A scenic moderate loop near Amherst, Virginia. READ MORE

Troop 111’s annual family campout, where Cub Scouts are welcome to join the troop for a full weekend of fun camp activities. READ MORE

The Troop 111 annual beach trip moved inland this year to Holliday Lake State Park. In addition to plenty of downtime at the beach we combined the trip with a […] READ MORE

Back to Camp Shenandoah! When it rained it poured, but what great memories it makes. READ MORE

This special campout took place at the Blue Ridge School and included a large variety of activities such as canoeing, swimming, fitness and much more to help all of our […] READ MORE

Amazing weather and amazing views. READ MORE

Troop 111 scouts earned merit badges in Animation, Camping, Citizenship in the World, Communication, Emergency Preparedness, Golf, Indian Lore, Space Exploration and Sustainability. And our scouters taught the Bugling, Indian […] READ MORE

In this annual struggle for the preservation of life the scouts had to quietly find their way through the zombie infested woods to unload their gear. They had to put […] READ MORE

Klondike was an incredible event to experience. It was a time when you bonded with your friends and made new ones when it meant the most. We were faced with […] READ MORE

Scouts took on an early American experience camping out under thick conifer branches shielding them from the snow. They worked together to build a split rail fence and assisted with […] READ MORE

Another fantastic winter camp in the books. Camp Crockett at Hoover Ridge Park in Madison provided the perfect setting. These scouts were well prepared to meet temps in the teens […] READ MORE

A pit stop Friday night to sleep in the handicraft shelter at Camp Shenandoah and then off on the trail Saturday morning! With over 2,000 feet gained in elevation, the […] READ MORE

Troop 111 dusted off their boots, grabbed their hobbyhorses and headed out to Camp Shenandoah for the wild and exciting adventure that was the 46th annual Apple Harvest Camporee. The […] READ MORE

Scouts spent the day riding the trails of Pocahontas State Park. READ MORE

Back to Camp Shenandoah! Scouts were all busy, learning, full of slush puppies, and most likely broke, but having a GREAT time! This year was also filled with chess, snakes, […] READ MORE

An extended weekend of live oak trees, time at the beach, and ice cream on the boardwalk. READ MORE

The first of what is bound to be an annual event, the Woods With Merit Camporee, was an excellent first campout for many of the new scouts in the troop. […] READ MORE

An annual troop favorite, Zombie Outbreak Response Team, was dampered by fallen trees, heavy winds and downpour, but Troop 111 carries through, especially with a little help from the pizza […] READ MORE

Our scouts were able to see and experience life on the Battleship Wisconsin. Guided by dedicated and passionate Navy and Marine Veterans, including our own Committee Chair Joe Hoeing! READ MORE

The annual family campout at Camp Crockett in Hoover Ridge Park. Area Arrow of Light and Webelos scouts joined the troop on Saturday night. Scouts taught the cubs fire building […] READ MORE

The 45th annual Apple Harvest Camporee included a Scottish-themed Highland Games theme. READ MORE

We camped on Daniel Lady Farm, which served as General Edward Johnson’s headquarters and a confederate field hospital during the battle of Gettysburg. We enjoyed the museum and hiking the battlefield. The scouts completed the Lincoln portion of the Gettysburg Heritage Trail program. READ MORE

Set up camp along the river Friday night. Saturday morning be transported up stream, and then spend all of Saturday paddling and floating your way back to your campsite, stopping midway for a swim and a picnic lunch. READ MORE

Back to Camp Shenandoah! Scouts were all busy, learning, full of slush puppies, and most likely broke, but having a GREAT time! READ MORE

Visit to the Battleship Wisconsin and camping at First Landing State Park. READ MORE

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After rain canceled the troop’s annual trip to the Marble Yard, they quickly shifted gears and headed to Santos Farm. Nestled along a river bank in the Shenandoah National Forest the scouts enjoyed fishing, hiking, service, and fellowship. READ MORE

The thrilling feeling of testing your survival skills while being chased by zombies! Troop 111 welcomed three new scouts with this annual exciting themed campout. Competing in patrols they learned first aid, fire and axe safety, and shelter building. READ MORE