What ages can join?

Cub Scouts is generally for elementary-aged youth. Pack 60 uses grade-level dens from kindergarten through fifth grade.

Does my child need outdoor experience?

No. Cub Scouts is designed to help kids learn new skills step by step with family and volunteer support.

Do parents stay at meetings?

Yes, families are part of Cub Scouting. Parents or guardians should expect to stay, participate, and support their scout.

How often does the pack meet?

Pack 60 meets Tuesdays at 7:00 PM at Suncrest United Methodist Church in Morgantown, WV. Schedule changes, outings, and special event details are shared through official pack communication channels.

How much does Cub Scouts cost?

Costs may include national registration, pack dues, uniform items, handbook materials, and optional activities. Current costs should be confirmed with pack leadership before posting publicly.

What uniform is needed?

Uniform expectations vary by rank and event. Start with the Pack 60 uniform basics resource and Scouting America's official Cub Scout uniform page, then ask Pack 60 volunteers before purchasing optional items.

Can siblings attend?

Many pack events are family-centered. Ask pack leadership for event-specific expectations, especially for outings or activities with space limits.

Are campouts family events?

Pack campouts are generally family-centered and planned with age-appropriate participation. Families receive event details through regular pack communications.

How do we join?

Start with the Join page and email membership@pack60.org. A volunteer can help you visit a Tuesday meeting at Suncrest United Methodist Church and complete registration through official Scouting channels.

Who do we contact?

Use info@pack60.org for general questions, membership@pack60.org for joining questions, and webmaster@pack60.org for website or public content concerns.