We’re trying out some new traditions this summer, and the Bowling Bash was one of them!

For the completion of required and elective ranking activities, our younger Cub Scouts—Lions, Tigers, Wolves and Bears—earn Belt Loops. Our older Scouts earn pins. These items represent all the hard work that each kid has done, but often leave their families wondering “What am I supposed to do with this?” Let us share a few highly rated display ideas.

The Cub Scouts were able to embody two of the tenets of the Scout Law - being helpful and clean - and had fun while doing so. Community service is an important part of the scouting experience but it is only one of the many varied opportunities provided to the Cub Scouts each year.

Every spring, our Scouts are out and about for a locally-based overnight campout. Almost 30 of our Pack were able to attend at Lake San Antonio in south Monterey County.

Each year, we host a special event for the Scouts, the Pinewood Derby. Each Scout builds (with the help of our Pack and adult supervision) a car to participate in the races.

Each year, we have Scouts - our Bear Scouts - that need to participate in a build project in order to complete an achievement.

The Cub Scouts are charged with being cheerful and friendly, two of the tenets of the Scout Law. Our Pack embodied that as a part of the 2023 Pioneer Day Parade.

The Cub Scouts were able to embody two of the tenets of the Scout Law - being helpful and clean - and had fun while doing so. Community service is an important part of the scouting experience but it is only one of the many varied opportunities provided to the Cub Scouts each year.

Using a map and key, participants found and deciphered various codes hidden throughout the city of Paso Robles.

Pick up your map and key from the children’s librarian desk at Paso Robles City Library.

Each year, we have Scouts - our Bear Scouts - that need to participate in a build project in order to complete an achievement.