BSA Troop 36

10/04/2026

Big congratulations to Troop 36 Eagle Scout, Charles Goede, for competing in World Skills 2026 and earning a Medal of Excellence for Plumbing! We at Troop 36 are proud of your dedication to your craft and your amazing accomplishments!

09/25/2026

Troop 36 doing a good turn by cleaning up Waterford High School grounds…up next, Oswegatchie School!

Troop 36 welcomes boys and girls in middle school and high school - stop by Scout Hall on a Monday night at 7pm to see what we’re all about (Tuesdays on holiday weeks).
Connecticut Rivers Council
Southeastern District CRC BSA

08/08/2026

Scouts from Scouting America Pack 36, Troop 36, and Troop 29 marched in the Waterford Day Parade this morning. It was a beautiful day for it!

Thank you to the Town of Waterford, the organizers, and the volunteers who made this event a great one!

To request more information, go to https://beascout.scouting.org/ Enter the Waterford, CT zip code and select the appropriate age group.

08/08/2026

Today, Saturday August 8th! Waterford Day Parade
Waterford Cub Scout Pack 36 and BSA Troop 36
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See you soon!

08/05/2026

Waterford Cub Scout Pack 36 and BSA Troop 36 will be at the Waterford Day parade this Saturday August 8th!

Come out and enjoy the festivities!

Let's get ready for the parade and celebrating our amazing town!

05/19/2026

Over the weekend, Scouts and Leaders from Troop 36 participated in America’s Semiquincentennial Camporee at Camp Workcoeman. The Camporee was a celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary. The events were based on the book, “George Washington, Spymaster” by Thomas B. Allen.

General George Washington (played by historical reenactor, Brian Hilton) arrived on horseback for the opening ceremony and conducted a U.S. Constitution history game with the Scouts at one of the stations. The stations included educational aspects as well as teamwork to complete the activities. Our Scouts demonstrated excellent teamwork, with the older Scouts leading the way.

Throughout the camporee, Scouts collected clues to decipher a code at the end to earn another patch. Adult Leaders also hiked throughout the camp to gather clues for their own code to crack.

All in all, it was a fun weekend for Scouts and leaders and an impressive event run by camp and council volunteers. Connecticut Rivers Council