About Us

We are an all boys group composed of elementary school aged children ranging from Kindergarten through fifth grade. 

We are chartered at

St. Bernardine of Siena Parish

24410 Calvert Street.,

Woodland Hills, CA 91367

This means that St. Bernardine sponsors our Pack and we hold our monthly Pack meeting here, every 2nd Monday of the month.

All faiths and beliefs are welcome. 

Dens are age/grade specific:

Kindergarten = Lions

First grade = Tigers

Second grade = Wolves

Third grade = Bears

Fourth grade = Webelos

Fifth grade = AOLs

or Arrow of Light

Each den is then led by a Den Leader, which is usually one of the parents in that group.

Uniforms are Den specific:

The hat, the neckerchief, and slide are the tell-tale signs of what your current rank is.

Uniforms can be purchased from the scout store located at:

16525 Sherman Way

#C8, (Rear Door)

Van Nuys, CA 91406

(818) 781-1296

***please know, new uniforms for Webelos and AOLs came into effect June 1st, 2024

Each cub scout is encouraged to get a copy of the Scout Book as it highlights each advancement that the scout will work on during the year. It also helps each parent to keep track of their scouts progress and be familiar with the benefits the program has to offer. 

 Each scout aims to achieve 5-6 advancements plus 2 electives to earn their rank. This is something they will receive during the Blue and Gold Ceremony at the end of each Scouting year.

Throughout the year they will receive belt loops as they complete each advancement.

Parent involvement is an integral part of the Cub Scout Program.

Cub Scouting is FUN for the whole family. Getting everyone involved makes the experience more meaningful for your Cub Scout. 

There is a place for every parent, or legal guardian who wants to

HELP, VOLUNTEER, AND LEAD.

Each den sets their own meeting schedule based upon what works best for them, location also varies depending on each den. 

This is also a good opportunity for our scouts to get to know each other and develop life long skills.

 The pack schedules a monthly hike usually on a weekend. This will never overlap with other pack & den activities.

Best part is that for every

three (3) hikes each scout participates in, they will earn a hiking stick.

When you earn enough hiking miles, you get a patch for your accomplishment.

Cub Scout camping is a family-centric program. Cub Scouts can go camping up to 2-nights with their parents or legal guardians.

Our pack has at least one camp-out scheduled every year where we enjoy the outdoors and plan a fun-filled activity for all.

We primarily sell popcorn as a means to raise funds all of our activities for the entire scouting year. Our selling season starts around September and lasts until November. Each scout can choose a shift that is convenient to them or can do it on their own via "wagon" sales.

This teaches our scouts the principle of  “paying your own way,” the value of a hard work, and goal setting. 

•  Develops leadership skills and teaches duty to God & Country, others and yourself.
• Develops personal confidence and self-worth.
• Utilizes activities designed to prepare boys to make ethical choices and strive to achieve their full potential
• Is about doing your best.

As of April 1st, 2024: 

Youth Annual Registration Fee:

$164.80 Paid directly to BSA

Yearly Pack fees are $100.00

Covers our program costs, den supplies, scouting awards (badges of rank, adventure loops and pins, patches and other awards)