Campfires
Campfires
Team Work
Bicycling
Swimming
Boat Racing
Box Fort Building
Archery
Citizenship
Fishing
BB/Pellet Gun Shooting and Safe Handling
Rank Advancement
Hiking
Ecology
Rocket Launching
Camping
Pinewood Derby Racing
Throughout the year, our Scouts enjoy outdoor adventures, STEM activities, service projects, family events, and opportunities to grow into confident leaders.
No two months are the same. One month your Scout may be launching rockets. The next, they're catching fish, racing boats, hiking a trail, serving the community, or roasting marshmallows around a campfire. Every adventure helps build confidence, character, and lifelong friendships. We also try to rotate the activities we do from year to year so that each year brings something new.
Adventures All Year Long
From camping and hiking to fishing, archery, rockets, and Pinewood Derby, there's always a new adventure waiting.
Family Focused
Cub Scouting is designed for the whole family. Parents, siblings, and guardians are encouraged to be part of the adventure.
Building Tomorrow's Leaders
Scouts develop confidence, responsibility, teamwork, and leadership while having fun.
Friendships That Last
Our Scouts build friendships that often continue long after Cub Scouts.
Serving Our Community
We believe in giving back through service projects, flag ceremonies, parades, and community events.
Affordable Adventures
Fundraising opportunities help families reduce costs so every child has the chance to participate.
"Our goal isn't just to earn badges. It's to help every child discover confidence, develop character, and create memories that last a lifetime."
— Pack 3328 Leadership
The best way to learn about Pack 3328 is to experience it in person.
Bring the whole family, meet our leaders, and see what Cub Scouts is all about.
Every Wednesday
6:30 PM
United Methodist Church
2448 Edgemont Dr.
Arkansas City, KS
Whether you're new to Scouting or returning after a few years, we're here to help! If you don't find the answer below, we'd love to hear from you.
Pack 3328 welcomes boys and girls in Kindergarten through 5th Grade. Scouts are placed in dens based on their grade level, where they learn, explore, and grow alongside other children their age.
Absolutely!
We encourage every family to visit a meeting before registering. It's a great opportunity to meet our leaders, ask questions, and experience what Cub Scouting is all about.
📍 United Methodist Church
2448 Edgemont Dr.
Arkansas City, KS
📅 Wednesdays
🕡 6:30 PM
Special events, campouts, and outings are held throughout the year.
Yes! Cub Scouting is a family program, and parents or guardians are encouraged to participate alongside their Scout. Many of our best memories are made together as families.
K-2nd Parents/Guardians are required to stay with their children for all meetings and activities.
3rd-5th Parents/Guardian are encouraged to join in with meetings and activities but are not required to stay.
There are registration fees of $85 through Scouting America, along with annual council dues of $60 for the first Scout and $30 for each additional Scout in the same household.
We work hard to keep Scouting affordable by offering fundraising opportunities that can help offset many of these costs.
Many of our Scouts pay for their entire Scout Program through fundraising activities.
If cost is ever a concern, please talk with us—we believe every child should have the opportunity to participate.
Don't worry about buying anything before your first meeting.
We'll help you determine exactly what uniform items your Scout needs and where to find them.
Every month is different!
Your Scout may experience:
Camping
Hiking
Fishing
Archery
Rocket Launches
Pinewood Derby
Raingutter Regatta
STEM Activities
Community Service
Parades
Campfires
Outdoor Adventures
No two months are the same!
That's exactly why Cub Scouts exists!
Many of our Scouts catch their first fish, shoot their first arrow, build their first Pinewood Derby car, and spend their first night camping with us.
No experience is required.
Yes!
Pack 3328 proudly welcomes both boys and girls in Kindergarten through 5th Grade.
Parents are encouraged to help, but there's no requirement to become a leader.
Whether you can volunteer every week or only occasionally, there's a place for everyone to contribute.
We understand that families have busy schedules.
If your Scout misses a meeting, we'll help them catch up at the next one.
Simply click the "Join Pack 3328" button on this page.
Once you're registered, one of our leaders will contact you with information about your first meeting and answer any additional questions you may have.