A Cub Scout pack for Kindergarten through 5th grade. Real skills, real friendships, and a whole lot of kids discovering what they're capable of — together.
Pack 157 isn't about who comes out on top. It's about everyone growing together. There's no scoreboard. There are no rankings. Just a great group of kids building something real, one adventure at a time.
Every badge earned makes the whole pack stronger. Kids learn to bring what they're good at, creativity, leadership, problem solving, and contribute it to a team. Here, everyone's growing, and everyone's cheering.
What they learn here goes way beyond knots and campfires.
It's how to work with people, how to lead, how to be a good friend. The kind of stuff that only happens when you're in it together - kids and parents, side by side.
Pack meetings, den meetings, family adventures, and real community service — a full year of doing things that matter, together.
Two meetings a month. Seasonal adventures sprinkled in.
Predictable enough for working parents, flexible enough for real life.
The full pack, all grades together. Awards, announcements, visiting guests — and usually some controlled chaos. The best night of the month.
Smaller groups by grade, scheduled around when families are actually available. Same age, same rank, same adventures, turning a group into a den.
A sampler of what a year looks like. Pack-wide adventures and service, plus den meetings in between.
Welcome back from summer.
First overnight.
Familiar surroundings, big campfire, skits and lots of laughs.
Hundreds of doors.
One pack.
Local food pantry, a lot fuller.
A Veterans Day ceremony. Handmade holiday gifts for local seniors.
Showing up for our community.
Weeks of garage-time culminating in blocks of wood transformed into racing machines.
Warmer nights. Longer days.
The whole pack, finally outside again.
Celebration of scouts move up a rank. Summer starts.
We weren't sure what to expect.
The friendships, for the kids and for us, genuinely surprised us.
It's one of the few things we do where the parents are just as involved as the kids. We're all figuring it out together, and honestly, that's half the fun.
Den meetings are my son's favorite day of the month.
Annual dues cover national registration, our supplies, and most in-town activities. Overnight campouts and summer camp are priced separately and kept affordable. Scholarships are available, no questions asked — email us and we'll handle it quietly.
Two meetings a month — one Pack Meeting (all grades) on a Wednesday and one Den Meeting (your grade) monthly — plus one weekend adventure every other month. Attend what works for your family! You get out of it as much or as little as you want.
We love parent involvement but nothing is required. Dens run best when parents pitch in, but we'll always ask before assuming.
Not at all — half of our Scouts start the same way. We ease in with short, in-town campouts and a lot of experienced families around to help first-timers.
Kindergarten through 5th grade, any time during the school year. Mid-year joiners catch up quickly.
Yes. All backgrounds, all family shapes, all abilities. Every kid can succeed here — and we mean it.
The easiest way to know if Pack 157 is right for your kid is to show up to a meeting. No commitment, no sign-up, no paperwork. Bring your Scout, watch a night happen, ask us anything.
