Friends of Troop 840

The history of Troop 840 was built at campouts, carried in flags, marked by Eagle scouts, and remembered by the people who were there. Troop 840’s story has all of that. From its start in 1973 to today, Troop 840 has built a history of accomplishment, leadership, and service. The milestones tell a clear story. This is a troop that did more than attend events. It hosted them. It built places for others to use. It won awards. It developed leaders. Most of all, it helped Scouts

Every year around this time, the Scouts of Troop 840 get up bright and early for one of our favorite Florida outdoor adventures. Overnight gear goes into the car, rash guards go on, dry bags get packed—and we head to Riverbend Park to begin our annual Loxahatchee River kayaking and canoeing adventure. While the Scouts get ready for the river, the adults make their coffee, put on their uniforms, and get ready for a full day on the water. From Riverbend Park, we launch for a 5–

Troop 840 has a long tradition of seeking adventure. The 2027 season is no exception. The Troop has decided that the next stop on our journey will be the Camp Geronimo. Camp Geronimo offers 40+ merit badges, aquatics, shooting sports, hiking, nature, handicraft, evening programs and open-program activities. For the older Scouts, Geronimo's Spade Ranch Adventure gets into climbing, canyoneering, caving, horseback riding, canoeing, mountain biking and overnight adventures. For