PCOL Spring Cleanup 

April 18 at 9am-Noon. RSVP Here
It's important to come out to show support for PCOL and stay as long as you are able. Wear your pack 206 t-shirts

Watershed Stream Cleanups

April 25 at 9am

Colonial Park Location Register Here
Lawrenceville Nature Center Register Here

Earn the Clean Waterways Patch!

If you participate in a stream cleanup this spring, with any organization, you can email Fabienne or Tom and let us know the date, location, and hours of your service so we can get you your Scouting for Clean Waterways patch!

Don't forget to sport your Pack 206 shirt or Class A to represent our pack proudly in public!

Watershed requires you register on their site (free) in order to attend the cleanups. More dates/locations can be found on their website: https://thewatershed.org/stream-cleanups/

Helpers needed for set up at 5:30pm. 

Raingutter Regatta is scheduled for April 21 at 6pm
in Village Park at the Bergen Street Pavillion

Please RSVP here to be counted for your boat kit!

Scouts, family, and friends! Cub Scout Pack 206 has a team page for the Lawrence Hopewell Trail Fun Run & 5K on May 2 at Rosedale Park!

The 5k is $40 and Fun Run (1 mile) is $25. It's a fundraiser for the Lawrence Hopewell Trail and Cub Scout Pack 206 will have a table there for information to tell families about scouting! You can join Brielle and Fabienne at the recruiting table or if you want to register for the run you can join the team. If you already signed up and want to be added to the pack team, email Claire from LHT at claire@lhtrail.org to get switched over. This event is optional but we thought you'd like to know about it!

More information here: https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Pennington/LHT5K

Parents, are you wishing you could take your child fishing and camping but don't know where to start?

Don't have any gear? Never camped before? All of the above? This event is for you! 

Council has put together an awesome family weekend of Fishing, at Ockanickon Scout Reservation, set on the shores of beautiful Great Buck Lake. Cubs and their parents will learn the basics of fishing, including essential knots, safe casting, and identifying local fish species. Participants will even get the chance to make their own fishing rods as part of the hands-on adventure, and all meals are included throughout the weekend. Join us May 8–10, 2026, for an unforgettable weekend of outdoor skills, bonding, and discovery.

Siblings welcome!

Full details here: https://www.wccscouting.org/FishCamp

The leader guide on the page above answers a lot of questions including what type of accommodations there are if you would like to make a request: Adirondacks (built shelter), Greenies (standard scouting tents set up by council), or Pitch your own tent. Again, this is a family-friendly event directed at families with no camping experience. Email questions to Jessica Starbuck at jessstarbuck@gmail.com. Dietary needs should be communicated to Jessica no later than May 1.

If you decide to sign up, please email fabiennecalkins@gmail.com so she can help coordinate with council to ensure we are camping near each other. 

Pack 206 is entirely volunteer lead by parents just like you who love the program, love the pack, and most of all, love their scout. We all have unique strengths we bring to the mix but the most important thing is that we just "Do Your Best" to make the pack a little better in small ways or in big roles. We have many exciting opportunities to help shape the future of our pack and the memories your kids will make! 

Don't miss the early registration discounts! Sign up before April 30.
Cub Scout Day Camp is a fun-filled week of adventure for Cub Scouts. Make new friends while participating in archery, fishing, STEM, sports, Scout skills, crafts, nature, and more! 

Deer Path Park (Flemington) 
July 13-17, 2026  9am-4pm (Tentative)