Weekend camping -- and other trips to fun and historic sites -- are an important and fun part of Boy Scouting in general, and for Troop 150 in particular.

Our Troop plans about one tour a month.  Camping, of course, is a great activity, central to Boy Scouting.  In fact, a great deal of the scouting experience happens on these trips, the younger scouts get to learn campcraft and scouting skill that go towards their rank advancement.  Older scouts get to practice their organizational and leadership skills.

We are often tent camping, but sometimes cabin camping sometimes in the winter. There are lots of great campgrounds in New Jersey, and we sometime travel a bit farther in the region, too.  

Historical trips have included tours of battleships, a submarine, and important and interesting cities like Annapolis, Boston, and Washington, D.C.