Royaneh Summer Camp 2026

By: Jia Brahmbhatt

Troop 2123 recently spent a week at Camp Royaneh, where Scouts participated in merit badge classes, outdoor activities, and camp traditions while enjoying everything camp had to offer. Throughout the week, Scouts challenged themselves by learning new skills, completing rank requirements, and trying activities both in and outside of their merit badge schedules. Whether attending classes, spending time at open program areas, or relaxing with their patrols, there was always something happening around camp.

In addition to merit badges, Scouts took part in many of Royaneh's traditions and campwide activities. Evening campfires, patrol competitions, and time spent with friends helped make each day unique. Older Scouts had opportunities to mentor younger Scouts, while newer Scouts gained confidence as they became more familiar with camp life. Across the troop, everyone contributed to creating a positive and supportive environment. Several scouts participated in things like the early morning Polar Bear Swim, trail rides, the Camp Choir, skits, and other long-standing traditions. 

Camp Royaneh continues to be a place where Scouts can learn, lead, and enjoy the outdoors together. The week provided opportunities to develop new skills, strengthen teamwork, and take on new challenges while making lasting memories with fellow Scouts. Troop 2123 would like to thank the Camp Royaneh staff and all of the adult volunteers who helped make this year's summer camp a success, and we look forward to returning next year!