Kids have a thousand muscles to wiggle with and only one dozen to sit still with, that dozen gets mighty tired mighty quickly.
Get your Cub Scout out and moving with our Cub Scout Activities ranging from one day events to weekend adventures to entire weeks full of fun.
Year Round Cub Scout Activities
Webelos Resident Camp
Cub Scouts who are ready for the chance to try real Cub Scout camping can participate in our Cub Scout Resident Camps. Campers will spend 3 night participating in fun stations like BB, archery, hikes, knot typing, crafts, games and more. A typical day looks like:
Activities
- Webelos Advancements
- Climbing
- Hiking
- B.B Guns
- Archery
- Crafts
- Knot Tying
- And More!
Typical Schedule
- Raise Flags
- Breakfast
- Morning Program Activities
- Lunch & Camp time
- Afternoon Program Activities
- Lower Flags followed by Dinner
- Evening Activities/free time
- Lights out
Who can Attend?
We encourage incoming Webelos that have completed 3rd grade to join us this summer for a three-night adventure at our Webelos Adventure Camp at Camp Chesebrough. Campers will want to come back to camp the following year to take advantage of the Arrow of Light Track as well. For this two year program, the Staff is ready to assist with age-specific outdoor requirements and electives that are challenging to take care of outside of this resident camp environment.
Looking for opportunities for younger Scouts? Click here for Day Camps
Volunteer Requirements for Adults
- Webelos Resident Camp: A minimum ratio of 1:4, adult to youth, is required.
Required Forms
Health Form (part A&B only) for all youth and adults.
Firearm Permission Form for youth attending events that involve shooting sports.
Where?
Camp Chesebrough Scout Reservation: Straddling the Santa Cruz-San Mateo county border and nestled in the Santa Cruz Mountains, Camp Chesebrough is is a 544 acre nature retreat.
Cost?
More Information
2021 Webelos Resident Camp Guide
If you have any questions about Cub Scout Resident Camp, please contact Anthony Burson-Thomas at Anthony.Burson-Thomas@scouting.org or 408.638.8312
Interested in Staffing This Event?
We have paid opportunities for everyone 16 years old or older and volunteer opportunities for everyone 14+ as a counselor in training.
Requirements:
- Be available the entire Camp Season
- Be a registered member of the Boy Scouts of America. (This can happen as part of applying to work at camp.)
- Exemplify the Scout Oath and Law.
Email Deborah.Olsen@scouting.org for more information or to set up an interview and start the application process.
Registration and Details: https://fs10.formsite.com/svmbc/Webelos2021/index.html
Cub Scout Day Camps
At cub camp, we create adventures for Cub Scouts and their families. Cub Camp is an opportunity for your Cub Scout to enjoy Cub Scout activities in a day camp style setting. Dates and location vary throughout the Council and the summer.
If you have questions regarding Cub Scout Day Camp, please contact cubcamp@svmbc.org or 408.638.8300
List of Events
At-Home Family Based Activities
Check out our Scouting at Home Page for our virtual and socially distanced activity options from Digital Den Meetings to Workbooks to Scavenger Hunts.
Cub Scout Shoot-Out
This fun-filled day will teach safety and proper BB, archery, and slingshot shooting techniques as well as give Tigers through Webelos an opportunity to focus on their Rank Specific Shooting Sports awards for Archery, BB Gun or Sling Shot. This program offers two separate sessions each day. (BB, Archery, and Sling Shot each session.) Scouts can attend both sessions or choose morning or afternoon.
Family Camp
Come join us for a weekend of family camping near the coast in the beautiful California redwoods of Santa Cruz & Santa Clara Counties. Archery, nature hikes, campfires, games, sports, and FUN! Great food, starting with cracker barrel Friday night, breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Saturday and Sunday breakfast.
Typical Activities
- Crafts
- Nature
- Archery
- BB guns
- Climbing
- Metal work
- Scout Skills
- Games
- & More
On top of this, the program will include a campfire, guided hikes and ample time for recreation and relaxation. Let us take the stress out of planning another event and come experience a weekend full of Scouting fun!
Who can Attend?
The Family Camping opportunities are open to all Scouting families. The programs are varied enough to appeal to all ages and stages, so bring the whole family from siblings to friends to grand parents.
Required Forms
Health Form (part A & B only) for all youth and adults.
Firearm Permission Form for youth attending events that involve shooting sports.
Where?
Camp Chesebrough Scout Reservation: Straddling the Santa Cruz-San Mateo county border and nestled in the Santa Cruz Mountains, Camp Chesebrough is is a 544 acre nature retreat.
If you have any questions about Family Camp, please contact the Camping Director at Anthony.Burson-Thomas@scouting.org or 408.638.8312
Partner & Pal
WHAT: All Cub Scouts are invited to bring a positive adult role model for a weekend camp out together. The exciting weekend centers around a fun theme and includes archery, bb guns, sports, crafts, nature and more. Be ready to have a blast with your adult partner!
WHO: All Tiger, Wolf, Bear Cubs and Webelos. Each Scout must bring a positive adult role model
WHERE: Chesebrough Scout Reservation off Hwy 9, 26005 CA-9, Los Gatos, CA 95033
Cub-O-Ree
WHAT: Packs, this is a great opportunity for your brand new scouts that join in September to experience the fun of Scouting. Whether you have been to Chesebrough before or not, everyone is welcome to this fun one day camp!
WHO: Cub Scouts of all ages and an adult partner. Please note: Siblings are not able to participate in this event.
WHERE: Chesebrough Scout Reservation off Hwy 9, 26005 CA-9, Los Gatos, CA 95033
- Archery
- BB Guns
- Climbing Wall
- Arts & Crafts (typically a Beading project)
- Indian Dance
- Scoutcraft (Knots/Knives/Flags)
- Cooking (Banana Boat)
REGISTER & DETAILS: Click Here
Pinewood Derby
The Pinewood Derby is a racing event for unpowered, unmanned miniature cars. With the help of adults, Scouts build their own cars from wood, usually from kits containing a block of pine wood, plastic wheels, and metal axles.
Come cheer on the Scouts and see all the hard work they have done to make the fastest and the most stylish cars in the district. Besides winners for time, we will also be judging based on appearance, so get out that graphite and detail that car, we are all going to “Do Our Best” and have a great time in the process.
Scout-O-Rama
Scout-O-Rama is a fun event for the whole community to showcase Scouting. Over 120 interactive, hands-on Scouting activities will be on display hosted by local Scout groups. Over 5,000 participants are expected to attend over the course of the day. Some of the cool activities include building and shooting water rockets, walking on a monkey bridge, shooting a bb gun, throwing a tomahawk, racing a pinewood derby car and seeing outdoor cooking demonstrations. Enjoy food for sale from a variety of unique food trucks. Everyone is invited be a Scout for a day at Scout O Rama!
Health Form (part A&B only) for all youth and adults.
Firearm Permission Form for youth attending events that involve shooting sports.
As well as the Pack providing a minimum ratio of 1:4, adult to youth except for Tiger Cubs where the Tiger Cub Partner is required for each youth.
If you have any questions about Cub Scout Year-Round Activities, please contact council office: at 408.638.8312 or email camping@svmbc.org.
