
Escape the Great Indoors!

Escape the Great Indoors!

Sunday, October 19th @ 1 PM | 600 N. Cushing Park Dr., Delafield, WI 53018
Bring your 6 essentials as we take a hike along the boardwalk at Cushing Park. We will have a leaf identification activity as the fall leaves should be changing just in time for our hike!

Thursday, October 30th, 2025 @ 6 PM | Summit Elementary School
Wear your costume and join us for some fun Halloween games!

Camping is a fun and memorable part of the Cub Scout experience, giving Scouts the chance to explore the outdoors, learn new skills, and build lasting friendships. Whether it’s pitching tents, cooking over a campfire, or discovering wildlife on a hike, Cub Scout camping helps build confidence, independence, and teamwork. Guided by trained leaders and supported by family involvement, each camping trip is designed to be safe, age-appropriate, and filled with adventure. It’s the perfect way for young Scouts to connect with nature and create lasting memories.

Hiking and outdoor adventures are an exciting part of the Cub Scout journey, encouraging Scouts to explore the natural world while staying active and curious. From short nature walks to longer trail hikes, Cub Scouts learn how to prepare for outdoor activities, follow safety guidelines, and respect the environment. Along the way, they develop observation skills, practice teamwork, and build a love for nature that can last a lifetime. These outdoor experiences help Scouts grow in confidence and appreciation for the world around them—all while having fun with their fellow Scouts.

Community service is a core part of the Cub Scout program, helping Scouts learn the value of giving back and making a positive impact in their neighborhoods. Through age-appropriate projects like park cleanups, food drives, and helping at local events, Cub Scouts develop a strong sense of responsibility, empathy, and citizenship. These hands-on experiences not only benefit the community but also teach Scouts important life lessons about kindness, teamwork, and service to others. Community service helps Cub Scouts grow into thoughtful, engaged members of their communities.

The Pinewood Derby is a beloved Cub Scout tradition that combines creativity, craftsmanship, and friendly competition. Scouts work with a parent or guardian to design, carve, and decorate their own wooden race cars from a simple block of pine, then race them down a special track to see whose car is the fastest. Along the way, they learn valuable skills like planning, problem-solving, and sportsmanship. Whether it’s a sleek speedster or a fun, imaginative design, every car reflects the Scout’s unique effort and personality. The Pinewood Derby is not just about winning—it’s about doing your best and having fun with your Pack.

Cub Scout pack and den meetings are the heart of the Cub Scout experience, where fun, learning, and friendship come together. Den meetings are held regularly with a small group of Scouts of the same age and rank, focusing on hands-on activities, skill-building, and working toward advancement. Pack meetings bring all the dens together, usually once a month, to celebrate achievements, enjoy games and skits, and strengthen the sense of community among Scouts and their families. These gatherings create a supportive environment that encourages growth, teamwork, and the Cub Scout spirit.

Cub Scout STEM programs spark curiosity and creativity by introducing Scouts to science, technology, engineering, and math through fun, hands-on activities. Whether building simple machines, exploring nature with science experiments, or learning about coding and robotics, STEM adventures help Scouts discover how things work and develop problem-solving skills. These experiences not only align with many Cub Scout adventures and electives but also build confidence and encourage innovation, showing young Scouts how they can make a difference in the world through curiosity and discovery.