In March, Troop 410 gathered at Lake Georgetown for a campout focused on team building and skill development. The weekend was filled with engaging activities designed to strengthen teamwork and communication among the scouts. One of the highlights was the construction of a rope bridge, where the scouts put their knot-tying and lashing skills to the test. Working together to build a sturdy bridge was not only a fun challenge but also a great way for the scouts to practice problem-solving and cooperation, demonstrating the true spirit of scouting.

In addition to the team-building exercises, the campout provided an excellent opportunity for scouts to work on their rank advancement. Throughout the weekend, scouts focused on sharpening their outdoor skills, such as fire building, first aid, and navigation. Older scouts took the lead in teaching and guiding the younger ones, reinforcing skills that are essential for growth and development in scouting.