PACK 62
PACK 62
Camping trips, campfire programs, hiking, nature exploration — plus first aid, navigation, and survival basics. Scouts learn by doing, at a pace that fits their age.
Service projects, citizenship activities, and leadership opportunities that grow with each rank — achievements that build real-world skills and confidence.
Cub Scouting is a family program — parents stay, siblings are welcome. Pinewood Derby, campouts, holiday celebrations, and friendships that stick.
Come see a meeting before you commit — visitors are welcome any Wednesday during the school year. No uniform needed, nothing to prepare, just say hello. And talk to us before registering: we'll get you the sponsored $30 rate instead of the full $85 online fee.
Lithia Springs Methodist Church
Children's Building
3711 Temple St
Lithia Springs, GA 30122
Wednesdays, 6:00–7:30 PM
during the school year
Boys and girls in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Every Scout is placed in a den with kids their own age.
Wednesdays, 6:00–7:30 PM at Lithia Springs Methodist Church, 3711 Temple St, Lithia Springs, GA 30122. We follow the school calendar — if school's out, we're out.
Registration is $30 for the year — our sponsored rate when you register through the pack — and pack dues are $10 per month. Start with the official Cub Scout shirt and add other uniform items when you're ready.
We never want cost to be a barrier — quiet financial assistance is available. Just let a leader know. (Registering directly online costs the full $85 national fee, so check how to join first.)
Yes, for every meeting, regardless of your Scout's age. It is a safety requirement and a youth protection standard, but it is also how the program works — Cub Scouting is built around families doing things together.
It is also a great way to see how the program runs, because we always need good volunteers.
Den meetings (most weeks) focus on the adventures and skills for your Scout's rank. Pack meetings (once a month) bring everyone together for events, recognitions, and pack-wide activities.
The easiest first step is to email us or show up on a Wednesday and say hello. You can also register through BeAScout.org — but note that registering online charges the full $85 national fee with no discount, so talk to us first and we'll sign you up at our sponsored $30 rate through the pack. See how to join for the full walkthrough.
Yes — camping is part of the program. Younger Scouts (Lions and Tigers) do family campouts. Older Scouts take on more independent outdoor experiences as their skills grow.
Cub Scouting serves Kindergarten through 5th grade with a family-centered, leader-guided program. Scouts BSA (ages 11–17) is youth-led with more independence and advanced skills. Our Arrow of Light Scouts cross over to Scouts BSA at the end of 5th grade.
