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Offers a variety of recreational and educational activities for youth individuals. Cub Scouts are for boys and girls in grades K-5. Scouting is for young men and women ages 11-17. Career Exploring programs are for young men and women ages 14-20.

Offers programs supporting girls in developing full potential through group activities focused on values clarification, self-esteem, social and leadership skills, and constrictive leisure pursuits. offers opportunities in healthy living, travel, financial literacy, arts, STEM and outdoor education. 

Provides young people, both boys and girls an opportunity to develop a set of core values based on the Scout Oath and Law. This is accomplished through adult volunteers, as they teach appreciation of the outdoors and the world through camping, community service, teaching leadership, and more.

Young people also learn the skills of goal setting and achievement as they work toward the Eagle Scout Award.

Offers facilities for troops and groups to use to create their own unique camping experience. They range from tents and cabins to year-round lodges.

Day Camp offers girls the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors during the day and return home each evening. The camps at Camp Dean and Camp McCormick offer an overnight option once during the week-long program. The camp sessions are facilitated by resident camp staff.

Resident (overnight) Camp girls live at camp for sessions ranging from 3 days/ 2 nights up to 13 days/ 12 nights. During their stay, girls live in sleeping cabins, platform tents, Adirondacks, or covered wagons. Girls can attend on their own, with a buddy (current Girl Scout or non-member), or with girls from their troop. Resident Camp is run by seasonal camp staff.

Offers programs supporting girls in developing full potential through group activities focused on values clarification, self-esteem, social and leadership skills, and constrictive leisure pursuits. offers opportunities in healthy living, travel, financial literacy, arts, STEM and outdoor education. 

Scouting programs are designed to be fun while building desirable qualities of character and ethical behavior as well as helping scouts to develop in the areas of citizenship, leadership, and physical/mental fitness.

Scouting provides an environment for learning to try, fail and succeed with positive reinforcement for each type of experience through the use of a reward-based advancement program. Scouting shows adults how to work with their children in a positive and constructive manner through Scout Leader training programs. Career awareness is provided for students through the coeducational Learning for Life and Career Exploring Programs.

Offers facilities for troops and groups to use to create their own unique camping experience. They range from tents and cabins to year-round lodges.

Day Camp offers girls the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors during the day and return home each evening. The camps at Camp Dean and Camp McCormick offer an overnight option once during the week-long program. The camp sessions are facilitated by resident camp staff.

Resident (overnight) Camp girls live at camp for sessions ranging from 3 days/ 2 nights up to 13 days/ 12 nights. During their stay, girls live in sleeping cabins, platform tents, Adirondacks, or covered wagons. Girls can attend on their own, with a buddy (current Girl Scout or non-member), or with girls from their troop. Resident Camp is run by seasonal camp staff.

Provides character development and value-based leadership training for the youth. Services include training in citizenship, service, leadership, instilling lifetime values, and development of ethical character. 

Scouting programs, including community service projects, coding, exploring the outdoors, and more.

Promotes better citizenship and builds knowledge through instruction and practice in the water. Members learn the following information and skills water safety, boating skills and knowledge of maritime heritage.

Provides activities for youth in order to learn more about themselves and the world around them. This co-ed program emphasizes four main areas known as the A-L-P-S model adventure, leadership, personal growth, and service.

Offers to teach important life and career skills to young people from all backgrounds through immersive career experiences and mentorship provided by community and business leaders. Equip young people with character, leadership and life skills that can be used both today and in their future careers. Co-ed.

Offers to help develop courage, confidence, and character through a variety of engaging, challenging, and fun activities.

Provides young people an opportunity to develop a set of core values through camping, community service, youth leadership, and more. Young people also learn the skills of goal setting and achievement as they work toward the Eagle Scout Award.