This pack meeting is an opportunity for scouts, siblings, friends, and anyone interested in learning more about Cub Scouts to come learn about bike safety. Bring your bike or scooter, and be sure to bring a helmet! We'll have a mechanic checking vehicles, a safety check for helmet fit, an obstacle course, and various training stations to help you develop your two-wheeled skills.

The morning after the Springer Walkathon we spend some time cleaning up the school grounds.

Each den hosts a carnival game or craft activity for their packmates and siblings. Wear your costume and come prepared for fun!

Our November pack meeting is traditionally a campfire at the Pacific Skyline Council BSA Headquarters in Palo Alto. Prepare your skits and jokes! We'll end the evening with hot chocolate. 

A highlight of the scouting year! Design your own pinewood derby car and race it against your friends! We also have a sibling division! 

Keep an eye out for announcements about workshops where you can get help cutting your design out.

Traditionally in February or March in locations like Chabot Space Museum, the Monterrey Aquarium, or the USS Hornet. We unroll our sleeping bags right in the middle of the exhibits and enjoy breakfast with our packmates the next morning. Parents and siblings can come along on this one!

Celebrate with the fifth grade Webelos as they earn their Arrow of Light award and prepare to bridge over to Scouts BSA.

Come make a paper airplane with your packmates and see how it measures up in flight time, distance, accuracy, and more!

Traditional Olympic events like plunger races and elephant relays make for a fun evening with the pack.

The highlight of the scouting year! Bring the whole family and join us for two nights over Memorial Day weekend. Pack provides most of the food and organizes nightly campfires and a hike for the whole pack. 

In our pack's version of this Cub Scout tradition, we gather to build boats out of pool noodles, wooden skewers, and paper sails, and then we show off our lung capacity as we sail them down the course. 

 In addition to our other activities we have monthly hikes during the school year on the second Sunday of every month, meeting at Springer at 1 pm. Dens take turns organizing and miles completed are recorded for credit toward awards like a compass and first aid kit. Make sure everyone participating (adults included) has filled out the consent, release, and medical history form. Youth participants will also need to fill out an activity consent form.