January 17th to January 20th - Camp Sylvester​
 Camp Sylvester is a cherished retreat for Troop 457 as every year, it allows for new and unique experiences to the scouts. Surrounded by pristine wilderness, this snowy campground is accompanied by the cozy lodges. The surroundings offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Scouts were able to play games in the Chance Hall and compete in their own Dessert Competition.
February 22nd to February 23th - memorial park
Memorial Park is a 673-acre old-growth redwood forest in the Santa Cruz Mountains near Loma Mar. This park features shaded hiking trails, creekside swimming holes, and family campsites nestled among towering redwoods. Visitors can enjoy picnicking, camping, and exploring the rich wildlife habitats. With connections to nearby preserves, Memorial Park offers a peaceful escape into nature just a short drive from the Bay Area.
march 21st to march 23rd - portola redwoods
Nestled along the rugged coastline of Northern California, Portola Redwoods State Park beckons with its majestic ancient forests and breathtaking natural beauty. Home to towering redwoods, fern-lined trails, and cascading waterfalls, this enchanting park offers a sanctuary for both solitude and exploration. With miles of hiking trails, scouts were able to have a thrilling backpacking adventure! 
April 4th to April 6th - Camporee at camp chesebrough
Camp Chesebrough Scout Reservation is a forested retreat in the Santa Cruz Mountains, nestled between Castle Rock State Park and Big Basin. This 544-acre property is covered in redwoods, oaks, and winding creeks, offering a peaceful setting for Scouting programs year-round. The camp features multiple campsites, a modern lodge, shooting ranges, and a climbing wall. With opportunities for hiking, archery, leadership training, and outdoor skills, Camp Chesebrough combines rustic adventure with convenient access, just a short drive from Silicon Valley.
May 16th to may 18th - Manresa Sunset Beach
Manresa State Beach is a scenic stretch of coastline along Monterey Bay, just south of Santa Cruz. The beach is backed by coastal bluffs and rolling dunes, offering wide-open views of the ocean and plenty of space to roam. Strong surf and sweeping sands make it a popular destination for beachgoers, surfers, and picnickers. With opportunities for wildlife viewing, photography, and camping nearby, Manresa is a peaceful yet dynamic spot for enjoying California’s rugged shoreline.
June 7TH TO 14th - Seabase
Sea Base is the Boy Scouts of America’s premier National High-Adventure aquatic base. Located in the Florida Keys, it offers unique ocean-based experiences across multiple locations including Islamorada, Summerland Key, and Big Munson Island. Sea Base programs include sailing, scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, and marine conservation, with adventures ranging from tall-ship voyages to island survival treks. Each year, thousands of Scouts explore the vibrant ecosystems of the Atlantic, making Sea Base an unforgettable gateway to high-seas adventure.
june 13th to june 15th - Uvas canyon
Uvas Canyon County Park is a serene escape nestled in the eastern slopes of the Santa Cruz Mountains, known for its shady trails, lush ferns, and cascading waterfalls. A peaceful creek winds through the canyon, offering cool relief on warm days and a soundtrack of flowing water year-round. Hikers explore scenic routes like the Waterfall Loop, while nature lovers soak in the park’s vibrant plant life and quiet beauty. Just a short drive from the valley, Uvas Canyon feels like a world away.
July 13th to july 19th - oljato Summer camp
Oljato Summer Camp is a hidden gem tucked deep in the High Sierra, only accessible by boat across shimmering Huntington Lake. Surrounded by towering pines and granite peaks, Oljato offers Scouts a classic wilderness experience with a sense of adventure and tradition. Campers enjoy archery, sailing, hiking, and campfire nights under a sky full of stars. With its rich history, rustic charm, and breathtaking setting, Oljato is more than a camp; it’s a rite of passage.
august 23rd to august 24th - Joseph Grant park
Joseph D. Grant County Park is the largest county park in Santa Clara County, California. Also known as Grant Ranch Park, this site is situated in the Diablo Range foothills of the eastern Santa Clara Valley.
september 19th to september 21st - Mt. Diablo
Mount Diablo State Park rises above the East Bay, offering panoramic views that stretch across California; from the Sierra Nevada to the Golden Gate. The mountain’s diverse terrain includes rugged canyons, oak woodlands, and wildflower-covered slopes. Visitors can hike, cycle, and camp throughout the park, while photographers and stargazers are drawn to its iconic summit. With its dramatic elevation and rich natural history, Mount Diablo is a destination where adventure meets awe.
november 7th to november 9th - Castle Rock
Castle Rock State Park is a land of sculpted sandstone, lush forests, and sweeping vistas. From one of the highest ridges in the Santa Cruz Mountains, park visitors enjoy hiking, backpacking, and horseback riding. Rock climbers explore the park's caverns and rocks, including the namesake Castle Rock.