Three overlapping pictures of Scouting Activities - Hiking on a glacier, canoeing, and a group of Scouts with the Troop flag

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Camp Olmstead Page (under construction)

New Family Orientation PowerPoint

Follow this link to info about our reading program

T-shirt order form is HERE

Recent Updates:

Note: calendar and other minor updates occur frequently and are not listed here.

18 Aug - Updated calendar with results of planning PLC

14 Aug - Added page for patrol news

14 Aug - Added pix from our shed moving project

1 Aug - Added more pix from Northern Tier

31 Jul - Added SM Minutes from 2010

30 Jul - Pictures from the Jamboree

26 Jul - Grand Centennial Parade Pix

13 Jun - Added pix from Shenandoah Nat'l Park trail maintenance project

 

Welcome to the Troop 1018 webpage

image of the Troop 1018 shoulder patch

A warm Boy Scout welcome from Troop 1018, Dranesville, Virginia and thanks for stopping by our website.  We hope you'll find the information here both useful and practical whether you're interested in Scouting, camping, or the history of the Dranesville area.  We have lots of helpful hints for Scouts and plenty of pictures and stories from past campouts, summer camps, and other Troop 1018 activities.

Prospective Scouts! Looking for a great troop?  Check us out.  Follow this link to a video that shows Troop 1018 in action.  Follow this link for more information about the troop.

We have information, handouts, worksheets, and a lesson plan for the Personal Management Merit Badge at this link.

Troop 1018 is sponsored by the Dranesville United Methodist Church and we meet on Monday evenings in Fellowship Hall.  We welcome new members and invite anyone interested in the troop or Scouting to contact us for more information.  Follow this link for more information about the Troop.

Image of National Capital Area Council shoulder patch showing the Jefferson Memorial at cherry blossom time

Dranesville, Virginia is located about 25 miles west of Washington, DC, just minutes from Reston, Sterling, Great Falls, and Herndon.  It's a town with a rich history and the site of a battle in the early days of the Civil War.  Check out the "history of our area" page to find out more about Dranesville's interesting past. The Dranesville United Methodist Church graveyard dates back to at least the early 1800's.  The troop has transcribed information from tombstones which may be of interest to those doing genealogical research on the area.

 

This web site is designed to provide specific information for use of the members and parents of Troop 1018. This web site does not represent any official view of the Boy Scouts of America, the National Capital Area Council or the Powhatan District.