About Us

44^th Bristol White Tree Scouts are based at the scout hut on Fallodon Way in Henleaze. We are part of the Cabot Scout District, which is in turn within the Avon Scout County.    

The group is well established, formed in 1964 through by the amalgamation of four existing groups. (271st St Albans, 225th Westbury Park Methodist, 76th Henleaze Congregational and the 196th Trinity Presbyterian). The headquarters is a converted Fire Station transported from Stoke Hill.

We are informally affiliated with Westbury Park United Parish (St Albans and Westbury Park Methodist) and the Trinity Henleaze URC where church parades are held for Remembrance Day.

You might be wondering why the group is known as "White Tree". This is a nod to the tree by the nearby White Tree roundabout with a white painted trunk. Further info here if you are curious as to why.  

We host social events to raise funds which help cover costs and help keep subs as low as possible. These include an annual BBQ and AGM and bonfire night.  

We are always looking for more volunteers to join our team to help run sessions, organise activities and camps, share skills or help with maintaining the headquarters. We also welcome offers to donate materials and professional services. If you’re interested in volunteering, please use the form on the volunteer page to let us know how you would like to help.