Welcome to Cub Scouts! 

Pack 70 meets at Harrington Elementary School (120 Richardson Rd, North Chelmsford, MA 01863). We are a vibrant and active group of about 40 boys and girls and would love for you to come check out our group. Feel free to email or call us using the info provided. Can't wait to meet you! 

Cub Scout Pack 70 meets the first Friday of every month (with some exceptions) during the school year  from 7-8pm.

Both boys and girls can participate in Cub Scouts as rising Kindergarteners through rising 5th graders. The whole family is welcome include siblings, parents, guardians, grandparents and guaridans, etc.

If you are interesting in joining or know someone who is interested, please contact us for more information. You can join our pack anytime during the year!

INTERESTED IN JOINING OUR PACK? HERE'S SOME BASIC INFORMATION

In Cub Scouts the Pack is made up of Dens. Each Den usually has 4 - 8 scouts in the same grade.

Kindergarten = Lion Den
1st Grade = Tiger Den
2nd Grade = Wolf Den
3rd Grade = Bear Den
4th Grade = Webelos Den
5th Grade = Arrow of Light Den

The Pack meets the first Friday of every month (with a few exceptions) from 7:00pm - 8:00pm.

We meet at Harrington Elementary School 120 Richardson Rd, N. Chelmsford, MA or in the basement of the West Chelmsford Methodist Church, 242 Main Street, N. Chelmsford, MA. 

In addition to the Pack meeting, we have one large group activity each month (activities and trips include sleeping on a battleship, hiking in the mountains, fishing, and camping! Dens usually meet several times a month to work on advancement adventures! Check out our calendar for more details.

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION STATEMENT

Scout BSA promotes a culture where each youth, volunteer, and employee feels a sense of belonging and builds communities where every person feels respected and valued. Leading by example and encouraging each other to live by the values expressed by the Scout Oath and Scout Law, we welcome families of all backgrounds to help prepare young people to serve as successful members and leaders of our nation’s increasingly diverse communities.