Pack Calendar
Bike Rodeo
The bike rodeo is a fun annual fall event. Scouts participate in skill stations and fun activities like ramps, obstacle course, “bike wash” and free ride area.
LMPD Bike Patrol is there to teach the kids about bike safety.
Scouts are invited bring a friend to join in the fun.
Fall Fest at Musser / Campout at Fort Washington
Musser Scout Fall Fest is a great event with a variety of activities, ranging from pumpkin painting to BB-gun and archery ranges. The event takes place throughout the day. Register HERE. Please note that when registering, you’ll need to select a time slot for the space-limited archery and BB-gun ranges.
Scouts planning to join us for the Fall Campout should complete this form. Anybody attending who needs to coordinate on the day of should call Suchin Wadhwani at 512-534-6156.
Please email Suchin separately if you’re able to help pick up items for dinner, s’mores, or breakfast. If you’re able to help, he will coordinate with you on the number of Scouts we’re expecting so we can purchase the appropriate amount of food.
We’re looking forward to a fun day at Fall Fest and a great evening camping together!
Scouting for Food
Scouting for Food is one of nation’s largest food drives that Cub Scouts, Scouts, and Venturers participate in to support their local food pantries and hunger-relief agencies.
The Scouts of the Cradle of Liberty Council have continuously exceeded expectations and helped fulfill the need.
Door Hanger Drop Off: Saturday, November 14, 2026
Food Pick-Up: Saturday, November 21, 2026
If Scouts left a hanger on your door, please consider donating non-perishable food items in recycled bags or boxes and leave it in a visible location outside your home by 8:30 AM on the day indicated on the door hanger for Scouts to collect.
If you did not receive a door hanger or Scouts were unable to pick-up your donation, please consider taking the items to your local food pantry.
Suggested donations include:
Peanut butter & jelly
Cooking oil
Canned tuna or meat
Canned fruits & vegetables
Canned stews & soups
Oatmeal breakfast cereal
Whole grain pasta
100% juice
Rice
Boxed non-refrigerated milk
PLEASE DO NOT DONATE PERISHABLE OR FROZEN FOODS, OR ITEMS IN GLASS JARS.
University of Scouting
University of Scouting is supplemental training opportunities for all adult Scouters and Scouts age 11-up. It is the only time during the year where you can find, all in one place, the widest variety of training opportunities in all program areas: Cub Scouting, Scouts BSA, and Venturing, as well as sessions for district and council volunteers. Whether you are new to the program or a veteran of years, University of Scouting provide interesting courses in all areas of Scouting.
Pilgrimage and Encampment
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Fort Washington State Park at Militia Hill
This annual event that honors the sacrifice of George Washington and the Continental Army, is the longest-running, continuous Scouting event in the world!
Before wintering at Valley Forge the Continental Army attacked the British troops in what is now the Germantown and Mount Airy sections of Philadelphia. This action, “The Battle of Germantown played an important role in the outcome of the Revolutionary War. Although the British won the battle, the Continental Army had finally gone on the offensive and attacked the British. This gave the soldiers and the patriots a renewed confidence that they could win the war.”
After the battle the Continental Troops retreated into the countryside including setting up defenses and an encampment in the Militia Hill (Whitemarsh and surrounding Philadelphia suburbs) area. Cannons were set up on high ground in the area including Militia Hill where the Encampment will be held. Under the protection of cannon troops could have camped on the same land where the Pilgrimage will be held at Fort Washington State Park.
This new location is historically significant as the troops marched along routes from there to the third winter encampment at Valley Forge where Continental Militias trained to become the army that won the American Revolution. We are excited to bring the P&E to Fort Washington State Park and honor General Washington and his troops.
Encampment Weekend includes the Pilgrimage
Troops, Crews, Units/Posts, and Ships are invited to join us for a winter camping weekend to experience the hardships faced by the Continental Army in the winter of 1777-1778.
The Encampment is limited to 250 attendees giving you the opportunity to camp where a canon battery is believed to have been set up. This cold weather camping allows you to relive a small portion of what the revolutionary soldiers and their followers lived through.
COMING SOON - Register for the Encampment Weekend(includes the Pilgrimage)
Pilgrimage(Day Event)
March 13th, 2027
Fort Washington State Park at Militia Hill
Arrive after 8:00 a.m. on Saturday. The program will run from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., including a break for you to eat the lunch you need to bring with you.
All Scouts(Scouts BSA, Cub Scouts, Webelos, Ventures, and Sea Scouts) are invited to join us to participate in hands-on activities during the day that help connect Scouts with life in the 1700’s and what it was like to be a Continental soldier during the fight for independence. Unlike in years past, program areas will run 90 minutes giving Scouts the opportunity to have a direct interactive experience.
Expected program areas to include (actual program areas may be different):
●Revolutionary War First aid and surgery
● Cooking
● Camp set-up and operations
● Skirmishing and black powder demonstration
● Marching and military bearing
● Tracking
● Revolutionary War History
● Camp Followers
● Native Americans in the revolution
● Cavalry operations
● Museum of the American Revolution activity
● Revolutionary War Escape Room
● Music of the Revolutionary War
● Revolutionary War Game Show
