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1. What ages can join Cub Scouts?
1. What ages can join Cub Scouts?
Cub Scouting is open to all children in Kindergarten through 5th grade.
After 5th grade, Scouts may continue their adventure by joining a Scout BSA Troop for older youth.
2. Do parents need to attend meetings and events?
2. Do parents need to attend meetings and events?
Yes. Cub Scouting is a family program — not a drop-off activity.
A parent/guardian must accompany their Scout at all meetings and events.
Parents help by:
Supervising their Scout
Assisting den leaders during activities
Helping during events, trips, and campouts
Volunteering when possible (big or small roles)
3. What uniform does my Scout need?
3. What uniform does my Scout need?
For grades 2–5, we recommend the official Cub Scout button-down uniform shirt.
Additional notes:
Hand-me-downs and uniform swaps are encouraged
Pack 151 provides a Pack T-shirt with dues
Parents may purchase a Pack T-shirt at cost
Uniform shirt = den meetings, pack meetings, ceremonies, formal events
Pack T-shirt = hikes, outings, and campouts
4. How much does Cub Scouting cost?
4. How much does Cub Scouting cost?
Pack Dues:
$20 per Scout per year (covers awards, supplies, derby kits, and Pack shirts)
National Registration:
Paid through Scouting America — roughly $180 per Scout annually
Event Costs:
Most events are free or minimal cost
Parks: ~$5
Campouts: ~$20/person (covers food + shared supplies)
5. When and where do we meet?
5. When and where do we meet?
Pack Meetings:
1st Wednesday monthly, 6–7 PM @ Medfield Heights ES 4300 Buchanan Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211
Den Meetings:
3rd Wednesday monthly, 6–7 PM @ Medfield Heights ES 4300 Buchanan Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211
Committee Meetings:
3rd Monday monthly, 6:30 PM @ American Legion Post #2 3606 Hickory Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211
See our Pack Calendar for detailed dates and event info.
6. How do we join the pack?
6. How do we join the pack?
Families are welcome to attend a meeting or event before registering.
When ready to join, use our official Pack link on:
👉 beascout.scouting.org
We’re always excited to welcome new families!
7. Do we need to RSVP?
7. Do we need to RSVP?
No RSVP needed for Pack, Den, or Committee meetings — just come!
Special events (campouts, hikes, outings, service projects) use SignUpGenius, emailed to all families.
8. What events does Pack 151 do each year?
8. What events does Pack 151 do each year?
We run activities all year long, including:
Fall & Spring Family Campouts
Pinewood Derby
Hikes and other outings
Service projects
Community events
Outdoor skills and nature activities
Den-level adventures based on grade
There’s always something fun happening!
9. Can siblings attend events?
9. Can siblings attend events?
Yes! Siblings are welcome at:
Pack meetings
Pack outings
Family campouts
For safety reasons, some den-level activities may vary.
10. What do families need for campouts?
10. What do families need for campouts?
Families provide:
Tent
Sleeping bags / pads
Mess kit (bowl and/or plate, cup, fork/spoon/knife)
Personal gear
A Scouts Six Essentials (flashlight, first aid kit, whistle, trail food, water, skin protection)
Pack provides:
Cooking equipment
Food (included in campout fee)
Campfire materials
Shared activity supplies
We camp as one big family — no experience required!
11. How do I stay informed?
11. How do I stay informed?
Communication is sent through:
Pack email announcements
SignUpGenius links for special events
Monthly Pack & Den Meetings
Google Calendar
Discord
Google Group
Parents are encouraged to attend Committee Meetings.
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