Scout Troop 312 Edmonds WA

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Troop 312 welcomes all youth! Our peer-led 'Trail to First Class' program builds skills via mentorship. Experienced Scouting leaders.

Year-round outdoor adventures & both in/out-of-state summer camp opportunities. Meets Mondays 7–8:30 PM, Sept–June.

10/13/2026

Congratulations to Kai on achieving the rank of Eagle Scout! 🦅

For one of the requirements to earn Eagle Scout, Scouting’s highest rank, Scouts must plan and lead a service project that benefits their community. It’s an opportunity to put their leadership skills into action while making a difference for others.

On Aug. 22, Kai led his Eagle Scout service project at Heritage Park in Lynnwood, helping create a new walking path connecting the new Salish Sea Middle School to the park.

After reaching out to the Parks Department to ask how he could help, Kai organized a team of 20 volunteers from Troop 312 to clear 300 feet of trail. Their hard work prepared the path for the Parks Department to pave, bringing the community one step closer to enjoying this new connection between the school and the park.

A huge thank-you to Kai and all the volunteers who rolled up their sleeves to make a difference!

Way to go, Kai! Your leadership, dedication and service to the community are something to be proud of!

10/11/2026

Thank you to KidStrong Edmonds for hosting Troop 312 today. We had a great time meeting others in the community including Edmonds School District Pixel Raptors_28395 Edmonds Food Bank Kestrel Veterinary Dark Hearts Society washingtonkidsintransition Mount Baker Council, Scouting America

10/10/2026

Save the date for Troop 312’s annual pumpkin carving contest! 🎃

Youth interested in joining Scouts are invited to carve pumpkins, meet the troop, enjoy snacks, and compete for prizes.

📅 October 26, 7–8:30 PM
📍 Edmonds United Methodist Church, downstairs in the meeting hall by the Edmonds Food Bank

Bring a pumpkin that’s already scooped out, plus carving tools if you have them. We’ll do the carving together at the event! The Scouts will vote for the winners!

Message us with any questions!

10/06/2026

A week at Camp Parsons this summer gave Troop 312 plenty of stories to bring home! 🏕️

Every Scout in our group who attempted the BSA swim test passed. The week filled up with archery, beachcombing, tie-dyeing shirts, volleyball, a climbing wall, axe throwing, and even a 6:30 a.m. canoe adventure! Older Scouts helped younger Scouts practice lashing and sealing rope ends.

Around the campfire, the troop made dinner each night and even attempted calzones for dinner once. One night we roasted marshmallows with a neighboring troop.

Then came Friday’s Hullabaloo! Our Scouts joined the campwide relay, which included running, swimming, speed walking, and canoeing, and took on the Octopus Cup canoe race to Octopus Point and back.

It rained, and we definitely did not stay dry. But the Scouts stayed in good spirits, tried new things, and took on more responsibility as the week went on. New leaders emerged, and by Friday, the group felt like a closer team.

Want to join the next adventure? Message Troop 312 to learn more!

10/01/2026

Ryann, one of our Troop 312 Scouts, spent 10 days at the National Scouting Jamboree in West Virginia this summer! 🏕️

She traveled with a 60-person Mount Baker Council, contingent, including a girls’ troop and a boys’ troop. They got to know each other through monthly meetings and time at Fire Mountain Scout Camp before the trip. At Jamboree, she served as scribe for the girls’ troop and made friends with Scouts from other cities and troops.

There was plenty to do, from ziplining and mountain biking to BMX, live music and patch trading. Her favorite? Trading one of her contingent’s Boeing patches for a Godzilla patch! 🦖

We’re glad Ryann got to represent Troop 312 at Jamboree!

09/29/2026

Troop 312 kicked off the Cycling merit badge with an 11-mile ride from Log Boom Park to Wilmot Gateway Park and back! 🚴‍♀️🚴

Seventeen Scouts and six adults road on paved bike trails, at every pace from leisurely to very fast. There’s room for every kind of rider here!

Does your kid want to try something new, make friends and find their pace? All interested youth, ages 11-18, are welcome in Troop 312.

Send us a message to learn how they can join our next adventure!

09/28/2026

Whether a large group or a small one, we are passionate about providing local youth with numerous outdoor opportunities throughout the year! Like this quick backpacking trip into the Alpine Lakes Wilderness in September 🌲 🌲 🌲

08/06/2026

Want to learn how to build a campfire? 🪵

Join Troop 312 for a fun evening of outdoor skills and get a taste of what Scouting is all about!

Thursday, August 20
4:30–8:00 p.m.
Edmonds City Park, Shelter 2.

All youth ages 11–17 are invited to learn the skills Scouts use to safely build a campfire alongside members of Troop 312.

While the kids participate, parents can meet our Scouts and leaders, ask questions, and learn more about the program.

Please note: Depending on local fire restrictions, we may not be able to light a campfire, but we’ll still be teaching the skills of building one safely.

We’ll also have food to share, so come spend the evening with us, meet the Troop, learn a new skill, and see if Scouting is a good fit for your family. There is no commitment, just stop by and say hello!

Know someone with an 11–17-year-old who might be interested? We’d love for you to share this post.

07/28/2026

Since 1939, over a million Scouts have trekked through the 220 square miles of rugged wilderness that is Philmont Scout Ranch.

Located just 4 miles south of Cimarron, New Mexico and nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Philmont is Scouting America's largest high adventure base.

This summer, 18 Scouts and 6 adult Scouters from Troop 312 completed a 12-day trek at Philmont. A trek here takes grit, endurance, bravery, and the mental and physical strength to overcome moments of difficulty and exhaustion. It also takes years of planning, months of training, and a great deal of teamwork.

It's also a lot of fun!

Scouting America and Troop 312 provides the opportunities, the leadership, the guidance, and the structure to safely prepare our boys and girls to accomplish great things, and to come away from these life-changing experiences with a new sense of strength, purpose, and self-confidence.

Scouting is all about character-building, trying new things in a safe, supportive environment, and developing leadership skills that will stay with our youth well into adulthood. Scouting is for everyone!

07/01/2026

The Scouts of Troop 312 get to witness some spectacular places. We hiked in the Goat Rocks Wilderness Area last weekend and, behold, Mount Adams against an almost bluebird sky!

Address

828 Caspers Street
Edmonds, WA
98020

Website

http://troop312edmonds.org/, https://www.instagram.com/troop312edmondswa/

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