Bring your cub scout and your whole family on the last campout before the summer. This is one campout you don’t want to miss! We will be camping in the zoo and will be treated to an after hours nighttime tour. As always food will be provided.
When: April 22 – 23, 2017
Where: Capital of Texas Zoo
Check-in time: 4:30 PM
Who can go: Scouts of all ranks accompanied by a parent or designated guardian and their families.
Activities: Reptile show and a flashlight tour of the zoo
Cost: $17 per camper , campout has been cancelled
Camping Coordinator: For questions contact Gregory Stewart
Campout Notes
- All campers must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email or give your completed forms to Gregory Stewart.
- All adults (18yrs old and older) attending the campout must take Youth Protection Training or have proof of current Youth Protection Training. Once you have taken the training either email or print you certificate toGregory Stewart. The Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete.
- Leave your electronics at home! Scouts and youth guests are not permitted to bring electronics on camping trips. Adults, please be mindful of your use of electronics, these campouts are for youth and adults to interact with one another and share in the camaraderie of others.
- We practice “green dining” so please bring your own cup, plate, bowl, and utensils
cub scout camping checklist
Required medical form
Link to required youth protection training
It’s time to celebrate the birthday of scouting and celebrate all the great accomplishments we’ve done so far.
Please come and join us for our annual Blue and Gold celebration. We will have a dinner, advancement awards, fun activities, and the annual Akela/son cake bake.
Also we will be having our Webelos cross-over ceremony at this event.
Date: Thursday February 23rd
Time: 6:15pm
Location: Covenant United Methodist Church located at 4410 Duval Rd.
Price: Scouts – Free, Adults – $10, kids (5-12) – $5, Kids (under 5) – Free
Dinner Menu: County Line BBQ
Signup and pay online through Paypal or pay at the door. The earlier you can sign up and let us know if you are coming, the better we can plan for food.
NOTE: If you choose not to signup online, please let your Den Leader know ASAP stating how many people will be in your party.
Blue and Gold Den Responsibilities – TBA
Camp inside Space Center Houston!
We will be going to NASA on Saturday, February 18th, 2017 March 4th, 2017, for a one night sleep over. This trip is for Bears and Webelos only
Webelos 2 are welcome to join as well!
The cost will be $60 for scouts and $50 for adults.
We have moved the NASA camp-in to March 4th.
If you have signed up already for the original date (Feb 18) then you don’t have to do anything.
This event is sold out now.
When: Saturday February 18th 2017
Time: Check-in at 5pm (dinner & breakfast provided).
Where: Space Center Houston / 1601 NASA Parkway/ Houston, TX 77058
Here is a link to NASA’s page about the camp-ins:
http://spacecenter.org/scout-camp-ins/
- WEBELOS: Complete essential requirements to help earn your Earth Rocks Adventure by exploring not just our Earth but the moon and the planet Mars as well!
- BEARS: Complete essential requirements to help earn your Robotics Adventure.
Again, sign up as soon as possible. We cannot reserve your spot until you signup and pay in the pack store. This NASA sleepover will sell out over the next few weeks, so don’t miss out!
Please contact at leadership@pack90austin.org with any questions.
Ever wonder what it would be like to sleep on a real submarine? Now is your chance! Join Pack 90 as we board a vintage World War II submarine and spend the night in the same bunks as those brave sailors who crewed this submarine during its time at sea.
- When: Saturday, January 28th 2017 (5pm)
- Where: USS Cavalla , Seawolf Park, Galveston (http://www.cavalla.org/)
- Who: Cub Scout & Family
- How Much: $40.00 per person
- How do I sign up: Signup closed
- For Questions or additional information: Contact Gregory Stewart at gstewart512@gmail.com
Information:
- Signup by January 16th, 2017
- Minimum age 5 years for all kids
- Checkin time is 5pm
- Dinner and breakfast will be provided
Campout Notes
- All campers must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email your completed forms to Alan Hutcheson.
- All adults (18yrs old and older) attending the campout must take Youth Protection Training or have proof of current Youth Protection Training. Once you have taken the training either email or print you certificate to Alan Hutcheson. The Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete.
If you completed these forms for the Family Campout last month, you do not have to fill them out again. We only need these forms from folks who did not attend the Family Campout.
- Leave your electronics at home! Scouts and youth guests are not permitted to bring electronics on camping trips. Adults please be mindful of your use of electronics, these campouts are for youth and adults to interact with one another and share in the camaraderie of others.
Required medical form
Link to required youth protection training
It’s just about time for our annual Father & Son campout. This is an excellent opportunity to spend quality time with your scout, enjoy the great outdoors, and join in the fellowship of the pack.
When: November 19, 2:00 pm
Please sign up by Thursday November 17, 2016
The highlight of this father son campout will be our visit to the Fort Houston BB Gun Range where our scouts along with their Akelas will learn how to safely handle and shoot a BB rifle.
Note: Only registered scouts and adults will be allowed to participate in the activity, no siblings.
Campout Notes
- All campers must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email your completed forms to Gregory Stewart.
- All adults (18yrs old and older) attending the campout must take Youth Protection Training or have proof of current Youth Protection Training. Once you have taken the training either email or print you certificate to Gregory Stewart or Eric Woodall. THe Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete.
If you completed these forms for the Family Campout recently, you do not have to fill them out again. We only need these forms from folks who did not attend the Family Campout.
- Leave your electronics at home! Scouts and youth guests are not permitted to bring electronics on camping trips. Adults please be mindful of your use of electronics, these campouts are for youth and adults to interact with one another and share in the camaraderie of others.
- We practice “green dining” so please bring your own cup, plate, bowl, and utensils
cub scout camping checklist
Required medical form
Link to required youth protection training
It’s our first campout of the school year! Come enjoy a weekend full of amazing views, hikes, good food, friends, and campfires with Pack 90.
When: September 24 (check-in starts at 2 PM)
Where: Enchanted Rock State Park, 16710 Ranch Rd. 965 Fredericksburg, TX 78624 – http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/enchanted-rock
Cost: $12 per person (5 and under are free) Sign up in Pack Store by September 21st
Who can go: Scouts of all ranks accompanied by a parent or designated guardian and their families.
Important Notes :
- The $12 campout fee for Youth and Adults campers covers the cost of food (dinner and breakfast) and our campsites. However all adults (13 and older) must either pay a $7 entrance fee when entering the Enchanted Rock state park or show an annual pass if you have one. More information about the entrance fees can be found here: http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/enchanted-rock/fees-facilities/entrance-fees
Again, the entrance fee to the park IS NOT included in the campout fee, so be prepared to pay that upon entering the park
- We have the campsites reserved starting Friday September 23 since the campsite has a 2-day minimum. If you are interested in starting your campout on Friday already, please contact Darren Hampton by email or phone 512-586-8767. Any camping activity before Saturday 2pm will be unsanctioned by Pack 90 and at your own risk. You will also need to provide for your own food.
General Campout Notes
- All campers must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email or give your completed forms to Gregory Stewart.
- All adults (18yrs old and older) attending the campout must take Youth Protection Training or have proof of current Youth Protection Training. Once you have taken the training either email or print you certificate and give to Gregory Stewart or Brian Buras. The Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete.
- Leave your electronics at home! Scouts and youth guests are not permitted to bring electronics on camping trips. Adults please be mindful of your use of electronics, these campouts are for youth and adults to interact with one another and share in the camaraderie of others.
- We practice “green dining” so please bring your own cup, plate, bowl, and utensils
cub scout camping checklist
Required medical form
Link to required youth protection training
The new school year has started, and with that we have an exciting year of Pack 90 campouts and other activities ahead of us.
Please head over to the Calendar so you can plan ahead!
It’s our last campout of the school year! Come enjoy a weekend full of nature, good food, friends, and campfires with Pack 90. We will also be exploring the Mine Shaft.
When: May 21 (check-in starts at 2 PM)
Where: Cub World in Bastrop (http://www.bsacac.org/activities/our_camps/cub_world)
Cost: $12 per person (5 and under are free) Sign up in Pack Store by May 18th
Who can go: Scouts of all ranks accompanied by a parent or designated guardian and their families.
Campout Notes
- All campers must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email or give your completed forms to Gregory Stewart.
- All adults (18yrs old and older) attending the campout must take Youth Protection Training or have proof of current Youth Protection Training. Once you have taken the training either email or print you certificate and give to Gregory Stewart or Eric Woodall. The Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete.
- Leave your electronics at home! Scouts and youth guests are not permitted to bring electronics on camping trips. Adults please be mindful of your use of electronics, these campouts are for youth and adults to interact with one another and share in the camaraderie of others.
- We practice “green dining” so please bring your own cup, plate, bowl, and utensils
cub scout camping checklist
Required medical form
Link to required youth protection training
It’s just about time for our annual Father & Son campout. This is an excellent opportunity to spend quality time with your scout, enjoy the great outdoors, and join in the fellowship of the pack.
When: April 2nd
Please sign up by Thursday March 31st, 2016
Campout Notes
- All campers must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email your completed forms to Gregory Stewart.
- All adults (18yrs old and older) attending the campout must take Youth Protection Training or have proof of current Youth Protection Training. Once you have taken the training either email or print you certificate to Gregory Stewart or Eric Woodall. THe Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete.
If you completed these forms for the Family Campout last month, you do not have to fill them out again. We only need these forms from folks who did not attend the Family Campout.
- Leave your electronics at home! Scouts and youth guests are not permitted to bring electronics on camping trips. Adults please be mindful of your use of electronics, these campouts are for youth and adults to interact with one another and share in the camaraderie of others.
- We practice “green dining” so please bring your own cup, plate, bowl, and utensils
cub scout camping checklist
Required medical form
Link to required youth protection training
