Handicap accessible

Playground

Indoor/Outdoor Playground

As a parent, you want to empower your child to make responsible decisions and to do the right thing. The Cub Scouts of America provides an opportunity for children to learn and develop these fundamental values. By following the Scout Oath and Law, Cub Scouts learn to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. These values will serve them in good stead throughout their lives, allowing them to make ethical and moral decisions.

STEM/STEAM

Hiking

Art & Crafts

Inexpensive

Our Scouting year runs from September through August of each year with the majority of our meetings and activities taking place during the school year – September through mid-June; however, we do have Pack activities during the summer months.

For most meetings, Scouts will meet with their Den (age level group) to work on requirements (advertures or pins) toward rank advancement. Most adventures are separated into 2 Den meetings and an outing. Approximately every 6 meetings, a Pack meeting is held to award advancement belt loop adventures and pins earned the previous month. It is the responsibility of the parents and the Den Leader to keep track of the Scouts’ advancement progress.