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This is the page for the Cape Cod & Islands Council contingent that will be attending the 2026 National Jamboree at the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia.

Homeward bound!Our 2026 National Jamboree adventure has come to an end, and after an unforgettable week at the Summit Be...
07/31/2026

Homeward bound!

Our 2026 National Jamboree adventure has come to an end, and after an unforgettable week at the Summit Bechtel Reserve, Troop 3344 is on the road home.

As we waited for our bus this morning, there was a mix of excitement, exhaustion, and reflection. Over the past week, our Scouts challenged themselves, tried new activities, met Scouts from across the country, and made friendships that will last long after the tents have been packed away.

I couldn't be prouder of this group. They represented themselves, our troop, and the Cape Cod & Islands Council with enthusiasm, respect, and a willingness to pitch in whenever help was needed. Whether preparing meals, cleaning camp, supporting one another, or simply making the most of every opportunity, they demonstrated what Scouting is all about.

A special thank-you goes to our outstanding Senior Patrol Leader, Robert, whose leadership helped keep our contingent organized throughout the week. Thank you as well to our adult leaders—Chris Young, Marshall Lovelette, and Kim Slowek—for sharing their time, experience, and dedication to making this adventure such a success.

Finally, thank you to all of the parents, families, and friends who followed along from home, cheered us on, and supported this journey from the very beginning. Your encouragement made this experience possible.

The Jamboree may be over, but the memories, friendships, and lessons learned will stay with us for years to come. Thank you for following along on our adventure!

A memorable finale to an incredible week at the 2026 National Jamboree!After dinner, our contingent made its way to Summ...
07/31/2026

A memorable finale to an incredible week at the 2026 National Jamboree!

After dinner, our contingent made its way to Summit Stadium one last time for the Closing Show. We arrived early, which earned us some excellent seats and gave us time to enjoy a concert by the 2026 National Jamboree Band while we waited for the program to begin.

The Closing Show was a fitting end to an unforgettable week. The U.S. Navy Leap Frogs parachuted into the stadium carrying the American flag, setting the stage for an evening filled with outstanding music, inspiring speakers, reflections on the Jamboree experience, and thousands of Scouts singing along together. The night concluded with an impressive drone show that lit up the sky above the Summit.

As we looked around the stadium, it was hard not to reflect on everything that had happened over the past week. New friendships had been formed, challenges had been overcome, new skills had been learned, and memories had been made that will last a lifetime. The Closing Show was a celebration not just of the week, but of the experiences that brought Scouts from across the country—and around the world—together.

When the show ended, we returned to camp to finish packing the last of our gear before getting a few hours of sleep. The alarm would be ringing at 4:30 the next morning as we prepared to break camp and begin the journey home.

What an incredible way to end our time at the Summit.

Making the most of our final day of adventure at the 2026 National Jamboree!With only a few hours of program remaining b...
07/31/2026

Making the most of our final day of adventure at the 2026 National Jamboree!

With only a few hours of program remaining before it was time to prepare for our trip home, our Scouts were determined to fit in one last round of activities.

A group headed to the aquatics area, where they spent the morning kayaking and taking on the Water Reality Challenge. Others made their way to Summit Center for more patch trading, one last chance to pick up memorabilia, and visits to exhibits they wanted to see before the Jamboree came to a close.

One of the best parts of the week has been watching our Scouts grow more confident as they planned their own days, explored the Summit with friends from across the country, and tried activities they might never have experienced anywhere else. Every Scout's Jamboree looked a little different, and that's exactly what makes this event so special.

We also said goodbye to Landen, who left a little early to head to Guatemala for a mission trip. We wish him safe travels and an amazing experience as he begins his next adventure.

By mid-afternoon, the program areas closed and the focus shifted to breaking camp. Scouts packed up their personal gear, took down our dining flies, cleaned and packed the kitchen equipment, and prepared the campsite for an early departure the following morning. Although we still had one more night at the Summit, getting a head start made the final morning much easier.

The adventures may have been winding down, but one unforgettable event still remained—the Closing Show.

Making the most of the final full program day at the 2026 National Jamboree!With just one full day of activities remaini...
07/30/2026

Making the most of the final full program day at the 2026 National Jamboree!

With just one full day of activities remaining, our Scouts were determined to squeeze every last adventure out of their Jamboree experience.

A large group headed to The Bows and The Barrels to enjoy the Summit's range and target sports. Some patiently waited several hours for the opportunity to shoot pistols and discovered an important lesson: at a National Jamboree, getting an early start can make all the difference. Between the activity lines and the shuttle buses, the early bird definitely has the advantage!

Others completed the Outdoor Recreation patch by tackling geocaching, orienteering, a visit to Brownsea Island, and even "fox hunting" using radio direction-finding equipment. It's been great to see so many Scouts challenging themselves to try activities they may never have experienced before.

Of course, with a week full of hiking, climbing, paddling, and exploring, a few bumps and bruises are inevitable. Bella was officially diagnosed with having "too much fun" after straining a ligament in her knee. Thankfully, she's in good spirits and taking it easy.

With Scouts spread across the Summit, I'm sure there are plenty of adventures I never got to hear about. That's one of the fun parts of the Jamboree—everyone comes back to camp with a different story to tell.

Today marks our final day at the Summit. Many Scouts are hoping to fit in one last aquatic adventure, whether it's stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, or the Water Reality Challenge, before program areas close this afternoon. Then it's time to pack up camp and get ready for tomorrow's trip home, with one more highlight still ahead—the Closing Show tonight.

What an incredible week it's been!

Rain couldn't slow down the adventure at the 2026 National Jamboree!Yesterday brought periods of heavy rain and a few th...
07/29/2026

Rain couldn't slow down the adventure at the 2026 National Jamboree!

Yesterday brought periods of heavy rain and a few thunderstorms, but that didn't stop our Scouts from making the most of the day. When the skies opened up, they found indoor exhibits, played games, and waited for the weather to pass. As soon as the rain let up, they were right back out exploring the Summit.

Throughout the day, Scouts tackled a wide variety of activities. A couple made it to The Barrels for range and target sports, while others soared down the Big Zip or one of the Legacy Zips. Scouts also learned how to wire electrical outlets, participated in mock trials as part of the Law Merit Badge, built robots, paddled kayaks, and continued working toward the Outdoor Recreation patch. And, of course, there was plenty of patch trading throughout the day!

With everyone spread out across the Summit, it's impossible to see everything firsthand. Some of the day's stories came from the Scouts themselves, while others were captured in photos shared by our amazing leadership team. It's fun seeing just how many different adventures our contingent packs into a single day.

I spent most of the day back at camp, staying dry and enjoying a chance to relax while the Scouts were out exploring. Once program activities wrapped up, everyone gathered back at camp to throw a football, catch up on the day's adventures, and end the evening watching National Treasure together in our subcamp tent.

One of the best parts of the National Jamboree isn't found on a zip line or a kayak—it's the friendships. Every day, our Scouts meet youth from other troops, councils, and states, and before long they're spending the day exploring together like they've known each other for years. Watching those new friendships form has been one of the highlights of the week.

Rain or shine, there's always something happening at the National Jamboree—and our Scouts continue to make the most of every opportunity.

Making the most of every moment at the 2026 National Jamboree!As the week begins to wind down, our Scouts are still taki...
07/28/2026

Making the most of every moment at the 2026 National Jamboree!

As the week begins to wind down, our Scouts are still taking advantage of everything the Summit has to offer. With everyone heading in different directions throughout the day, it can be a challenge to catch them in action—but that's part of what makes the National Jamboree such a unique experience.

Yesterday, Scouts tackled both the Big Zip and Legacy Zip, explored the waterways by kayak, and continued discovering new activities across the Summit.

One of the day's highlights was seeing our Senior Patrol Leader, Robert, join nearly 100 other contingent members and 50 Jamboree Band staff musicians for a special concert in Summit Stadium. Robert played French horn as part of the combined band, which rehearsed for a couple of hours before putting on an impressive performance. The band director was amazed by both the turnout and how well everyone came together.

Late in the afternoon, our contingent attended the Order of the Arrow Legacy Experience, an inspiring multimedia presentation celebrating Scouting's National Honor Society and its century of service, leadership, and adventure.

After dinner, the pace slowed a bit as Scouts gathered around camp to throw a football, play card games, swap stories from the day, and recharge both themselves and their phones before another day of adventure.

The activities are incredible, but it's these shared moments around camp that often become the memories that last the longest.

07/28/2026

It's a lovely day at the Summit with rain, thunder, and lightning. Everyone left our campsite earlier to seek out dry things to do.

Today was a special day for Troop 3344!Our Senior Patrol Leader, Robert, had the opportunity to join the 2026 National J...
07/27/2026

Today was a special day for Troop 3344!

Our Senior Patrol Leader, Robert, had the opportunity to join the 2026 National Jamboree Band on French horn. Around 100 Scouts and leaders from contingents across the country rehearsed alongside about 50 members of the Jamboree Band staff for a couple of hours before performing a concert in Summit Stadium.

The band director commented on how surprised he was by both the size of the group and how quickly everyone came together to perform at such a high level.

Congratulations, Robert, on representing our troop so well. We're proud of you! 🎶⚜️

Mid-week laundry
07/27/2026

Mid-week laundry

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