Pack 179
a family pack serving Haddon Township, Collingswood, and Nearby Communities
Adventure Awaits!
Here are some of the exciting events we have planned for this year:
1
First Pack Meeting
Oct. 9th - We kick off the year, welcome new scouts, and celebrate achievements!
2
District Cub Fun Day
Oct. 18th - A day of fun and games at Pine Hill Scout Camp with other packs in our district + an overnight camping opportunity for returning cubbies and their families.
more information: https://scoutingevent.com/690-93948
3
Webelos & AOL Camping
Oct. 24-26 - A special camping event for our older scouts.
4
Fall Camping Trip
Nov. 15-16 - Our all-pack camping trip for a weekend of outdoor adventure!
Our full calendar of events can be viewed here, please be aware it will evolve as more dates and adventures are added.
Who Can Join?
Cub Scouts is open to boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade. Each grade level is part of a "den" made up of Scouts in the same grade:
Lions (Kindergarten)
Tigers (1st Grade)
Wolves (2nd Grade)
Bears (3rd Grade)
Webelos (4th Grade)
Arrow of Light (5th Grade)
New Scouts can join at any grade level — no prior experience needed!
What Do We Do?
Scouting is full of exciting activities all year long. Here’s a taste of what Pack 179 does:
Monthly Pack Meetings and Den Meetings
Outdoor adventures like hiking and camping
Fun events like the Pinewood Derby, Raingutter Regatta, and Blue & Gold Banquet
Hands-on STEM activities, games, and crafts
Service projects that teach the value of giving back
Family events that make lasting memories
Why Join Pack 179?
At Pack 179, we focus on creating a supportive, inclusive environment where kids can:
Have fun while learning new things
Explore the outdoors through hikes, camping, and nature activities
Make new friends and build confidence
Earn achievements and be recognized for their efforts
Give back through service projects and community events
We also believe in strong family involvement — Cub Scouting is something you do with your child, not just for them. Parents and guardians are encouraged to participate in meetings, outings, and leadership roles.