Our March Pack Meeting will celebrate our Arrow of Light (AOL) Scouts who have achieved the highest rank in Cub Scouts and are crossing from Cub Scouts to Scouts BSA (with representatives from local Scouts BSA troops present for the ceremony). 

Looking through your summer camp options?

Pack 788 scouts have enjoyed the Cub Adventure Day Camp offered the week of June 9th at nearby Deep Run Park.

Council has only posted high-level details on that website link and registration has not yet opened (typically does in April with plenty of space).  See Matt Sexstone for more details on what to expect.  He'll recommend it if you've got space in your summer calendar.  In 2024, we had 5-6 Cubs from Pack 788 attend with positive reviews.  Fishing, hiking, archery and BB gun adventures as well as plenty of crafts, STEM and games.

NOTE: Given the exceptionally low cost of the day camp program, it is set up on the expectation that parents will volunteer to be a "Den Parent" for one of the five days of camp.  You simply shadow the kids your child is in a "den" with to ensure they get from activity to activity and that they stay safe in-between those activities, get their restroom breaks, always travel with their "buddy", etc.  

Also offered by council are four separate sessions of three-night overnight "camps" at Cub Adventure Camp in Goochland County from late June to the end of July.  This is an action backed several days where a parent and their cub(s) will enjoy a host of activities at the Camp's excellent facilities.  

At both camp options, cubs will earn toward their next year's rank, giving them a head start once the Pack returns to regular meetings in September.

Save the date for the whole family to participate.

April 25-27th only 30 minutes away at our very own Camp T. Brady Saunders in Goochland.

Stay tuned for more info over the next several weeks from the Camping Committee & Den Leaders to prep.

If you haven't camped before but are open to trying, WE'RE HERE TO HELP!
Look for our sessions on "Camping Basics for Cub Scout Families" to learn more about making it fun and easy with equipment demos, packing lists and "what to expect".

Reminder: Cub Scouts can only camp overnight with a family member present (with exception for AOLs as they prep for Scouts).  Pack 788 always tries to pick camping destinations with modern facilities, plumbed restrooms and a lot of fun activities to ensure the whole family can enjoy the camaraderie of the outdoors with their scout(s).