Family Camp-outs
These family camping weekends offer shooting ranges, crafts, games, and projects. Camp is also an excellent opportunity to make new friends, spend time with family, and share in the fun and fellowship!
Cub Scout Summer Day Camp
Day Camp is a fun-filled week of adventure for Cub Scouts who will be in the 1st – 5th grade. The Middle Tennessee Council conducts Day Camp in communities throughout the council.
Resident Summer Camp
Our new Resident Camp is a two night camp designed for 1st – 5th grade (and an accompanying adult) to experience the great outdoors activities and campout at Boxwell Scout Reservation Cubworld.
Webelos Winter Camp
Don’t like the heat of the summer? Check out our Winter Camp, Webelos style. This camp is hosted at Boxwell Scout Reservation Cubworld and gives Webelos the chance to earn 4 adventure pins and help them earn their Arrow of Light Award.
If you’ve heard stories of aptly colorful Cub Scout banquets and never really understood what all the buzz was about, this info is for you. So what is a blue and gold banquet? Here’s what Scouting.org has to say: Most Cub Scouts celebrate Scouting Anniversary Week in February with a “birthday party” called the blue and gold banquet… It brings families together for an evening of fun and cheer. It’s often the pack meeting for February. Blue and gold banquets are a tradition within packs, celebrating the leaders and parents who volunteer to make Cub Scouting fantastic. Sometimes former pack members return to blue and gold banquets. Often special Scouting or community leaders are invited to attend or speak to Cub Scouts in attendance. Some packs also use the banquet as a chance to celebrate the accomplishments of Scouts, themselves.
Other amazing things Cub Scouts learn about and do throughout the year include:
Cooking Outdoors
Fishing
Hiking
Shooting Sports (BB, Archery, Slingshot)
Knife Safety
Fire Building
Bouldering/Climbing
Biking
Canoing
Swimming
Snorkeling