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.

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!

06/25/2026

A requirement Scouts need to complete for their Communications and Citizenship in the Community merit badge is to attend an in-person meeting of either their city, town, county council, school board or a local court session. A few Scouts from Troop 312 attended the Board meeting of the Edmonds School District last night and were able to observe how these meeting are conducted and how the community is able to have their voice and opinions heard.

05/25/2026

Today we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and dedication are an inspiration to every Scout in our troop.

Thank you to all who have served. You will never be forgotten.

05/19/2026

We are proud to celebrate Mia, the first female Eagle Scout in Troop 312!

Before girls were allowed in Cub Scouts, Mia watched her older brother participate and wished she could join too. When scouting opened to girls, she jumped in wholeheartedly, moving from Cub Scouts into Scouting America and embracing every adventure and leadership opportunity along the way.

As a member of her home Troop 312 and a member of Troop 681 in Seattle, Mia has built friendships, leadership skills, and a reputation for kindness and inclusion everywhere she’s been.

She has attended Philmont Scout Ranch twice and is returning again this year as an employee. For her Eagle project, she built raised garden beds for the Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Congregation.

Her Eagle Court of Honor was filled with Scouts and leaders from Troop 312 and a member of Troop 681, reflecting just how many lives she has touched through Scouting.

In her remarks, Mia thanked those who paved the way for girls in Scouting and honored Scouts who came before her. Her words were thoughtful, brave, and deeply moving.

“Mia is one of the kindest and most compassionate souls I know. She has always been a champion for inclusion in our unit, and always makes new folks feel welcome. She truly embodies the Scout spirit.” - Steve Jensen, Scout Leader, Troop 312

Congratulations, Mia. We are proud of the leader you are and excited to see where your trail leads next.

04/26/2026

Our troop partnered with the Edmonds Ivy League on a conservation project at Southwest County Park. This dedicated group works year-round to restore and maintain the park, and we were glad to help them today.

We had 10 Scouts and 3 leaders join in to remove invasive English ivy and cut back invasive laurel, helping protect the health of the forest and keep trails accessible for the community.

Projects like this are a great example of what Scouting is all about—leadership, service, and making a tangible impact.

If you have a kid ages 11-17 who would enjoy getting outdoors, building confidence, and being part of a supportive, welcoming group, we’d love to have you join us. All are welcome.

Feel free to message us or comment to learn more.

03/30/2026

This weekend 16 scouts and 6 adult leaders backpacked 6 miles up the Dosewallips River Valley in the Olympic Mountains! Lots of games, smiles, good food, and great company 😊

Address

828 Caspers Street
Edmonds, WA
98020

Website

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

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