Which den will my child be a part of?
Cub Scouts is a grade-specific program that young people progress through as they grow older. Read more about the various dens and ranks.
How much does the Cub Scout program cost?
When compared to the cost of sports and many other activities, Scouting delivers great value to its members.
What are the types of activities Cub Scouts do?
Interactive activities designed to be fun while teaching perseverance and problem-solving. Opportunities to spend time as a family and build on the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
I'm new to Cub Scouts and unfamiliar with the terminology — how is it organized?
Children are organized into dens that meet 2–3 times per month for age-appropriate adventure activities. Dens are organized by grade level and gender. All dens (K–5th grade) make up the larger Pack, which also participates in service projects, the Pinewood Derby®, Cub Scouting's birthday party, and camping.
Are parents involved in the Cub Scout program?
Yes — Cub Scouting operates through volunteer leadership, so a parent's role is the key to a successful program. Parents help coordinate activities and run den meetings.
