Kids have a thousand muscles to wiggle with and only one dozen to sit still with, that dozen gets mighty tired mighty quickly.

Cub Scout Activities 2026

Cub Scout Bullseye Bonanza

August 22, or September 26

Get ready for an exciting day on the range! Join us for a fun-filled adventure where Cub Scouts will learn safety and master proper techniques for air-powered BB guns, archery, and slingshots. This is the perfect chance for Tigers through Webelos to focus on earning their Rank Specific Shooting Sports awards—an exclusive achievement you can only get at a Council event! Even Lions can join in the fun with archery and slingshots. We offer two separate sessions each day, covering all three activities, so Scouts can attend both sessions or choose between morning and afternoon. Grab your adult partner and aim for fun!

Click this link for registration.

Cub Scout Resident Camp

July 2nd – 4th: Camp Hi-Sierra – Cub Camp Swimming, Climbing tower, Cooking, Scout Skills, Observatory. Welcoming all incoming Cub Scouts 1st -5th grade in the 2026-27 school year. Families are also welcome to attend.

Cub Scout Day Camp is an action-packed, multi-day outdoor adventure where your Scout can be a superhero! Trained volunteers will lead the Cubs into action-packed days of Target Sports, nature, hands-on STEM challenges, and heroic teamwork.

At the camp, Scouts build real-life superpowers: solving problems, sticking to it even when hard, believing in yourself, and leadership—developed through mentally and physically challenging activities. On the way, they will get rank advancement requirements, special awards, and pride from conquering new challenges.

Just a few days and you’ll see your Scout grow in confidence, make new friends, and discover they are capable of much more than they ever thought. And every hero needs a place to train-this summer Cub Camp is where legends begin!

A Cub Scout in a scout uniform is navigating a rope bridge outdoors.
Labor Day Family Camp at Chesebrough
September 4 – 6

Pack your tents, sleeping bags, and Scout spirit for an unforgettable escape! Join us at Camp Chesebrough, nestled in the majestic Santa Cruz redwoods, for a magical family adventure that feels worlds away but is just a quick drive from home. We handle all the details, including delicious meals from Friday night cracker barrel to Sunday breakfast, so you can focus entirely on the fun! Dive into a full weekend of excitement with archery, scenic nature hikes, sports, and games, then gather ’round for classic campfires under the stars. It’s the perfect opportunity for family bonding, making new friends, and creating lasting memories in the forest. Just bring your gear, sunscreen, and bug spray, and get ready for a weekend of Scouting magic!

Click this link for Camp Chesebrough Family Camp Registration

Labor Day Family Camp at Camp Hi-Sierra
September 4 – 6

Spend quality time together this Labor Day Weekend at Camp Hi-Sierra. Situated in the beautiful Stanislaus National Forest, our camp offers a welcoming setting to unplug and reconnect with your loved ones.

We’ve arranged a weekend full of activities for all ages, from siblings to grandparents. You can enjoy archery, climbing, mountain biking, crafts, and nature hikes together, or relax by the campfire. We handle all the planning so you can focus on what matters most: enjoying the outdoors and making memories with your family.

Click this link for Camp Hi-Sierra Family Camp Registration

A person is rock climbing with a helmet and harness in an outdoor setting.
Cub-O-Ree 
October 3 or 4

Packs, this is an excellent opportunity for your brand-new scouts who join in October to experience the fun of Scouting. Whether you have been to Camp Chesebrough before or not, everyone is welcome to this fun one-day camp!  

Click Here for more information and to register!

A Cub Scout is practicing archery on a grassy field with several target boards in the background.

Boo-Fest

October 23 to 24th, 2025

Come join us for our annual Halloween campout where participants get to make their own spooky area, trick-or-treat down the haunted nature trail, carve pumpkins, and participate in traditional scout activities with a spooky twist!

Click here for more information!

Please bring the following forms to all Council cub activities:
Health Form (part A&B only) for all youth and adults.
Firearm Permission Form for youth attending events that involve shooting sports.
As well as the Pack providing a minimum ratio of 1:4, adult to youth except for Tiger Cubs where the Tiger Cub Partner is required for each youth.
If you have any questions about Cub Scout Year-Round Activities, please contact council office: at 408.638.8312 or email camping@svmbc.org.

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