First Visit

Come see the troop
for yourself.

The clearest way to understand Troop 51 is to visit. This page keeps the practical questions simple so your family can arrive with confidence.

Troop 51 gathering outdoors for a meal and fellowship

Quick Answers

  • Fathers participate alongside their sons.
  • Camping experience is not required to begin.
Troop 51 families during an outdoor formation moment

Frequently Asked

What families usually want to know

What ages is Troop 51 for?

Troop 51 is built for Catholic boys growing toward manhood alongside their fathers. If you are unsure whether your son is in the right stage to begin, reach out and ask about the best next step.

Do we need to attend Epiphany of Our Lord to join TSG #51?

No — TSG #51 is a ministry open to Catholic fathers and sons.

Do fathers participate?

Yes. Fathers are not spectators. They pray, work, camp, teach, and grow alongside their sons.

Does my son need camping experience?

No. A family does not need outdoor experience to begin. Boys learn by doing, and new families are welcomed into that rhythm.

What should we wear and bring?

Keep it simple and practical: weather-appropriate clothes, water, and a readiness to spend time outdoors or in formation. The troop can share any event-specific notes before you arrive.

How do we visit for the first time?

Use the contact page, introduce your family, and ask which upcoming gathering is the best fit for a first visit. You should receive clear arrival details before you come.

Troop 51 gathered at camp with fathers and sons

Plan a Visit

Reach out to the troop