Cub Scout Pack 28 Morris, CT

10/13/2026

I know, I know, I know. No one likes hearing about Christmas before Halloween, but unfortunately we need to meet our supplier’s deadlines, so, the Scouts of Pack and Troop 28 are once again selling Christmas wreaths to help fundraise for our program. Your purchase helps reduce the cost of Scouting for youth in our programs. You can purchase wreaths online using this link - https://square.link/u/tTx2KXtY

Thank you in advance for supporting Scouting locally.

10/07/2026

We’ve just started our Scouting year and would love to have some friends come start their own Scouting journey with us. Feel free to show up on any given Monday* or join us for our upcoming Monster Mash.

*we follow the RSD20 calendar and don’t meet on school closure days.

05/25/2026

So nice to see all the Scouts at today’s Memorial Day ceremony in Morris.

04/08/2026

Our district is doing a clean waterways service project event for the month of April. The Cub Scouts collected 52 pounds of garbage at the Morris Town Beach this past Monday. Great job Scouts!!!

12/16/2025

At tonight’s Pack meeting, the Cub Scouts completed their annual holiday craft - this year a reindeer thanks to Mr. Meyer. They also competed in a candy cane challenge and a snowball relay. They also went home with special present (their pinewood derby car), which they will start working on when we begin meeting again in January.

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12/15/2025

Say hello to Melloman; the keeper of the marshmallows.

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12/15/2025

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12/14/2025

What a wonderful weekend for the Scouts of Pack and Troop 28 to come together for our annual “Morris Camporee”.

It’s always a pleasure to watch the Troop lead morning training activities with the Pack. This year the boys taught tent pitching, the timber hitch, stretcher making, and geocaching where each Cub got a small, squawking chicken (bad Cubmaster).

Afternoon fun included a hike along the lake as well as some crafts and games in the warm cabin. We wrapped up the day with a campfire, hosted by one of our Troop Scouts who finished a requirement for Communication Merit Badge, S’mores, and Mr. Smith’s traditional bedtime story.

It was a true pleasure to see Scouts from our youngest to our oldest working with each other and having fun in the outdoors!