Cub Scout Pack 4018
Hands-on adventure for kids and their grown-ups, right here in Greenfield. Cub Scouting is a family program — parents are part of every den, every campout, and every cheer at the finish line of the pinewood derby.
Big adventures, kid-sized.
Cub Scouts learn by doing. Whether they're shooting BBs at council day camp, building a model rocket, helping at a community service project, or sleeping in a tent for the very first time, every meeting and outing is built around one idea: "Do Your Best."
Pack 4018 is open to all kids in kindergarten through 5th grade. Boys and girls are welcome in their own dens. Cub Scouting is family-friendly by design — younger siblings come along to most events, and at least one parent or guardian joins every campout.
Find your child's den.
Cub Scouts is organized by grade. Each rank has its own handbook and adventure trail.
Lions Kindergarten
The youngest Cubs. Lions meet alongside a parent and explore the basics: animals, the outdoors, and making new friends.
Tigers 1st grade
Adventures get a little bigger — short hikes, simple games, and a first taste of camping with family.
Wolves 2nd grade
Outdoor skills start to click — knife safety, fire-watching, and "paws" on the trail.
Bears 3rd grade
Bears tackle bigger projects — woodworking, archery at council camps, and longer hikes.
Webelos 4th grade
Webelos start to lead. Skills get more advanced and the trail toward the Arrow of Light begins.
Arrow of Light 5th grade
Cub Scouting's highest rank — and the bridge into Scouts BSA Troop 4018 next door.
What you can expect.
Weekly Den Meetings
Thursdays at 7 p.m. during the school year — short, hands-on, and tied to each rank's adventure trail.
Monthly Pack Events
Whole-pack activities like the pinewood derby, blue & gold banquet, and family campouts.
Council Day Camp
A full week of summer fun at Twin Rivers Council — BB guns, archery, swimming, and crafts.
Service & Citizenship
Marching in the Saratoga & Greenfield parades and volunteering at hometown projects.
Outdoor Skills
Hikes, nature walks, and first nights under canvas — the building blocks for Scouts BSA later on.
Family Time
Cub Scouting is something you do with your kid, not something you drop them off at.
Join Cub Scout Pack 4018.
Use Scouting America's official BeAScout portal to request information and start the registration process. A volunteer leader will reach out to welcome you.