Cub Scout Pack 134

Upcoming Notes for Pack 134

(Refer to Calendar for specific details on events)

• Winter Camp Weekend 1/30-2/1:

  • Camp Activities, Blue and Gold Banquet

  • RSVP Link 

  • Camp Ware, Horseshoe Scout Reservation, 239 Jubilee Rd, Peach Bottom, PAt 17563, USA

  • Schedule for Saturday 1/31:

  • 8 am - Arrive at Camp Ware (for those who do not sleep over)

  • 9 am - Activities by Den (grade)

  • 10 am - 3pm Rotation of Activities (Hike, Scout Skills, etc)

  • 12 pm - Lunch

  • 4:15 pm - Special Entertainment at the Dinning hall (Magician)

  • 5:30 pm - Blue & Gold Banquet (dinner)

  • 6:30 pm - Awards and Skits (beltloops)

  • 7:30 pm - Campfire and Smores

  • 8pm - Evening Activities (dance party, weather dependent)

  • 9pm - Quiet time and departure

  • **No cost for these events**

  • We are sleeping in cabins.  K - 3rd Grade are sleeping in a fully heated, cub cabin, the cabin has running water, electric baseboard heat, stove, microwave, and fridge.   Flush hot water bathrooms will be available. This is our main cabin and the cabin we will have our meals in.

  • Our older 4th and 5th grade scouts are invited to join us in a more rustic cabin.  This cabin is a wood stove heated cabin.  We will only be using the cabin for sleeping.

  • All beds are bunk beds with a mattress.  Scouts will need to bring a sleeping bag and pillow or sheets and a blanket.

Welcome to Cub Scout Pack 134

We meet any week that school is in session. Open to any Coatesville area youth, Boys or Girls, elementary students in the Greater Coatesville Area.

We use the Cafeteria of Kings Highway Elementary School:

841 W Kings Hwy, Coatesville, PA 19320

You are welcome to visit us at any meeting: Thursdays 7pm, no apt needed. Park in the lot in front of the school and use the door on the right of the building when facing it from the lot. 

Kindergarten – Lions 

1st Grade – Tigers 

2nd Grade – Wolves 

3rd Grade – Bears 

4/5th Grade – Webelos 

Age 11+ – ScoutsBSA 

Cub Scout meetings are held by Grade / Den and are for both Boys and Girls in K-5th.  Each Den works on a series of adventures that build skills. Each Adventure (set of  requirements) earns the scout an award but most importantly, each adventure leads to FUN! 

What's the cost for Scouting? We strive to keep scouting cost effective.  Total cost for the Scout year is $305 ($155 BSA Dues & $150 Activity Fee). 

All Scouts have required "Dues" of $155 which is implemented for Registration with ScoutsBSA (billed yearly).  This covers the program, insurances, and resources to run a Cub Scout Pack.  None of this amount stays local to our Pack.

All of our Pack Events, Awards, and Supplies are supplied through a Popcorn Fundraiser in the Fall.  If Families prefer not to do the fundraiser or sign up after October.  There is a $150 Activity Fee which covers the Scouts portion they would have fundraised ($75 Activity fee if signed up in January).  See Parent Resource page for more details.

In addition, we have a Special Pack Event every month. We have spent the night aboard the  Battleship NJ, presented the US Flag for the National Anthem at a Reading Royals game,  camped out on the field after a Reading Phillies game, participated in a series of Community  Service projects and march yearly in the Coatesville Christmas Parade. We also enjoy traditional Scouting  activities such as: our annual Pinewood Derby race; Weekend Winter Cabin Camping; Fishing; Tent camping  and Hiking.  Summer Day or Overnight camps are available as well.

Scouting is family friendly fun! Parents and siblings are welcome to participate in everything we do. Meet  New Friends, Develop Good Values, Experience Fun Events: Be A Scout! 

Yours In Scouting,

Cubmaster Mr. Kevin - pack134@cccbsa.org

Register your Scout today!

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Get Involved as a Parent 

Dear Parents,

We’re gearing up for an exciting year filled with unforgettable adventures, and we’d love your help in making these events a success! Whether you’re a seasoned planner, a creative thinker, or just eager to lend a hand, your support is invaluable to our Cub Pack.

Here are the exciting events on our horizon:

• Fall Camping Trip: Help us organize a weekend full of outdoor fun, nature exploration, and campfire memories.

• Christmas Parade: Join us in planning a festive float or coordinating costumes for a holiday parade to remember.

• Winter Camp: Assist with ideas for winter camp activities for an fun day being a Cub Scout.

• Pinewood Derby: Be part of the action by assisting with race-day logistics, track setup, or derby decorations.

• Spring Activity or Overnight Trip: Help us welcome warmer weather with another fun-filled camping adventure.

Your involvement can be as big or small as you’d like. From brainstorming ideas to pitching in on event day, there’s a role for everyone. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to spend time with your Scout and connect with other Pack families!

If you’re interested, let us know how you’d like to contribute. Together, we can make these events truly extraordinary for our Cubs!

Join our Planning Teams

Thank you for helping us create amazing memories for our Scouts!

Cub Scouting is a year-round family-oriented part of the Scouts BSA program designed for boys and girls who are in kindergarten through fifth grades (or are 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 years of age). Parents, Leaders, and organizations work together to achieve the 10 Purposes of Cub Scouting: 

1. Character Development 2. Spiritual Growth 3. Good Citizenship 4. Sportsmanship and Fitness 5. Family Understanding 6. Respectful Relationships 7. Personal Achievement 8. Friendly Service 9. Fun and Adventure 10. Preparation for Troop Level Scouts BSA

Parent Resources click here