Scouting in Kingston, Washington

Adventure. Leadership. Service. Community.

Nestled between the forests and shorelines of the Kitsap Peninsula, Scouting in Kingston, Washington offers young people and families a place to grow, explore, and lead. Our local Scouting America programs serve youth from kindergarten through young adulthood, providing age-appropriate opportunities that build character, citizenship, confidence, and a lifelong love of the outdoors.

From a child’s first hike to a teen’s leadership of high-adventure expeditions and community service, Scouting in Kingston is youth-led, values-driven, and rooted in fun, friendship, and service.


Cub Scout Pack 4555

~Since 1957

Cub Scouting is a co-ed, family-focused program for youth in grades K–5 that emphasizes fun, learning, and adventure. Through hands-on activities, outdoor exploration, and family involvement, Cub Scouts begin their Scouting journey with curiosity and confidence.

Motto: Do Your Best!

Meeting times: Varies by Den/Grade levels


Scouting America Boys Troop 1555 – “The Grand Old Triple Nickels”

~Since 1948

The flagship program of Scouting America for boys ages 10–17, Troop 1555 delivers a year-round, youth-led experience centered on outdoor adventure, leadership development, and service. Scouts build skills in camping, hiking, teamwork, and civic responsibility while forming friendships that last a lifetime.

Motto: Be Prepared!

Meets: Tuesdays, 6:30–8 PM


Scouting America Girls Troop 8555

~Est. 10/11/23

Girls Troop 8555 serves girls ages 10–17, offering the same exciting Scouts BSA program with a strong emphasis on leadership, outdoor skills, teamwork, and service. Scouts plan and lead their own adventures while developing independence, resilience, and confidence.

Motto: Be Prepared!

Meets: Tuesdays, 6:30-8 PM


Venturing Crew 1782 – “Kitsap Corps of Discovery”

~Est. 8/1/25

Venturing is a co-ed program for young adults ages 14–20 who are ready to take leadership and adventure to the next level. Crew 1782 focuses on high-adventure activities, historic exploration, service projects, and personal growth—led by youth, supported by mentors.

Motto: Lead the Adventure!

Meets: 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 6:30–8:00 PM

 
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