About me
Hi, I’m Noah Jameson, and I’m so glad you found your way to Scout Of America! I’m 19 years old, and this blog is born from my earliest memories, my love for adventure, and my lifelong passion for scouting.
How It All Began
My scouting journey didn’t start in a troop meeting or on a mountain trail, it started in my own backyard. While my two older brothers marched off to Scout outings with their uniforms and backpacks, I was still too young to join. But I wasn’t left out.
My dad, a proud Scout himself, saw the spark in me and turned our backyard into my first campsite. Together we pitched tents under the stars, tied knots, and learned the values of leadership, respect, and resilience. I learned how to use a compass before I could even read a map. Those early backyard adventures became the foundation of who I am today.
Growing Into Scouting
When I was finally old enough to join the Scouts officially, I was more than ready. I threw myself into every challenge, earning badges, leading teams, mentoring younger scouts, and soaking up every moment under the stars.
But what mattered most wasn’t just the badges or the rank, it was carrying forward the lessons of gratitude, kindness, and quiet leadership that my dad and brothers inspired in me.
Why I Created Scout Of America
I started this blog to give back. For me, Scout Of America is more than just a website, it’s like a campfire circle where scouts, families, and dreamers can gather. Here, you’ll find:
On Scout Of America, I share inspiring stories from scouting life, practical tips and skill guides, fun activities for families to enjoy at home, and a variety of scout projects, recipes, skits, and songs. You’ll also find reflections on leadership, resilience, and personal growth, all designed to help every adventurer feel encouraged, capable, and ready for the next journey.
Most importantly, this is a place where every young adventurer, whether in a troop or simply exploring with a parent in their backyard, can feel seen, encouraged, and empowered.
Final Thought
If you’ve ever felt “too small,” “too late,” or “left behind,” remember this: scouting isn’t just about uniforms and badges, it’s a way of life. And you belong here.
So grab your backpack, pull up a seat by the fire, and let’s keep the adventure going.
Welcome to Scout Of America.
Noah Jameson
Scout • Mentor • Believer in backyard beginnings