EXPERIENCE THE WOOLRICH UNIT

Placing Youth on the Path to Success

Meet Mondays from 7 pm to 8:30 pm (Troop)

Meet Tuesdays from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Pack)

GET TO KNOW US

Scouts BSA Troop 66 is located at Woolrich Community United Methodist Church on Park Ave in Woolrich, PA. We meet every Monday night from 7 pm to 8:30 pm. We go camping and learn outdoor skills such as building fires, first aid and using a map & compass... In Scouts, you can also earn a total of 135 Merit Badges such as Petcare, Robotics, Fishing, and more! We welcome boys ages 11-17 into Scouting. Come for a visit and see what we are all about!!
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Woolrich Unit LEADERS

Troop 66 is Scout-Led

TROOP 66 B
SENIOR PATROL LEADER

Ryan

Troop 66 B is for boys ages 11-17. The patrols in Troop 66 B are the Toxic Dodo Birds and Soaring Eagles.

Den Chief

Ryan also works with Pack 661 at meetings and events

SCOUTMASTER/CUBMASTER

Corky

Corky is the Scoutmaster for Troop 66 & oversees the Troop Meetings & Events.

Corky also oversees Pack 661

NEWS AND UPDATES

WOOLRICH CUB SCOUT PACK 661 ESTABLISHED

2022

In the community of Woolrich, a Cub Scout Pack is being established! Cub Scouts will make new friends, play purposeful games, and learn new skills. Cub Scout families will have fun camping and taking outdoor adventures along the nearby Mid-State Trail or Woolrich Park. Meetings and group events will be held at the Woolrich Church. The Woolrich Pack is open to Boys & Girls ages 5-10. For more information or interested in joining visit Scoutsbsatroop66.org or contact the Woolrich Pack Cubmaster Corky Probst at 570-660-2401

Washington D.C 2022

Scouts from Troop 66 recently took a 5-day trip to Washington D.C. Scouts stayed at a nearby campground, Cherry Hill Park. Every day was full of adventures to various monuments and museums, including the National Zoo, The National Museum of American History, The Lincoln Memorial, and The Boy Scout Memorial. A highlight of the trip was the unique opportunity to tour the inside of The White House. On the final day, Scouts went to Arlington National Cemetery and visited the Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier, witnessing the changing of the guard.