The scouts have a history of good luck fishing on this trip, so be sure to bring your fishing pole! Children do not require fishing licenses; adults without licenses may only assist with casting.
Please contact Cubmaster Beam or RSVP below by 10/11/23 if you plan on attending.
Camping challenges scouts to “Be Prepared”. Here’s a quick list of essentials:
Cost Per Person: $8.00
Payment Methods: PayPal (balance or credit card), cash, checks made payable to Pack 110
Arrival: 4/29~ after 3 pm
(If severe weather is threatening, a go/no-go email will be sent to the Pack on 4/28 by 10am)
Friday Night: Set up camp, short campfire
Saturday: Set up camp, explore the site, go for a hike and play games, have dinner, and enjoy a campfire
Sunday: Breakfast and camp breakdown
Departure: 4/30 ~ between 9am – 10am
Cost : $5 per person per night
Payment Methods: PayPal, cash, checks made payable to Pack 110
Camping challenges scouts to “Be Prepared”. Here’s a quick list of essentials:
Don’t Have a Tent? – The pack can lend you a tent and, if needed, help you set it up. Only 1 pack tent is available – arrangements must be made in advance with Clif Beam
KOA also has a number of small cabins available for rent for an additional fee (arrangements can be made directly with KOA http://koa.com/campgrounds/philadelphia).
Please email Mark Ross with any questions.
This is an event that is sponsored by the Chester County Council and will include units from all over Chester County
With limited event attendance, we ask that you please only bring the minimum amount of adults needed for your group.
Council will provide lunch and dinner on Saturday and breakfast on Sunday morning if you stay over. This is still a bring your own tent/gear event.
Council is planning to have the shooting sports ranges opened and lots of other stations/activities. New this year we are hoping to have a black light pinewood derby (for fun, not competition) so bring your own wooden car! You can buy the precut bodies at the craft store, or buy a kit from the council store and cut it yourself before you come to camp! During the day, one station will be for decorating them and in the evening we will run the cars! Don’t fear if you’ve never made a pinewood derby car, this is your chance to get a try before you make the real one for your pack and district races later in the year!
When registering, be sure to specify “Trapper” as your desired campsite.
Our cub scouts are currently building rockets that we expect will be launched several hundred feet into the air. All of the rockets have streamers to ensure their safe return. Please join us and your children can help us retrieve the rockets once they return to earth. Bring your assembled rocket kit and the pack will provide the rocket motor and all launch equipment.
This is a great opportunity to come see what it’s all about. Bring your own rocket to launch or just come out to watch the show. Let Lauren Buckalew (Committee Chair) or Clif Beam (Cubmaster) know you are coming. ANY INTERESTED BOYS OR GIRLS AGES K-4 ARE INVITED!
This is a great opportunity for any family interested in learning more about Cub Scouts to come out and see what Pack 110 is all about. Please feel free to bring them along and send them our Rocket Launch Flyer for more information. Any scout that brings a friend will get a special prize!
Arrival: 5/13~ after 3 pm or 5/14
(If severe weather is threatening, a go/no-go email will be sent to the Pack on 5/13 by 10am)
Friday Night: Set up camp, short campfire
Saturday: Set up camp, explore the site, go for a hike and play games, have dinner, and enjoy a campfire
Sunday: Breakfast and camp breakdown
Departure: 5/16 ~ between 9am – 10am
Cost : $15 per person / night for 1 night, $25 per person / night for 2 nights
Payment Methods: PayPal, cash, checks made payable to Pack 110
Camping challenges scouts to “Be Prepared”. Here’s a quick list of essentials:
Don’t Have a Tent? – The pack can lend you a tent and, if needed, help you set it up. Only 1 pack tent is available – arrangements must be made in advance with Clif Beam
KOA also has a number of small cabins available for rent for an additional fee (arrangements can be made directly with KOA http://koa.com/campgrounds/philadelphia).
Please email Mark Ross with any questions.
This is an event that is sponsored by the Chester County Council and will include units from all over Chester County
With limited event attendance, we ask that you please only bring the minimum amount of adults needed for your group.
Saturday – Events include BMX, Water Bottle Rockets, Cooking Demonstration and Archery. While that is happing, all other scouts arrive at Camp Ware and setup their campsite. The afternoon is open to all scouts to enjoy activities such as a Nature Hike, Science Experiments, Escape Room, BMX, Archery, Slingshot, BBs, Spooky Sluice and a Whittling Activity.
Saturday Evening… Dinner is provided to all participants after a traditional flag lowering ceremony. After dinner there will be a campfire, also a movie being shown outdoors. Every scout can enjoy a night out camping under the stars Saturday Night!
When registering, be sure to specify “Trapper” as your desired campsite.
Arrival: 5/15 ~ after 3 pm
(If severe weather is threatening, a go/no-go email will be sent to the Pack on 5/15 by 10am)
Saturday: Set up camp, explore the site, go for a hike and play games, have dinner, and enjoy a campfire
Sunday: Breakfast and camp breakdown
Departure: 5/16 ~ between 9am – 10am
Cost Per Family: $10.00
Payment Methods: PayPal, cash, checks made payable to Pack 110
Camping challenges scouts to “Be Prepared”. Here’s a quick list of essentials:
Don’t Have a Tent? – The pack can lend you a tent and, if needed, help you set it up. Only 1 pack tent is available – arrangements must be made in advance with Clif Beam
KOA also has a number of small cabins available for rent for an additional fee (arrangements can be made directly with KOA http://koa.com/campgrounds/philadelphia).
Due to the ongoing COVID pandemic, the pack will not be providing food in order to limit sharing. Please bring dinner for you and your scout to enjoy on Saturday evening. WaWa hoagies or other similar food that travels well is perfect. We will set up a fire if families would like to cook individually wrapped foil packs over the campfire – this worked great at our French Creek camping trip in October! See this YouTube video for some ideas.
For breakfast on Sunday, something quick and easy is best (fruit, muffins, or dry cereal / granola).
Please email Brian Denney with any questions. Also please review the Pack 110 COVID-19 Risk Reduction Plan on the pack’s website.
Our cub scouts are currently building rockets that we expect will be launched several hundred feet into the air. All of the rockets have streamers to ensure their safe return. Please join us and your children can help us retrieve the rockets once they return to earth. Bring your assembled rocket kit and the pack will provide the rocket motor and all launch equipment.
This is a great opportunity to come see what it’s all about. Bring your own rocket to launch or just come out to watch the show. Let Lauren Buckalew (Committee Chair) or Clif Beam (Cubmaster) know you are coming. ANY INTERESTED BOYS OR GIRLS AGES K-4 ARE INVITED!
This is a great opportunity for any family interested in learning more about Cub Scouts to come out and see what Pack 110 is all about. Please feel free to bring them along and send them our Rocket Launch Flyer for more information. Any scout that brings a friend will get a special prize!
This is an event that is sponsored by the Chester County Council and will include units from all over Chester County
With limited event attendance, we ask that you please only bring the minimum amount of adults needed for your group.
Friday Night… is for the Webelos and AoL Scouts only. The Webelos and AOLs will have a chance to participate in numerous Glow Activities, they include Glow Sluice, Glow Mini-golf, Glow Fishing, Glow Slingshot.
Saturday Morning… continues the special activities for Webelos and AOLs. Events include BMX, Water Bottle Rockets, Cooking Demonstration and Archery. While that is happing, all other scouts arrive at Camp Ware and setup their campsite. The afternoon is open to all scouts to enjoy activities such as a Nature Hike, Science Experiments, Escape Room, BMX, Archery, Slingshot, BBs, Spooky Sluice and a Whittling Activity.
Saturday Evening… Dinner is provided to all participants after a traditional flag lowering ceremony. After dinner there will be a campfire, also a movie being shown outdoors. Every scout can enjoy a night out camping under the stars Saturday Night!
Pack 110 is very excited for our first camping overnight of the scouting year at French Creek State Park! Once an industrial complex for the fledgling United States of America, today French Creek State Park is an oasis for people and wildlife. Straddling the Schuylkill Highlands, the 7,730-acre park is the largest block of contiguous forest between Washington D.C. and New York City. French Creek has more than 30 miles of trails for hiking and biking and 2 lakes for fishing and boating. It is beautiful!
We are limiting the number of spots for this trip to 15 families (~30 people total). Please only sign up registered scouts of Pack 110 and one parent/guardian per family unit. Register early so we have an accurate count of who will be there. Hope you can join us!
Arrival: 10/24 ~ between 3pm – 4pm
(If severe weather is threatening, a go/no-go email will be sent to the Pack by 10:00 am on 10/24)
Saturday: Set up camp, explore the site, go for a hike, have dinner, and enjoy a campfire
Sunday: Breakfast and camp breakdown
Departure: 10/25 ~ between 9am – 10am
Camping challenges scouts to “Be Prepared”. Here’s a quick list of essentials:
Don’t Have a Tent? – The Pack can lend you a tent and, if needed, help you set it up (Only 1 Pack tent is available – arrangements must be made in advance with Clif Beam
Please bring dinner for you and your scout to enjoy on Saturday evening. (WaWa hoagies or other similar food that travels well is perfect!) For breakfast on Sunday, something quick and easy is best (fruit – bananas, apples, oranges; muffins; or dry cereal/granola). As outlined in the Pack 110 COVID-19 Risk Reduction Plan, the pack will not be providing communal food at any pack event in order to limit sharing.
Cost Per Family: $5.00
Payment Methods: PayPal (balance or credit card), cash, checks made payable to Pack 110
Please email Brian Denney with any questions. Also please review the Pack 110 COVID-19 Risk Reduction Plan on the pack’s website. COVID-19 Policies