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Kevin Flock, Scoutmaster
troop697webmaster@gmail.com
We are a very active boy led troop!!!
We ensure there is at least a minimum of 1 outdoor activity scheduled every month!!
We are welcoming new scouts all the time!!!
Come meet us to learn more!!
We meet every Tuesday between 7-8 PM at St. James Episcopal Church at 975 East Warner Road, Tempe, AZ.
Reach us via email at troop697webmaster@gmail.com
Our Goals
At Troop 697, we are strong believers in the ability of our youth to succeed. Our programs, outings and activities are designed to help our youth reach their goals and fulfill their highest potential. We are proud of all our boys and love watching them grow into bright-minded and confident young men.
Photo: Court of Honor ceremony held quarterly to recognize each Scout's newly completed merit badges and hard earned advancements in rank.
Troop 697 meets at St. James Episcopal Church in Tempe. St. James is located at
975 East Warner Road on the SE corner of Rural and Warner.
Troop 697 is part of the Gila River District of the Grand Canyon Council of Boy Scouts of America.
Our troop meets Tuesday evenings at 7:00 pm. We offer many hiking and camping opportunities.
Boy Scouts are between 5th and 12th grades. Boys of all faiths are welcome. Whether you are bridging from Cub Scouts or have never been a Scout, all are welcome to be our guests!
What We Do
Camping
Camping
Camp Geronimo (BSA Camp near Payson, AZ)
Cherry Valley (BSA Camp on Catalina Island, CA)
Annual Family Campout Near Payson, AZ
Troop campouts throughout Arizona almost every month
Hiking, Boating, Etc.
Hiking, Boating, Etc.
Roosevelt Lake
Aravaipa Canyon Weekend
Havasupai Falls Weekend
Picacho Peak
Kartchner Caverns
Sunrise Ski and Snowboarding
Florida Seabase
Community Service and Conservation
Community Service and Conservation
Packing meal boxes for Feed My Starving Children
Helping maintain and improve BSA facilities around Arizona
Maintenance projects for our charter organization, St. James
Mistletoe Harvesting to protect wildlife
Mistletoe Harvesting
Mistletoe Harvesting
Photo: Separating mistletoe leaves to be given away
Eagle Project
Eagle Project
Photo: Brodey Rivers' Eagle Project in which he repainted curb numbers in an elderly neighborhood
Which Direction are You Going?
Which Direction are You Going?
Whether you are looking for a group of friends to enjoy camping, hiking and water sports with or if you are a goal-oriented young man who wants to earn his Eagle rank, Troop 697 may be right for you. Come check us out at our meetings on Tuesday evenings at 7 pm or contact us to find out more.
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