About Eastvale Cub Scouts Pack 803

Eastvale Cub Scout Pack 803 seeks to aid families in training their sons and daughters to become young adults with upstanding character.

We believe that Scouting, in accordance with BSA policies, will help our scouts to develop leadership skills, lives devoted to community service, and a respect for nature. We also believe that the key to our success will be ensured by all adults with youths in Pack 803 volunteering at some level thereby providing a high quality scouting program. By doing so, we believe that our scouts' best Cub Scout memories will also be family memories that will last a lifetime.

As a Cub Scout, you will be part of our Pack. The Pack is divided into smaller groups called Dens. Each Den has about six to ten boys or girls. All of the Cub Scouts in your Den are in the same grade and some may even go to the same school.

HOW OFTEN DO SCOUTS MEET?

Den Meetings

Our Dens generally meet at least 2 times a month at a time mutually agreed upon by the families involved. Each Den meeting focuses on completing a new Cub Scout adventure. The activities required for each adventure can include things like games, sports, STEM projects, arts, crafts, outdoors skills and citizenship to name just a few.

Pack Meetings

We host monthly Pack meetings, usually on the last Wednesday of every month. At these meetings, all of the dens gather together to learn, share, and have fun. The Pack also plans outings (hikes, service projects, overnight trips to museums, family camping, climbing, etc.), conduct seasonal parties and bridging ceremonies.

Who Are the Leaders of Pack 803?

Our pack is entirely run by volunteers who are dedicated to providing an exceptional Scouting experience to all children in the Pack. All leaders receive training from the Boy Scouts of America specific to their position and covering youth protection and safe scouting.

Pack Leadership