Cub Scouting gives elementary-age kids a safe, family-supported way to build, explore, serve, celebrate, and discover what they can do.
A free, family-friendly dry run of the January Pinewood Derby: cars are built from Lego right at the event, then raced on the same track under the same rules. It is how new and prospective Scouts jump in without anything built at home first.
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FallA weekend outdoors together each fall — the kind of age-appropriate camping experience where families learn, explore, and spend real time side by side.
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FebruaryThe pack’s annual celebration of Cub Scouting, shared accomplishments, and community. It is also where the Arrow of Light Ceremony happens: our fifth graders cross the bridge into a Scouts BSA troop.
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SpringA second family camping weekend each spring, rounding out the program year with more time outdoors together.
Look for it in the program year →Our neighborhood sits near parks, trails, waterways, history, and a community worth serving. Pack-specific destinations will only be named when they are confirmed for a real event.
