千葉県 · 船橋市
Booisukauto Funabashi Dai14Dan
Boy Scout Funabashi Troop 14 offers a unique opportunity for children to connect with nature and develop essential life skills within the Funabashi City area of Chiba Prefecture. While not a traditional public campsite, it serves as the vibrant hub for a well-established Boy Scout troop, providing a safe and engaging environment for young adventurers. Here, children participate in a diverse range of outdoor activities, from local hikes and picnics to multi-day camping trips, fostering a spirit of exploration, teamwork, and community service. Activities span everything from learning valuable disaster preparedness skills and participating in international exchanges to enjoying seasonal events like cherry blossom viewing and autumn leaf peeping. This accessible location provides a wonderful blend of urban convenience and natural immersion, making it an ideal choice for families seeking a nurturing outdoor experience for their children year-round.
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〒274-0062 千葉県船橋市坪井町１４５−４
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