Arnprior Scouting

Arnprior Scouting Arnprior Scouting is an active group in the Ottawa Valley.

Beavers, Cubs and Scouts participate in many Camps AND Activities as well as contribute to the community.

A reminder to our Beaver and Cub families:🐺 Cubs starts Sept 9th ✅ 🦫 Beavers starts Sept 16th ✅ You will have received a...
09/02/2026

A reminder to our Beaver and Cub families:

🐺 Cubs starts Sept 9th ✅
🦫 Beavers starts Sept 16th ✅

You will have received an email from your section contact Scouters with first meeting details.

Registration is currently full for both sections but families are welcome to join waitlists by registering at scouts.ca/join and if capacity opens up, we will be able to welcome new youth.

Good day Fellow Arnprior-itesArnprior Scouting is proud to provide local youth with opportunities to learn new skills, d...
08/30/2026

Good day Fellow Arnprior-ites

Arnprior Scouting is proud to provide local youth with opportunities to learn new skills, develop leadership qualities and experience the outdoors in a safe and supportive environment.

As we prepare for another exciting year of activities, we are seeking support from local businesses and community partners to help fund and equip our programming. Donations help offset the costs for camping equipment, badges, activity supplies, community service projects and special events, ensuring that all youth can participate regardless of financial circumstances. We are also grateful to any individuals who may wish to contribute as well.

Big ticket items (gently used/in usable condition) that our group could use include:
- canoes 🛶
- tents ⛺️
- foldable wagons

We would be grateful for any contribution you may be able to provide. Your support helps us continue creating memorable experiences for young people in our community, and demonstrates your commitment in investing in the next generation.

Thank you for considering our request. We would be happy to discuss sponsorship opportunities or answer questions you may have.

- The 2nd Arnprior Scouting Team!

The scouts went on a canoe trip in Northern Quebec this summer.
08/25/2026

The scouts went on a canoe trip in Northern Quebec this summer.

🎶 Come out and enjoy Concerts in the Park tomorrow night at Fitzroy Provincial Park! 🌳While you're there, be sure to sto...
07/22/2026

🎶 Come out and enjoy Concerts in the Park tomorrow night at Fitzroy Provincial Park! 🌳

While you're there, be sure to stop by the Scouts BBQ, starting at 6:00 p.m. It's a great way to enjoy a tasty meal while supporting a fantastic local cause!

The Scouts from West Carleton & Arnprior Scouting are fundraising for the adventure of a lifetime as they prepare to attend the Haarlem Jamborette 2027 in Spaarnwoude, Netherlands. This international event will bring together Scouts from around the world for an unforgettable experience of friendship, culture, and adventure.

Every burger, hot dog, and drink purchased helps these youth get one step closer to their journey.

Come for the music, grab some dinner, and support our local Scouts. We hope to see you there! 🌭🎵🌍

The scouts made pens
06/26/2026

The scouts made pens

The scouts and venturers went to group camp.
06/07/2026

The scouts and venturers went to group camp.

🦫 🐾🌲 What a way to wrap up another amazing Scouting year! 🌲🐾 🦫 This weekend, the 2nd Arnprior Beaver Colony headed to Ca...
05/31/2026

🦫 🐾🌲 What a way to wrap up another amazing Scouting year! 🌲🐾 🦫

This weekend, the 2nd Arnprior Beaver Colony headed to Camp Opemikon near Maberly for our year-end camp. Joining us were Cubs, Scouts, and Ventures from both Arnprior and our friends at 1st West Carleton for an unforgettable all-sections adventure!

For many of our Beavers, this was their very first overnight Scout camp—and what an introduction it was! The weather was beautiful (once we survived Friday night's "slightly breezy" conditions that may or may not have felt like gale-force winds). The campsite was fantastic, the scenery was stunning, and the mosquitoes were... very enthusiastic about welcoming us.

The wildlife did not disappoint. We spotted everything from ticks and millipedes to turtles, owls, turkeys, and even beavers. (We're keeping it a secret which kind was more plentiful.)

Our Beavers spent the weekend exploring the camp, hiking the trails, visiting the Venture cabin, and taking on the low ropes course. A huge thank you to Scouter Alex G for literally showing us the ropes and helping our youth tackle challenges that required teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. There may have been a few wobbly moments, but everyone rose to the challenge!

One of the highlights of the weekend was attending our very first Council Campfire. We learned some Scouting traditions, sang songs, cheered for fellow Scouts, and laughed until our cheeks hurt. Thank you to 116th Nepean Group for the warm welcome and a campfire our Beavers won't soon forget.

Of course, no Scout camp is complete without food. We ate until our bellies couldn't fit another bite... and then somehow found room for marshmallows anyway. A massive thank you to Scouter Lorne from 1st West Carleton for once again taking on cooking duties and keeping a camp full of hungry youth and Scouters well-fed.

The most meaningful moment for many of our Beavers was the Swim-Up Ceremony. Nine of our Beavers swam up the river, said farewell to their friends at the Beaver Pond, and joined the Cub Pack in Akela's Jungle. We are incredibly proud of how much they have grown and know they are more than ready for the next step in their Scouting journey.

The Colony also bids farewell to Echo, Rusty, and Tic Tac as they move on to become Pack Scouters. Thank you for everything you have done for our Beavers over the years. While we'll miss having you around the pond, we're excited to see the impact you'll have in the Pack. And don't worry—the Colony will be in great hands with that silly squirrel, Tic Tac, helping lead the way.

We were also fortunate to witness moving-up ceremonies for Cubs heading to Scouts and Scouts heading to Ventures, a reminder that Scouting is one long adventure filled with growth, challenge, friendship, and new opportunities.

As we packed up camp and headed home, we left with full bellies, sharpened skills, countless memories, and more than a few very tired Beavers (and Scouters!). Weekends like this remind us why Scouting is so special.

Thank you to all of our volunteers, youth, parents, and Scouters who helped make this weekend such a success. And an enormous thank you to our families who joined us this weekend - without you, we wouldn’t have made it til Saturday! (For real, we couldn’t even have set up our tents 😂)

We hope all of our Scouting families have an amazing summer filled with adventure, campfires, hiking trails, and plenty of opportunities to make memories together. We hope to see many of you throughout the summer, and we can't wait to welcome everyone back for another year of fun when Scouting resumes in the fall.

Until then: stay curious, stay adventurous, and keep sharing! 🦫💙

Tonight the Beavers traded in their tails for test tubes as we worked toward earning our Science Beaver Badge! 🔬🪲🌿We spe...
05/22/2026

Tonight the Beavers traded in their tails for test tubes as we worked toward earning our Science Beaver Badge! 🔬🪲🌿

We spent a beautiful spring evening exploring the wonders of nature at Robert Simpson Park with Tic Tac, Rusty, and Rascal leading the way. Armed with sharp eyes, curious minds, and pockets mysteriously full of pebbles by the end of the night, our young scientists searched high and low for signs of life along the beach and shoreline habitats.

The Beavers discovered snails gliding through the mud, busy bugs crawling through the grass, and all sorts of interesting treasures hidden in the sand and shallow water. We talked about how beaches, forests, ponds, and rivers are all different habitats where plants and animals find food, shelter, and homes. Some Beavers even became “official stick inspectors” while others specialized in “very important rock research.” Science is serious business, after all.

We explored how insects hide for protection, how tiny creatures help keep nature healthy, and how the water near the shore is home to all kinds of living things — even if the fish, frogs, and beavers themselves must have been attending a secret animal meeting somewhere else tonight. 🐸🐟🦫

Tonight was also our final regular meeting before summer holidays begin. It’s been an amazing year full of adventures, laughter, crafts, games, and muddy discoveries, but we’re not quite done yet! We’re very excited for our year-end camp next weekend at Camp Opemikon where even more Beaver memories are waiting to be made around the campfire. 🔥⛺

Well done, scientists!

This is what the scouts made from Mother’s Day. 
05/20/2026

This is what the scouts made from Mother’s Day. 

Tonight was a very special night for the 2nd Arnprior Beaver Colony.Our White Tails were awarded their North Star Award ...
05/15/2026

Tonight was a very special night for the 2nd Arnprior Beaver Colony.

Our White Tails were awarded their North Star Award — the highest award a Beaver Scout can earn. And according to our Group Commissioner, it’s the first time in at least a decade (or more) that Arnprior Beavers have earned it!🌟

Over the years, these Beavers have learned new skills, made lifelong friendships, tried new adventures, pushed beyond their comfort zones, learned the importance of sharing and helping others, cared for the world around them, and given back to their community. Tonight was a celebration of that entire journey.

While Rusty and Rascal took the White Tails on a special hike to reflect on their time in Beavers and all the memories they have made along the way, the rest of the colony worked hard preparing the campfire under the watchful eye of Tic Tac, Echo, and Scouter Martin. The younger Beavers gathered wood, helped set up the campfire area, and eagerly waited for the return of the White Tails they look up to so much.

As the White Tails returned to camp, they were welcomed back by the glow of the colony campfire and the cheers of their fellow Beavers, families, and Scouters. One by one, each White Tail stepped forward to receive their award. Before receiving their badge and certificate, they tossed a symbolic paper torch into the fire — adding their own light to the colony campfire to continue guiding the younger Beavers, just as the North Star guides travellers home. It was a simple moment, but a powerful reminder that leadership, kindness, courage, and friendship leave a lasting light behind for others to follow.

Each White Tail then shared something they enjoyed, or learned, during their time at the Beaver pond, and then received their North Star badge and certificate from our Group Commissioner, Scouter Martin, surrounded by proud families, leaders, and fellow Scouts.

There were definitely a few emotional moments for the Scouters tonight. We still remember many of these Beavers arriving shy, nervous, and tiny in oversized brown vests. Tonight we watched them stand proudly and confidently in front of the colony as leaders, role models, and adventurers ready for their next step. Watching that growth is one of the greatest privileges of Scouting.

Of course, no Beaver campfire celebration would be complete without cupcakes, sparklers, laughter, and a little bit of silliness to finish off the evening. 🧁✨

We are incredibly proud of our White Tails for everything they have accomplished during their Beaver journey. They have earned every bit of this award.

Now only one challenge remains — to show off all of those skills at year-end camp before they officially swim up to Akela’s Jungle and begin their next adventure with the Cub Pack.

Once a Beaver, always a Beaver. 🦫💙

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