CUB SCOUT PACK 707
Brea Cub Scout Pack 707 has been a cornerstone of the Brea and Fullerton communities for over 40 years, offering boys and girls the opportunity to explore, learn, and grow in a supportive and adventurous environment. Based out of the Brea Scout Hut, our pack is a hub for activities that inspire creativity, foster friendships, and build confidence in our young scouts.
At Pack 707, our scouts engage in a diverse range of activities designed to broaden their horizons and build essential life skills. We participate in a variety of events that include outdoor adventures like hiking, camping, and nature explorations, where scouts learn the basics of outdoor survival, teamwork, and environmental stewardship. Additionally, our scouts take part in exciting events such as the Pinewood Derby, where they design, build, and race their own model cars, and the Blue and Gold Banquet, a celebratory event marking the anniversary of the Cub Scouting program.
Community service is another vital component of our program. Our scouts regularly contribute to local 
service projects, from organizing food drives to participating in clean-up days, teaching them the importance of giving back to their community. Educational activities are also a significant part of our program, with events that introduce scouts to new skills and hobbies, such as science experiments, arts and crafts, and even learning basic first aid.
While fundraising events like selling Trail’s End Popcorn and Christmas trees help us sustain these programs, our primary goal is to provide a well-rounded experience that prepares our scouts for the future. Through Cub Scouting, they develop skills in leadership, responsibility, and citizenship, all while having fun and building lifelong friendships.
About the Cub Scout Program
Learn about what each age group learns and experiences in Cub Scouting
Lion (Kindergarten)
The Lion program is designed for kindergarten-age boys and girls, offering a fun introduction to the world of Scouting. Through engaging activities and simple adventures, Lions learn the basics of being a scout, including teamwork, good manners, and outdoor skills. The program emphasizes family involvement, with parents playing an active role in all activities. Lions participate in activities such as nature hikes, simple craft projects, and group games that help develop motor skills and social interaction.
Tiger (1st Grade)
Tigers are first graders who take their first steps into the broader world of Cub Scouting. The Tiger program is all about exploration and discovery. Tigers work with their adult partners to complete activities that teach them about their community, the importance of helping others, and basic outdoor skills. The program includes activities like visiting local landmarks, performing simple service projects, and learning to build things with their hands. Tigers also begin learning the basics of Cub Scouting traditions and values.
Wolf (2nd Grade)
The Wolf rank is for second graders who are ready to dive deeper into the Scouting experience. Wolves participate in more advanced adventures that help them develop confidence, responsibility, and practical skills. They engage in activities such as learning about their duty to country, exploring nature, and beginning to understand the importance of fitness and healthy living. Wolves work on projects that involve more detailed planning and execution, which helps them build independence and problem-solving abilities.
Bear (3rd Grade)
Bear scouts are in third grade and ready to take on even more challenging adventures. The Bear program focuses on building self-reliance and encouraging scouts to take on leadership roles within their den. Bears explore topics like outdoor cooking, first aid, and building stronger connections with their family and community. They also engage in more complex projects that require teamwork and perseverance. Through these activities, Bear scouts learn the value of responsibility and the satisfaction of achieving their goals.
Webelos (4th Grade)
Webelos scouts are fourth graders who are preparing for the transition to Boy Scouting. The Webelos program is designed to provide more in-depth exploration of various skills, with a focus on leadership and personal growth. Webelos engage in activities that include advanced outdoor skills, such as navigation and fire building, as well as learning about different career paths and developing hobbies. This program also introduces scouts to the concept of service to others, helping them develop a strong sense of community responsibility.
Arrow of Light (5th Grade)
The Arrow of Light is the highest rank in Cub Scouting and is for fifth graders who are preparing to move on to a Scouts BSA troop. This program focuses on refining the skills learned in earlier ranks and preparing scouts for the challenges and adventures of Boy Scouting. Arrow of Light scouts work on advanced projects that require leadership, critical thinking, and a commitment to service. They also have the opportunity to participate in activities that introduce them to the Boy Scouting program, ensuring a smooth transition as they continue their Scouting journey.
LOCAL SCOUT SHOP
Our local Scout Shop is supplied with many offerings to make your Scout experience even better. Visit us today!
Address
Orange County Scout Shop
1211 E Dyer Rd
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Phone
714-979-4554
Hours
7 Days a Week
10:00am – 6:00pm
LEARN MORE ABOUT SCOUTING AMERICA®
Effective February 8, 2025, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) will officially rebrand as “Scouting America.” This change marks a significant step in the organization’s evolution, reflecting its ongoing commitment to inclusivity and modernization. Scouting America is dedicated to unifying all of its programs under a single, cohesive identity that represents its diverse membership, which now includes both boys and girls across all levels of Scouting.
The rebranding to Scouting America is more than just a name change; it embodies the organization’s effort to stay relevant in today’s world while continuing to uphold the values that have shaped generations of young people. This initiative aims to make Scouting more accessible and appealing to families from all backgrounds, ensuring that every young person has the opportunity to benefit from the leadership training, outdoor adventures, and community service that Scouting is known for.
As Scouting America, the organization remains committed to its mission of preparing youth to become responsible, ethical, and engaged citizens. This new chapter is an exciting continuation of the legacy that began over a century ago, with a focus on building a brighter future for all.
LEARN MORE ABOUT BSA ORANGE COUNTY COUNCIL
Orange County Council, BSA plays a pivotal role in shaping the leaders of tomorrow right here in Orange County. By choosing to support our mission, you are investing in three fundamental pillars that create a foundation for our youth’s future:
- Leadership Training: Our programs provides youth with the skills needed to lead with confidence and integrity in every aspect of their lives.
- Character Development: Through diverse experiences and challenges, youths build resilience, respect, and a strong moral compass.
- Accessibility for All: We are committed to ensuring that every young person in Orange County has the opportunity to join Scouting, regardless of their background or financial situation.
Our impact extends beyond the traditional learning environment, taking young individuals like local Patrol Leader Dave into the great outdoors—a unique classroom where life’s most valuable lessons unfold. Dave shares, “Scouting is more than just camping; it’s about discovering your strengths, facing challenges head-on, and learning the true essence of leadership and reverence.”
Find out more at OCBSA.org
LEARN MORE BREA ROTARY INTERNATIONAL
Pack 707 is chartered by the amazing folks at Brea Rotary International.
Rotary is the world’s premier service organization. Brea Rotary Club emphasizes friendship, integrity and service to others. There are over 1.2 million members in 34,000 clubs worldwide… all dedicated to “Service Above Self.” When you join Rotary, you have access to any Rotary club in the world. Find out about Rotary by being a guest at one of our meetings.
Learn more at BreaRotary.org
