Troop 1214

Troop 1214: Growing Leaders

About

What are the “Best Things” About Troop 1214 in Annapolis, MD?
In this “Boy-Led” Troop, we maintain a healthy balance between old fashioned fun and the meaningful work of progressing through the Scout ranks.  Combine this with the healthy monthly excursions to the great outdoors, PLUS the frequent Service Projects to give back to our communities, we provide every member of Troop 1214 unique life experiences that shape them into the leaders of tomorrow while having a good time! Today’s world is busy and complex.  Organized sports certainly have undeniable benefits in providing an outlet for the boundless energy of today’s young men (all too often pent up during “screen activities”) but there is NOTHING that will build character and prepare a boy to become a man in today’s world like Scouting! Join us, for a real “win-win-win” experience!  The Troop meets on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. in Annapolis, MD.

Troop Organization

The Troop is organized and managed by a group of older Scouts and facilitated by a group of highly experienced and trained adult Scouters. The youth leader of the Troop is the Senior Patrol Leader. He is elected each year by the Troop members. The Troop is organized into patrols. Each Patrol consists of a youth Patrol Leader and a youth Assistant Patrol Leader with 4-6 other Scouts. The Patrol Leaders are selected by the adult leaders and they select their assistants. Our summer program has a variety of fun outdoor skills such as: biking, hiking, golf, swimming, canoeing, fishing, and our annual cardboard boat race. We conduct a variety of service projects throughout the year in and around our local community and while camping.

Goals

Citizenship

we will make you a better citizen.

Life Skills

we will teach a variety of useful life skills.

Leadership

we will give you opportunities to improve your leadership.

Fun

we will have lots of fun.

Service

we will provide service to others.

Duty to God

we will support the Scout Oath’s duty to God.

Scout Program Benefits

Develops character and encourages spiritual growth.

Develops habits of good citizenship.

 Develops strong leaders.

Teaches youth to live by the virtues of the Scout Law.  A Scout is: Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent.

 Provides fun and exciting new activities.

 Develops new skills.

 Develops a serving attitude.

Teaches youth to “be prepared” and to “do a good turn daily”.

Latest News

BSA Sea Base High Adventure Trip – 26 June – 3 July 2026

This summer the Troop sent three crews out to two different High Adventure camps - Yellowstone High Adventure Outpost in Wyoming and BSA Sea Base in Florida.  The other two crews traveled south again to Scouting America's Sea Base High Adventure base in Islamorada, Florida for sailing adventures this time!  The first part of the itinerary allowed the crews to spend their time snorkeling, paddling, and fishing. For the remainder of the adventure, the two crews set sail on a live-aboard adventure at sea on two separate sailboats!

Yellowstone High Adventure Outpost HA Trip – 17-27 June 2026

This summer the Troop sent three crews out to two different High Adventure camps - Yellowstone High Adventure Outpost in Wyoming and BSA Sea Base in Florida.  The first crew to depart went to Wyoming and stayed at Camp Buffalo Bill run by the Adventure West Council.  The crew, led by two stalwart Scouters, flew out of BWI and headed to Wyoming right after school let out for the summer.  The plan was to add a couple of days in Yellowstone National Park to the itinerary provided by the Council run high adventure base.  The Scouts wanted to make the most out of their trip that included bouldering, rock climbing, whitewater rafting, and day hikes in the beautiful Wyoming vistas.

Memorial Day Flag In Ceremony at Annapolis National Cemetery – 21 May 2026

Ahead of Memorial Day, Scouts of Boy Scout Troop 1214 had the profound honor of visiting Annapolis National Cemetery to place American flags at the gravesites of our nation’s fallen heroes. 

Events

October 14

Activity :

Troop Meeting, Recruiting Night

October 21

Activity :

Committee Meeting and BORs Troop Meeting

October 23-25

Activity :

Campout (Wilderness First Aid)

October 28

Activity :

PLC (6:30pm) Troop Meeting (7:00pm)