Join Scouting Night!
Stop by our Open House anytime from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm to meet our leaders and learn more about Scouting!
ST. Richards Parish Center 7500 Sw 152nd Street. Palmetto Bay
For more information contact Derek at 305-987-3756 or pack314cubmaster@gmail.com
Join NowCheck our Instagram
What are people usually talking about?
Below is a bulleted FAQ list covering common topics for a Cub Scout pack, based on typical questions and information relevant to Cub Scouting. This list is designed to address the needs of parents, guardians, and new members joining a Cub Scout pack, reflecting standard practices and structure:
More FAQs-
Cub Scouting is a program of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) for youth in kindergarten through fifth grade (ages 5–11). It focuses on character development, leadership skills, outdoor activities, and community involvement through fun, age-appropriate adventures.
-
Boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade are eligible. Kindergarteners join as Lions, first graders as Tigers, second graders as Wolves, third graders as Bears, and fourth/fifth graders as Webelos (an acronym for "WE'll BE LOyal Scouts").
-
A pack is made up of dens, which are small groups of 6–8 Scouts of the same grade level. The pack is led by a Cubmaster and supported by a pack committee, den leaders, and parent volunteers.
-
Activities include den meetings, pack meetings, camping, hiking, community service, crafts, games, and earning awards like belt loops, pins, and rank badges. Examples include Pinewood Derby races, campouts, and service projects.
-
We hold both den and pack meetings at Holy Rosary-St. Richard (7500 SW 152 St) on Tuesday Nights at 7pm. The meetings are one hour long.
Meetings typically occur 2–3 times per month, focusing on specific activities or badge requirements. Pack meetings are usually held monthly, bringing all dens together for announcements, awards, and group activities.
