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Open to all Cub Scouts, siblings, and friends
Cost $12 per participant (to be paid at the event) -- Covers the cost for all of the materials (except the soda bottle) needed to build the rockets and a patch. Patch will be given at the event.
Bring your bikes, learn about basic maintenance and safety, and practice your riding skills at our annual Bike Rodeo. All participants must wear a bicycle helmet.
Unique opportunity for exploring the largest indoor ropes course in the country.
Fun for all ages, Summit Ropes is divided into a children’s course (4-6 years) and an adult course (7+ years). Both courses offer challenging activities that engage participants’ mind and body. Guests wear a full-body climbing harness and utilize a smart belay system to ensure safety at all times on the course.
$25 per scout. Pack 1154 Scouts is offering a 50% off the normal admission.
Photo of course from Summit Ropes https://summitropes.com/ropes-course/
For details about Summit Ropes, https://summitropes.com
We are going to hold our 2nd Pack 1154 Raingutter Regatta on July 29. We will start by building the boats as a group. The Scouts will then race them, and we will celebrate with popsicles. $6 per kit.
Join us at Ida Lee Park from 10 AM - 12 PM to launch model rockets! We will be launching in the field near the soccer and other athletic fields.
Each Scout should bring a model rocket kit that is built and ready to fly. Rocket kits are available at local craft and hobby stores. We recommend kits labeled “Ready to Fly,” “Almost Ready to Fly,” or “Easy to Assemble” as they typically require minimal skill to assemble.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Join us for a pack kick off at the Windmill Pavilion that will include lots of fun games and activities. Pack 1154 Scouts, feel free to bring a friend.
FOR MORE DETAILS, Go to our Spring Campout page
Camp sites for event are in highlighted area
Sanders Corner is not available on the 30th, so our pack meeting will be held at Ashburn Presbyterian Church.
Layers of clothing for the weather (currently partly cloudy with high of 66)
Long lightweight pants (protect from bugs, poison ivy or general scrapes and scratches from walking in the woods)
Hiking boots or trail shoes that can get dirty with comfortable socks (it might be muddy in spots)
Bug spray that can be effective on clothes is recommended (with deet) to protect from ticks.
Water bottle: filled and large enough to last the hike.
Trail food: easy to carry and eat while walking. No big mess or lots of trash, as we have to carry everything with us.
Sun protection: sunscreen of SPF 30 or greater and a hat (not a lot of sun in the woods, but there will be a few sunny spots along the way)
We will be meeting at Potomac Crossing Park. There is a good amount of parking, but if we run out of parking, you can park at Balls Bluff elementary school and shuttle to the park.
For those who want to drop off, please make certain there is an adult attending from your den. Dropping off is OK, but need to make certain everyone is accounted for and part of a hiking group.
We will be doing a 3.5 to 4 mile hike with a 2.0 mile shorter loop back for anyone that can't handle the longer hike. That said, my 5 year old did an extended version of this hike (4.7 miles) in the fall without a problem.
-Rob
Flaming Toads, Den Leader
Parents need to complete the Landfill liability waiver form prior to attending the event.
Monday, April 1, 2019 - 9:30AM-11:30AM
We are set for two driving tours of 12 people of the Loudoun County Landfill on Monday, April 1st at 9:30 am. Please RSVP below so we can prepare for who will be attending and if we need to schedule an additional tour van.
The Loudoun County Solid Waste Management Facility is a popular site for scout groups, schools, and others. Visit us and learn how garbage is disposed in a landfill, watch 40-ton tractors smash trash, and get quizzed on recycling.
Marvel Universe Live! Age of Heroes
March 23, 7PM Show @ Eagle Bank Arena
Tickets $18 each (Regularly $38)
Register with payment by February 28.
Save time, register online and drop off your car before the Saturday races and lines.
For More Information, https://www.ncacbsa.org/training/university-of-scouting/
Most Cub Scouts celebrate Scouting Anniversary Week in February with a "birthday party" called the blue and gold banquet. In nearly all packs, the blue and gold banquet is the highlight of the year. It brings families together for an evening of fun and cheer. It's often the pack meeting for February.
For online RSVP and more information, https://www.pack1154.org/bluegold/
Come work on your Pinewood Car! We will have tools available to help get your car ready for race day.
The Winters are graciously hosting us at their house at 43116 Belgreen Drive Ashburn, VA 20147.
Come work on your Pinewood Car! We will have tools available to help get your car ready for race day.
Tools: Bandsaws, Jig Saw, Drill Press, etc.
Craft and Paint Supplies
The Winter’s are graciously hosting us at their home.
We will be having a fun community event with the residents of Lansdowne woods. We will be having games to play and run a game of Bingo with prizes for the Community. Please bring a holiday themed dessert to share.
We will be visiting the brand new Ashburn Station. Wear you class A uniform
Pack community event @ George C Marshall Center, 312 East Market Street, Leesburg. Saturday October 6th from 10am to 3pm
We will helping build some new mulch beds around trees on the property. This is an open event, which means come and help for as long or little as you can. ( 10am to 3pm.) Please join us if you can the George C Marshall Center is our charting organization and without them we would not be able to exist.
Please park in the shopping plaza directly adjacent to the George C Marshall international center. As you’re heading into downtown Leesburg The shopping center is on your right just before the split at moms apple pie.
If you have extra shovels or pitchforks or even a wheelbarrow please feel to bring it to the event. We do have some tools for those that can not bring there own so if you do not have any feel free to still stop by and help us out.
This project can be counted towards any community service project requirements (ie. Wolves Council Fire Requirement #2)
Class B Shirt
We will meet at 4:30 at Belmont Station elementary school. We will leave at 5pm sharp from the school and finish the parade in the stone bridge high school parking lot. Please have your scout bring a large bag of candy to share with the crowd along the parade route. Parents guardians can drop off at the elementary school and pick up their scout at the end of the parade at the high school. Parents/ guardians are welcome to join us in the parade but are not required.
Class A Uniforms
Pack 1154 Webelos and AOL will be attending the Goose Creek District Webelos-o-ree 2018 Saturday Sept 22 with optional overnight camping (Sept 23) at Camp Snyder in Haymarket, VA. The Webelos-o-ree is a camping event designed to introduce Webelos (which includes those working on the Arrow of Light), and their parents to the fun of Boy Scouting. The weekend is filled with fun activities led by our District’s Boy Scout troops. It officially starts off with an opening ceremony Saturday morning and ends Sunday morning after breakfast.
We encourage the boys to attend thru the campout, but you can bring your scout to the event for the day (10am-4pm) or thru campfire (10am-10pm). Though we have enough adults for camping as dens, we welcome adults to attend.
Everyone interested in learning more about Pack 1154 and Cub Scouting is welcome to participate in this one hour program. Potential scouts will participate in hands on activities, while their parents/guardians will spend time with the pack leaders in understanding what makes Cub Scouting great! We will discuss the program, its philosophy and the number of fun activities your child will experience throughout the summer and into next year!
Join us for a pack meeting kick off that will include lots of fun activities!
Bring your bikes, learn about basic maintenance and safety, and practice your riding skills at our annual Bike Rodeo. All participants must wear a bicycle helmet.
