Start Your Adventure!

In Scouting, boys and girls start with their best right now selves and grow into their very best future selves. It’s fun, hands-on learning and achievement that puts kids in the middle of the action and prepares them for today – and for life.

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3 Steps to Join Scouting

Meet the Pack!

We meet every Monday during the school year at 6:30 PM at the Whitehouse United Methodist Church!

Complete Registration

Our online registration is simple and convenient. After that, complete a paper application and that's it!

Start Scouting!

Meet with your Den and get started! Scouts may join the Pack at any time throughout the year. Contact Us for more information!

We Have So Much Fun!

Den Meetings

Dens meet weekly throughout the school year to work on awesome Adventures!

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We Camp A LOT!

We go camping 2 or 3 times in the Fall and Spring. Our annual Spring Break campout is always a unique adventure!

Unique Experiences

Scouts love the Pinewood Derbies, Local Parades, and Overnight trips as part of our yearly Adventure Program

We Have The Best Fundraiser!

We provide a yearly flag delivery service to customers through Whitehouse and Troup ISD. This helps keep Parent costs to a minimum.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When compared to the cost of sports and many other activities, there is no doubt that Scouting delivers great value to its members! The registration fee for youth to join Scouting is $125 for new members. There may be additional program or activity fees here or there throughout the year. Of course, these costs may be offset by Pack fundraising and other available scholarship funds.

Meeting times and locations vary. Typically, though, we meet weekly or bi-weekly during the school year and less frequently during the summer. Our “home base” is the Whitehouse United Methodist Church and we meet at 6:30 every Monday. On occasion, each individual Den will work to set a meeting location and schedule that is convenient for its members.

Absolutely! Scouting seeks to provide the positive outcomes of character development and leadership skills for all eligible youth. Since its founding in 1910, the BSA has guided young men and women of all abilities down their path to success. Based on the individual needs and circumstances involved, unit leadership will work with a child’s parents to ensure a challenging and rewarding Scouting experience.

Although there are many resources available to find more information about Scouting, the best is a direct connection with Pack Leadership! From meeting times to planned activities, they’ll provide answers to all of your Scouting questions. Contact us here!