Check the plan.
Find your den’s events, confirm the location and start time, and save the dates to your calendar.
Find your Scout’s events →CUB SCOUT PACK 335 · K–5
A little sunshine.
A lot of adventure.
Growing curious, capable kids in Boca Raton since 1998.
A family Pack for girls and boys in kindergarten through fifth grade.
DO YOUR BEST. BRING YOUR CURIOSITY.
SCOUTING SPIRIT.
Learn by doing Make a good turn Adventure together Leave it better
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. YOUR PACK.
Big adventures.
Right here in Boca.
We usually meet three Thursdays each month, gathering at 6:15 PM and rotating between Del Prado Elementary and Whispering Pines Elementary. Families from other schools and homeschool programs are welcome, too. Check the calendar for each date.
Come find your people1998Our Boca Raton roots
K–5Girls & boys welcome
Year-roundLearning, friendship & fresh air
THE DAYS THEY’LL REMEMBER
A year of adventure. A lifetime of stories.
THE FUN HAS A PURPOSE.
Small groups.
Big life skills.
Scouting fills the life-skill gaps
between school and sports.Lead a team. Solve a problem. Lend a hand.
Grade levels follow the Scouting America Cub Scout program ↗. Find your Scout’s grade above. Your den leader shares the meeting details.
GET OUT THERE
Your next good story
starts here.
From regattas to campfire weekends,
there’s something to look forward to.
Connecting to the Scoutbook calendar… · Subscribe to Scoutbook ↗
LESS SEARCHING. MORE SCOUTING.
The family field guide.
Upcoming dates and clear guidance
for every Pack parent.
NEW FAMILY? START HERE.
A little Pack 335 know-how.
Joining, uniforms, meetings, and staying connected. Clear answers before your first adventure.
YOU’RE PART OF THE ADVENTURE, TOO.
A prepared parent.
A happy Scout.
You don’t need to know every knot. Just bring your encouragement, a little curiosity, and a willingness to join in.
Pack the basics.
Bring a filled water bottle and clothing suited to the activity. Your den leader will share any special supplies or uniform expectations.
Official uniform guide ↗Be part of the team.
Encourage effort, help at a station, and celebrate every Scout. Lions and Tigers participate with an adult partner.
Explore parent resources →READY TO SAY HELLO?
There’s a place for your family here.
WELCOME TO THE PACK
A good beginning,
one step at a time.
New family or returning Scout?
Here’s what to have ready.
SCOUTING AMERICA
Start your registration.
Our new-member guide lists annual national and council registration at $115. Complete the Pack’s official application to join.
Register with Scouting America ↗PACK 335
Complete the Pack step.
The guide lists a $125 annual Pack activity fee, supporting new-member shirts, awards, derby kits, and supplies. Some events have separate fees.
2026–27 Pack activity fee ↗Stay in the loop.
Accept your Scoutbook invitation, check Pack emails, and join the Pack Announcements, Akela parent, and den WhatsApp chats.
Scoutbook parent guide →Get the essentials ready.
Complete family health forms and the talent survey. Field uniforms are for formal occasions; Pack shirts are for activities.
Forms & parent guides →Help the adventure happen.
Popcorn sales support our program. Ask about uniform reuse, volunteer opportunities, and need-based assistance.
Get started with Trail’s End ↗Every adult helps create a safe Pack. Complete current Safeguarding Youth Training and follow Pack participation requirements. Scouting America now requires annual renewal.
Current training guidance ↗FRESH AIR. FEWER FORGOTTEN THINGS.
A little preparation.
A better campout.
Our family camping guides make the first trip feel a little more familiar. Check each event’s instructions before you pack.
Choose a tent that fits your family.
Allow room for people and gear. Compare usable floor space, headroom, ventilation, and rain coverage. Borrowing a tent is a useful way to learn what works for your family.
Read the Pack’s tent guide ↗Make a comfortable sleeping setup.
Match your sleeping bag and insulation to the forecast. A sleeping pad adds ground insulation; a cot or mattress changes the space and equipment you’ll need.
Read the sleeping gear guide ↗Make your first campout easier.
Practice setting up at home. Keep spare clothes dry and bring reusable eating gear. Ask your den leader about the campsite, meals, and any shared Pack equipment.
Read the family camping guide ↗THE FAMILY PACKING LIST
Ready, set, outdoors.
Progress stays on this device. Add any event-specific gear your leader requests.
NEW HERE?
A few good questions.
Scouting starts with showing up
and trying something new.
What’s the difference between a Pack and a den?
The Pack is our whole Cub Scout community. A den is a smaller group of Scouts in the same grade. Den meetings focus on age-appropriate adventures; Pack events bring everyone together.
Can we visit before we decide?
Start with an upcoming Pack meeting. Check the live Scoutbook calendar for the date, location, and time, and introduce yourself to a leader when you arrive so we can help you find your den.
Which den is right for my child?
Kindergarten: Lions. First grade: Tigers. Second: Wolves. Third: Bears. Fourth: Webelos. Fifth: Arrow of Light. Choose a den above to learn more and find matching events.
Where are costs, registration, and volunteer details?
Use the getting-started guide above for national registration and the current Pack activity fee. Ask leadership about individual event costs, volunteer roles, and need-based assistance for fundraising Scouts.
Registration & getting started →GOOD TURNS. CLOSE TO HOME.
A Pack with heart.
The lessons that matter
go well beyond the meeting.
CARING FOR OUR CORNER OF FLORIDA
Small hands.
A cleaner Boca.
Our Yamato Scrub Pine cleanup story records more than 75 pounds of litter collected in one year. Stewardship starts with the places we know and love.
See our community cleanup story ↗A LEGACY OF KINDNESS
Live Like Spencer.
We honor Spencer Siegel’s more than 13 years of service to Pack 335 by carrying forward his kindness, humor, and love for community. The bracelet fundraiser supports our Pack and the Rotary-managed Spencer Siegel Scholarship Fund.
OUR PATCH. OUR PLACE.
Rooted in Boca.
Guided by Scouting.
Scarlet rosemallow, a hummingbird, and a butterfly celebrate conservation. Palms and the shoreline connect us to South Florida. Rope honors Scout skills; the flag and stars speak to citizenship, curiosity, and finding our way.
DO YOUR BEST.
In our community.In the outdoors.
In everything we try.