Crowborough Scouts is one of the largest and one of the oldest and largest Scouting Groups in the UK,
starting in 1908 one year after Robert Baden-Powell started the Scout Movement.
All the information is available on other web pages.
Crowborough's youth, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, join us and achieve many
badges and do a wide range of activities. The Scout Group is made up of
Beacon Cub Pack,
Warren Cub Pack, Forest Cub Pack, Wolf Cub Pack,
Southon Scout Troop, Chapman
Scout Troop, King Scout Troop,
Arapaho Beaver Colony,
Blackfeet Beaver Colony,
Cheyenne Beaver Colony, and a Hemens Scout Troop which is temporarily closed,
Tullis Explorers
are part of the
Ashdown District and Scouts from all over the District join. If you want to find us look at the link to the
Crowborough Map, we are 35 miles (56 kilometres) from London.
Crowborough Weather BBC links are on this homepage. The
Gang Shows are brilliant and photos were displayed in the Sussex Courier. Activities are for the youngsters of Crowborough.
Crowborough Scout Group has a tradition of producing Scout Shows and Gang
Shows over the past 80 years. Every weekend there are events in addition to the exciting and very varied programme in the evenings.Southon and
Chapman Scouts Troops are
Frank Southon and Mr Chapman who started the 1st Crowborough Scout Troop in1908.
King Troop is named after John (Skip) King who has been active with
the group for over 70 years.
Matt Gunbrell
is the group scout leader. Terry Moon is chairman of the group executive. All of society’s adolescent kids are welcome. Crowborough Scouts take part
in the prestigious Overland competition
which is reckoned to be the most challenging competition hike in the South East of England,
Southon Scouts won in 2006. Crowborough Scouts enter the Downsman
competition which they won in 2005.The other Cub leaders names are Shere Khan, the tiger, Akela, the wolf leader, Hathi the elephant, Baloo the bear and
Bagheera the panther, Bandarlog the monkeys, Chil the kite, Kaa the python, Nag the cobra, Rikki-tikki-tavi the Mongoose, Ko the crow and Tabaqui the
jackal. Ahmeek is the Indian name for Beaver and is often the Beaver Leaders name. Beaver scouts, Cub scouts, Scout scouts and Explorer scouts all meet at
1st Crowborough
Scout Groups headquarters in Whitehill Road, Crowborough. Cubs and Scouts go doing adventurous activities. 1st Crowborough
Scout Group has close links with our Dutch Scout friends in
Maarssen, near Utrecht, Holland, Netherlands. The Explorer Scout unit that meets in Crowborough is named Tullis after Julie Tullis the famous mountaineer from
Crowborough. 1st Crowborough Scout Bands,
Southon Rox,
Massive Moose,
The Speed Of Dark
and The Allies, are
located at Crowborough Scout Headquarters. Crowborough is sometimes misspelt as Crowborogh or Crowborow or Crowboro or Crow Borough or Crow Burrow and so
you will not find these in a dictionary or wikipedia. Beaver Colony is sometimes wrongly spelt as Beever Colony. Other sections are sometimes searched for
as Black Feet Beavers, Cheyene Beavers, Beecon Cubs, Forrest Cubs, Waren Cubs, Hemans Scouts and Tulis Explorers. The Scouts often go out on a widegame
(wide game) on Ashdown Forest. The person Hemens Troop was named after was Tank Hemens. Scouts are crackerjack, there is no gobbledygook. The Muddy Boot Competition is organised by Tullis
Explorers. The Scout Headquarters has a Ross Room and a Kirby Room. All of Crowborough group took part in the
Martlets Jamboree in 2007. All the young people occassionally play indoor versions of Football and Rugby they have very wide varient
of Games. The oldest scout leader is John Skip King. We regularly do Pioneering and build a massive assault course each year. Climbing in Crowborough is at
Evolution and Harrisons Rocks. The
Beaver, Cub and Scout Halloween Camp Fire was a super event and we do the
Christmas Card Delivery
around Crowborough and Jarvis Brook each year. There are links from the home page to various Crowborough Maps.
First Aid training is a regular activity. Crowborough is the largest inland town in East Sussex, Winnie the Pooh territory.
Crowborough is 800ft (240m) above sea level. It is found in historical documents as Croweborowghe, Crohbergh, Crowbergh, Crowboro and Crowbarrow. Croh is
the Old English 'croh', meaning the colour of saffron, golden-yellow colour and 'bergh' means hill. Crowborough Beacon is the highest point in the South
East, visible for miles around, with yellow gorse flowers most of the year round. Therefore the origin of the name Crowborough is probably 'a golden
coloured hill'. Crowborough beavers, Crowborough cubs, Crowborough Scouts and Crowborough explorers are famous for their adventures. Crowborough Scout Group
provides events for the children of Crowborough, these activities include Canoeing, Sailing, Hillwalking, Backpacking, Mountaineering, Climbing, Camping,
Pioneering, Hiking, forestry, air activities, archery, go karts, raft races, soapbox derby, night hikes, sleepovers, awakeovers, formal meals, cycling and
bushcraft. The nearest and largest Scout camp site is
Broadstone Warren (Sometimes misspelt Braodstone Warren) which we frequently use as an excellent resource. The members of the group
also attend Beacon Community College,
St John's Church of England School, Herne County Junior School,
St Mary's Catholoic Primary School and
Sir Henry Fermor School. All the web pages play mp3 music chosen to match the
theme of each page, although you can disable the sounds by clicking the music box top left of the page. 1st cub Crowborough scout group, Crowborough scout
group and Crowborough cub group are phrases people frequently use to find this Crowborough web site. Explorer scouts were previously called venture scouts,
they are still adventure scouts. More parents volunteer their time. Many females now join scouts instead of Rainbows, Brownies, Girl Guides and Rangers for
the activities and adventure. Camping and adventure are the important parts of Crowborough's Scouting. Scouts recently rediscovered the
Crowborough Caves.
Crowborough Map and
Crowborough Satellite Map. The Massive
Moose, The Speed Of Dark and
The Allies
Bands make great music performing in the Gang Show which is also known as the
Scout Show. Each year we deliver Christmas Cards around Crowborough and Jarvis Brook. If you are a parent then contact us to put your child or infant on
the waiting list. The sections are also know as
Beacon Cubs, Warren Cubs,
Forest Cubs, Wolf Cubs,
Southon Scouts, Chapman Scouts,
King Scouts, Arapaho Beavers,
Blackfeet Beavers, Cheyenne Beavers and Hemens Scouts.