Greater Alabama Council - Boy Scouts of America

United States, Birmingham

Overview

Greater Alabama Council - Boy Scouts of America (BSA), headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, offers year-round programs designed to develop leadership, character, and outdoor skills in youth. With a variety of summer camps, day camps, and weekend retreats, the council provides countless opportunities for Scouts to grow physically, mentally, and spiritually while enjoying outdoor adventures. A Wide Range of Activities The Greater Alabama Council operates several camping properties, including Camp Comer and Camp Sequoyah, which host a variety of programs for Scouts of all ages: Outdoor Adventures: Activities include hiking, fishing, swimming, canoeing, climbing, and shooting sports. Merit Badge Programs: Scouts can work toward earning badges in areas such as environmental science, citizenship, and wilderness survival. Special Events: Programs like the Comer Shindig and Order of the Arrow ceremonies add unique experiences to the camp schedule. For younger Scouts, Cub Scout Day Camps offer fun-filled days with activities like BB-guns, archery, crafts, and field sports. Leadership Development The council emphasizes leadership growth through programs like National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT), a six-day course that equips Scouts with the skills to lead effectively in their units and communities. Additionally, older Scouts can participate in advanced outdoor adventures that challenge their skills and foster teamwork. Year-Round Opportunities Beyond summer camps, the Greater Alabama Council offers seasonal events such as family camping weekends, fall fishing derbies, and winter holiday-themed camps. These events ensure that Scouting remains an active part of participants’ lives throughout the year. A Commitment to Inclusion The council is dedicated to creating a welcoming environment where every Scout feels valued. Programs are designed to accommodate Scouts with special needs whenever possible, ensuring that all youth have the opportunity to participate in Scouting activities. Why Choose Greater Alabama Council? For families seeking a program that combines outdoor adventure with personal growth and leadership development, the Greater Alabama Council is an excellent choice. Whether your child is climbing a 35-foot tower at Camp Comer or earning merit badges at Camp Sequoyah, they’ll leave with new skills, lifelong friendships, and cherished memories. The Greater Alabama Council isn’t just about camping—it’s about shaping future leaders who are prepared to make a positive impact in their communities. If you’re looking for a program that builds character while fostering a love for the outdoors, this council’s offerings are second to none!

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Departure from:	United States
Age:	4–18
Gender:	Co-Ed
Type:	Overnight
Adventure:	Wilderness

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Country:	United States
Regions:	Birmingham
Address:	Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, 35201

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