Why Join Cub Scouts?

  • Character and Values

    According to the Scout Law, a Scout is "Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent." These principles are more than just words; they form the foundation of a Scout’s character and are instilled through every activity and badge earned.

  • Lifelong Friends

    Scouting fosters strong friendships and a sense of belonging. The shared experiences and teamwork in Scouting help build deep, lasting relationships, not just between the kids, but also among families in the community.

  • Unique Experiences

    Scouting provides opportunities to learn and try things that aren't available elsewhere. Whether it's tying knots, learning first aid, or leading a group, Scouts gain practical skills that are useful throughout life.

  • Connection with Nature

    In an increasingly digital world, Scouting encourages kids to unplug and connect with nature. Camping trips, hikes, and outdoor activities help Scouts develop a love for the environment and learn about stewardship and conservation.

  • Community and Service

    Service projects and community involvement are key aspects of Scouting. By participating in these activities, Scouts learn the importance of giving back and become active, engaged citizens.

  • Personal Development

    Scouting offers a variety of programs that promote academic skills, self-confidence, ethical decision-making, leadership, and citizenship. Activities are designed to foster positive youth development and healthy behaviors, preparing Scouts for successful futures.

 FAQs

  • Cub Scouts is for boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade, typically ages 5 to 10.

  • Cub Scouts engage in a variety of activities including camping, hiking, community service, learning new skills, and earning badges.

  • We meet for one hour once a week on Monday evenings at 6:30 for den meetings. There is typically a pack meeting once a month in lieu of a den meeting. We usually have a camp out about once a month in the fall and spring.

  • Yes, there is a $200 annual membership fee that covers materials and awards, and there are registration fees for each camp out, usually about $25, to cover food and campsite registration costs.

"Scouting is a way to learn and grow through adventure and service."

- Lord Baden-Powell

"Through Scouting, I've learned leadership, teamwork, and the importance of giving back to my community."

- Eagle Scout

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