1. Find the right den
Lion starts in kindergarten, then Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelos, and Arrow of Light follow by grade.
Join or contact Pack 463
Start with a conversation.
Families do not need to know every Scouting detail before reaching out. Tell us your child's grade, what you are curious about, and whether you want to visit, ask questions, or begin joining.
2. Ask about a visit
Some pack activities are public-friendly; others are for registered families. Contact the pack before attending.
3. Register safely
Leaders can point families to official registration steps, youth protection expectations, costs, and current pack logistics.
Good fits for Cub Scouts
Cub Scouts can be a strong fit for families who want practical skills, outdoor time, service, character development, and community.
- Families curious about visiting before registering
- Scouts ready for hands-on learning and outdoor activities
- Parents who want a welcoming community with safe, age-appropriate expectations
Email the pack
Share your Scout's grade, your best contact method, and whether you are hoping to visit, join, or just learn more.
What to include
Help us route you to the right leader.
A short note is enough. A pack leader can follow up with current options, registration guidance, and the right den for your child.
- Your child's current grade
- Whether you are a new or returning Scouting family
- Your general school area or neighborhood
- Whether you want to visit, register, volunteer, or ask a question
- Questions about meetings, costs, safety, uniforms, or den placement