It’s just about time for our Fall Family 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: Saturday October 5th from 1pm to 9:30am Sunday.
- Cost: $10 per person (children 5 and under are free)
- Sign Up in the Pack Store. Sign up will close Oct 2 @ 10:00am
Info / Schedule
On Saturday afternoon (time TBD) we will be visiting the Texas Military Museum on-site that's just a short walk from our campsite.
Important Camp Mabry Information
- A valid photo I.D. for all adults is required for entry onto Camp Mabry!!!
- Fishing is permitted in the Pond Picnic Area. Children under 12 are not required to possess a fishing license; adults must possess a valid Camp Mabry Fishing Permit, which costs $15 per adult and requires an unexpired fishing license. Fishing permits are obtained at Camp Mabry Garrison Command BLDG 64 Mon-Fri 0800-1600
Check back here for more information on our popcorn season.
Here are some links for popcorn if you need help:
Hello Pack 90,
Hope that your summer was a blast. The 2019-2020 calendar has been uploaded so that you can start to plan your school year. Looking forward to a great year and lots of fun.
Step Up for Scouts is the theme of the Capitol Area Council’s annual
Friends of Scouting campaign, giving families an opportunity to contribute financially to support Scouting in Central Texas. The annual registration fee that you pay to Pack helps pay for your scouts advancement materials, pack supplies and our recharter cost that goes directly to the National BSA.
The weather will be great, the fish will be biting and the food will be delicious. Come Join Us!
- Where: Nail Creek State Park @ Lake Somersville
- When: April 6, 3:00 pm
- Cost: $15-adults, $10-Scouts, $10-Lion Scouts, Free Camping for Scout sold $225 in popcorn
- Sign up ends April 2nd at midnight
- Click HERE to SIGN UP
Directions:
- Nails Creek Unit
6280 FM 180
Ledbetter, TX 78946-7036
- From Austin, take Highway 290 East to about six miles east of Giddings. Turn left on FM 180 to the park.
Planned Activities:
- Fishing (bring your own gear)
- Junior Ranger ??
- Night hike
Campout Notes
Review our Cub Scout Camping Checklist with your scouts.
- All campers (adults and children) must have a completed medical form (Parts A & B only) before they will be allowed on the campout. Please email your completed forms to: Camron Allen . Download at Required medical form
- 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 email your certificate to Camron Allen The Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete. Link to required youth protection training
- 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
It's time to celebrate the birthday (February 8, 1910) of scouting and the pack’s anniversary (1965) We want to thank everyone involved in making Scouting possible for members of Pack 90.
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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/Scout cake bake (Parks & Recreation themed Cakes). Also, we will be having our Webelos cross-over ceremony at this event. The Dinner is open to family and friends.
Date:
Thursday February 28th
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
Sign up 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.
Camp inside NASA - Space Center Houston!
We will be going to NASA again and this time it's split up between Wolves, Bears and Webelos as follows:
- Wolves and Bears: Jan 26th, 2019
Webelos 1 & 2: Feb. 23rd, 2019
The cost will be $60 for scouts and $50 for adults.
You can
sign up on the pack store
- Time: Check-in at 5pm, Program starts promptly at 6pm (dinner provided).
- Where: Space Center Houston / 1601 NASA Parkway/ Houston, TX 77058
Here is a link to NASA's page about the camp-ins:
https://spacecenter.org/overnight-experiences/campin-faq-and-tips/
- 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.
- WOLVES: Wolves will complete activities that work towards fulfilling their Hometown Heroes Adventure requirements.
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
lpack-90-leadership@googlegroups.com with any questions.
Spend the night on an aircraft carrier! Please come and join your fellow scouts for an overnight on the high seas adventure on the USS Lexington. The overnight stay includes tours of the ship, a movie in the MEGA Theater, bunking in original crew quarters, and an unforgettable flag ceremony.
- What: USS Lexington Ship Trip
- When: February 9th, 2019
- Where: The USS Lexington rests in Corpus Christi Bay, just across the ship channel from downtown Corpus Christi. 2914 N. Shoreline Blvd. Corpus Christi, Texas 78402 Map and Directions
Participants must be at least 5 years of age. Camping slots are extremely limited. For now we are limiting signups to one adult and one scout (unless you have 2 scouts in the Pack). As we get closer to the date and if we have any extra slots we will open the signup to siblings and other family members. Completed
Medical Forms (Part A & B) &
Youth Protection Training are needed before attending the event
What To Bring
Each person must bring a pillow, sleeping bag, toiletries, towel and flashlight. Insect repellant is advisable. Campers are expected to carry sleeping bags and other gear on board (might have to carry up and down stairs/ladders to sleeping area). Lockers are available in berthing compartments. Each camper should bring a lock to secure his or her valuables and personal belongings Cameras, video cameras and cell phones are allowed; however, There are a few electrical outlets in berthing areas and more are available in the lounge and gameroom. No carry-on food or drink of any kind will be allowed onboard.
All campers are assigned specific berthing compartments and must respect the privacy of other campers. Restroom facilities (heads) include showers. Most berthing compartments are climate controlled; however, when all such areas have been filled, campers may be assigned areas having ventilation only.
Groups will be required to share berthing areas to accommodate males and females separately.Male and female berthing areas are separate. Parents if you are visiting with opposite sex children you will need to pack separate bags. In addition, LEX can hold more than one group at a time and groups may participate in activities together.
Additional Information
Contact: pack-90-leadership@googlegroups.com with any questions regarding this trip
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.
Where: Cub World Bastrop @ Austin Campsite -
See directions
When: November 17, 1:00 pm
Cost: $15 for Adults and Tigers & up, $10 for Lions - Signup closed.
Please sign up by Wednesday November 14, 2018
Planned Activities:
- Saturday afternoon: Archery (All scouts, Lions included)
- Sunday morning: BB Gun Range (Lions excluded per BSA regulation)
- Note: Only registered scouts and adults will be allowed to participate in the activity, no siblings.
Campout Notes
- Review our Cub Scout Camping Checklist with your scouts.
- All campers (adults and children) 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. Download at Required medical form
- 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 your certificate to Gregory Stewart. The Youth Protection Training should only take about 25 minutes to complete. Link to Youth Protection Training: Link to required youth protection training
- 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
It’s just about time for our Fall Family 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.
