Curious to see what scouting is all about? See for yourself! We welcome potential new scouts to attend a Pack Meeting, Den Meeting, or other scouting events. Contact us so that we can coordinate your visit!
WHAT TO EXPECT AS A SCOUT
Cub Scouting helps youth grow through character development, citizenship training, personal fitness, and leadership. Scouts attend monthly Pack meetings and weekly Den meetings where they learn life skills through hands-on activities like camping, hiking, and the Pinewood Derby. These experiences—including the highlight of the year, Summer Camp—provide a safe, supportive environment for Scouts to do their best and prepare for life.
WHAT TO EXPECT AS FAMILY
Family Bonding: Scouting is a program designed for you to grow with your child.
Active Participation: From singing at Pack Meetings to hiking on weekends, you’re part of the fun.
10-Hour Commitment: Our Pack is 100% volunteer-run—we just ask for 10 hours of your time per year.
Lions & Tigers (K-1st)
Lions and Tigers require a parent partner to attend every meeting.
Wolf to AOL (2nd-5th)
For older ranks, parents are encouraged to stay and stay engaged.
Value of Scouting: Scouting is fun with a purpose. It puts boys and girls in the middle of the action, helping them grow from their ‘right now’ selves into their best future selves through hands-on achievement.
Costs & Fees: Scouting is an incredible value. Costs include national membership fees, uniforms, and local activity fees—many of which can be offset by our Pack’s fundraising efforts and scholarship funds.
Youth Protection: The safety of our Scouts is our #1 priority. We maintain a rigorous culture of awareness, backed by Scouting America’s national commitment to 2-deep leadership and background checks.
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