Scouts

Camping Resources

Packing List

These are things you should be bringing to a general campout. Always be sure to check the weather forecast before you leave; however, be prepared for weather conditions such as rain or cold. For cooler campouts, bring proper cold weather clothing including waterproof gloves, a knit cap, and a winter jacket.

  • Sleeping bag
  • Pillow and blanket (optional)
  • Sweatshirt/fleece x2
  • Rain jacket/poncho
  • Socks(wool) x4
  • Underwear/long johns
  • Shirt/T-Shirts x3
  • Pants /Shorts x2
  • Sleeping clothes
  • Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.)
  • Scout book
  • Flashlight/ Headlamp
  • Mess kit (plate, bowl, + silverware)
  • Water bottle
  • Hot cup (optional/for hot chocolate)
  • Class A Uniform not needed

Camping Locations

Troop Nine has camped all over and is constantly looking for new and exciting places to visit. If you have any suggestions for new camping destinations, do not hesitate in bringing them to the PLC.

There are some locations that we are known to return to every year. This is a list of some of the common places where the troop camps.

Nobscot – 1 Nobscot Road, Sudbury MA

www.nobscot.com

We have a cabin campout at Camp Nobscot every February. Depending on the weather, the campout usually has a lot of outdoor, snow-based activities during the day and movie nights after dark.

Camp Squanto – 200 Cuttersfield Rd, Plymouth, MA 02360

www.campsquanto.com

Camp Squanto is home to the Mayflower Council’s summer camp every summer. Troop Nine attends the camp for one week in early July every year, taking part in a wide range of camp activities and merit badges. In the fall, the troop comes back to Camp Squanto to host an overnight campout for Weymouth’s Webelos Cub Scouts.

Camp Yawgoog – 61 Camp Yawgoog Rd, Rockville, RI 02873

www.yawgoog.org

Wompatuck – 271 Union St, Hingham, MA 02043

www.mass.gov/wompatuck