Six dens for grades K through 5, each led by a dedicated volunteer dad. Your son joins the den that matches his grade — same leader, same group, all year.
The Cubmaster oversees all six dens and sets the tone for the pack year.
Dustin has been a cornerstone of Pack 1 for years, leading the pack with enthusiasm and a deep commitment to the Scouting mission. He believes every boy can grow into a confident, capable young man through the program — and he puts in the work to make that happen. As Cubmaster, Dustin coordinates all six dens, plans pack-wide events, and keeps the energy high at every meeting.
If you ever have a question about the pack, Dustin is the person to ask. He's approachable, responsive, and genuinely loves seeing new families get involved.
Contact the pack →Each den leader is a volunteer parent who runs weekly meetings, plans activities, and guides his son's den through the rank requirements.
The youngest Scouts in the pack. Lions explore the outdoors, make new friends, and do their first hikes and crafts — always alongside a parent or guardian.
Tigers are curious about everything. This den is highly family-involved — a grown-up attends every meeting and shares in the adventures.
Wolves start taking on real skills — knot-tying, trail hikes, and earning their first elective badges. The den takes on more independence this year.
Bears tackle bigger challenges — first campouts, the Pinewood Derby, and earning their pocket knife. This is where many Scouts really hit their stride.
Webelos is a bridge year. Scouts start earning Activity Badges across domains — cooking, navigation, fitness, and teamwork — while preparing for Scouts BSA.
The highest rank in Cub Scouts. AOL Scouts lead by example, complete the Arrow of Light rank requirements, and cross over to Scouts BSA in a memorable ceremony.