Cub Scouts is a program that serves boys and girls in grades K–5.
Your child will be a member of a den — a small group of kids of the same grade/age. Dens meet together to complete age-appropriate adventures. Dens advance through the Cub Scout ranks as they grow.
A pack is big group of multiple dens. Our whole pack meets together for fun activities.
Parents and adults help the pack operate — no previous Scouting experience is needed.
Scouting works in preparing youth for life in a world beyond school and sports. The ideals that Scouting teaches are timeless and help kids to build confidence and character. For more info, read The Scouting Edge: A Study of Ethics and Character in America.
Scouting America is committed to safety and youth protection.
“Scouting is a game with a purpose.” However, we know that kids don't join Cub Scouts for character building. They join because it's fun, and they like learning new skills — without screens.
Cub Scouts activities are fun, age-appropriate, and they safely challenge kids as they grow. While trying new things, your Scout will be making friends and creating family memories that last a lifetime.