An inclusive family pack serving boys and girls sinc 1984.
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Do Your Best. Have fun doing it!
It’s a big world. Pack a map.
It’s a big world. Pack a map.
Let the adventure of a lifetime begin!
Let the adventure of a lifetime begin!
Pack 67 is based in Santa Monica, but enrolls children from 22 different schools from across these Westside communities: Brentwood, Mar Vista, Palisades, West LA, Brentwood, Cheviot Hills, and Westwood!
Adventure
Adventure
Scouting is many youths’ introduction to the great outdoors and, most important, a lesson on their place in it. Now, let the adventure of a lifetime begin.
Leadership
Leadership
Scouting builds leaders. Former Scouts sit on the boards of global corporations, walk the halls of the White House, and have been known to occasionally go hiking on the moon. The life lessons they learn in Scouting help them make good decisions throughout life.
Learning
Learning
Many Scouts achieve more before the age of 18 than some people do in a lifetime. Best of all, they do it to not only improve themselves, but also their communities and country.
Service
Service
There are many paths to follow in life. With the invaluable guidance of adult leaders, Scouts are better prepared to enjoy their lifelong journey that leads them to personal success.
For over 100 years, Scouting programs have instilled in youth the values found in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Today, these values are just as relevant in helping youth grow to their full potential as they were in 1910. Scouting helps youth develop academic skills, self-confidence, ethics, leadership skills, and citizenship skills that influence their adult lives.
About Pack 67
About Pack 67
Learn more about us, including our mission, our activities, and our program.
Together, we have a great time!
Scouting Safely
Scouting Safely
Ensuring a secure and supportive environment for every Scout is at the heart of what we do. We prioritize well-being for confident learning, growth, and exploration.
Ready for Adventure?
Ready for Adventure?
We welcome new families year-round. Discover how easy it is to become part of our supportive community.
Event Schedule
Event Schedule
The best way to find out what you do best is to do it. Swing a bat. Pitch a tent. Build a Pinewood Derby® car. Cub Scouts are at the magical age where everything is new and possible and, most important, fun.
Check out some of the fun events we have planned for this year!
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Joining and Eligibility
Joining and Eligibility
How old (or young) can a child be to join Cub Scouting?
Cub Scouting is for boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade, or generally 5 to 10 years of age. They must be at least 5 by September 1st.
2. Can girls join?
Yes! Pack 67 is an inclusive Family Pack that welcomes boys and girls.
3. Can my child join if they didn't participate in previous years?
YES. Children can join Cub Scouts at any point during their eligible grades (K-5). They don't need to have completed previous ranks.
You can also join our Pack at any time in the year.
4. Can my child try a meeting or event before joining?
Yes. We welcome potential Scouts to attend a meeting or event with a parent/guardian present to see if it's a good fit. Contact us for more information!
Costs & Commitment
Costs & Commitment
5. How much does it cost to join Pack 67?
Registration is $325 for 12 months. This includes:
$175 to Scouting America (includes National/Council registration, general liability insurance, and support).
$150 to Pack 67 Dues. Includes awards, supplies, adult leadership registration, Pinewood Derby & Raingutter Regatta kits and other admin. $25 additional fee for new scout membership.
Fees are pro-rated by joining month. Additional costs for uniforms, campouts, and den activities. Campouts are usually between $50-$70/person including food. Financial aid is available - just ask!
6. How often do you meet?
Between two and three times a month. Look at the calendar carefully, our packwide meetings and gatherings do not follow a particular pattern. Some individual dens (grades) do follow a pattern. There is a monthly den meeting and a monthly Packwide gathering (either a general meeting or a special event, such as campouts, Pinewood Derby and our Blue & Gold Banquet.)
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW TIME / DURATIONS (based on past experience)
Tuesday Night Pack Meeting (Sept, Jan., April, May) - 60 minutes plus time to find parking if you drive since there is no on-site parking. There are bike racks inside UUSM.
Holiday Party - December 9, 2025 - 60 to 90 minutes
Blue & Gold Banquet - (Feb 24, 2026) - 5:30pm - 8pm - dinner included
Family Camps - 2 nights (Fri/Sat), some parents come on Saturday, some only come for the day. If you want the full experience, it's Friday afternoon to 11am Sunday.
Den Meetings. Depends on the activity and the age level. A gathering at a park will be around 60 minutes. Our annual Sunset Hike is a 2-2.5 hour excursion.
There will also be community volunteering opportunities plus special events. >>View the calendar
7. Is Cub Scouts a "drop-off" activity?
Cub Scouting is a family-oriented program, and in our Pack, an adult partner (such as a parent or guardian) is expected to accompany their scout to each event or meeting. We rely on parents to provide leadership, to help run activities, etc.
Per Scouting America policy, scouts in the Lion or Tiger den MUST have a parent/guardian present at all times. No exceptions.
We have extensive protocols in place to keep kids safe, and they are described in the Guide to Safe Scouting.
We understand there may be times when you cannot stay with your older scout. But you'll need to secure permission from your Den Leader because in our past experience, it's always that one time you're not there that your kid gets hurt and truly needs you. Cub Scouting isn't a dropoff activity. (This changes when your kid enters a "Troop".)
Learn more about Why Scouting and how our program works on our Prospective Families page!
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