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      240 Wolfpit Road
      Wilton, CT 06897

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      • Deer Lake Summer Resident Camp
        Killingworth, CT (~1 hours drive from Wilton)
        Sat, Jul 27 -> Tues, Jul 30 (3 nights stay)

        Pack 22 encourage all to attend the Cub Scout Summer Resident Camp at Deer Lake in Killingworth, CT.  There are several sessions available at the camp (from late July through mid August) but we have a critical mass of pack families interested in the July 27 - 30 session and so that is the one that we are going to officially support as a pack.

        Those of you who attended the April pack meeting will have seen a presentation about Deer Lake.  For those who missed it I can say that it is a beautiful, farm-like facility about an hour's drive from Wilton specifically designed with the young camper in mind.  You will camp in comfortable open-sided lean-tos in private camping areas and enjoy shower blocks and a central dining hall.  So it's certainly not bare-bones camping by any means!  Quite comfortable actually, the perfect place for an introduction to the great outdoors for cub scouts.

        Deer Lake isn't just about camping though, it's about doing things.  It's an especially great camp for rising Webelos (current Bears) and Webelos 1s since it offers the chance to complete several of the core Webelos requirements including Engineer and Outdoorsman.  Attending the camp will give your Webelos scout a real head start on their way to earning the Arrow of Light.  The camp isn't just for Webelos though, any cub scout can attend and enjoy the activities.  Last year we had Tigers and Wolves in attendance and they had a great time.

        Activities include:
        • Archery, BB Gun shooting
        • Sports
        • Swimming, boating, fishing, hiking (day/night)
        • Arts & crafts
        • Earning activity badges & belt loops
        • Campfires, skits, songs, fun & games
        Every year there is an overarching theme for the camp and this time it's all about pirates.  So expect lots of costumes and swashbuckling!

        Cost:  $315 for one cub scout and one adult partner.  Other family members can attend too.  See the attached brochure for further details on the cost.

        Be sure to check out the attached brochures and also this video that presents the camp:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4a-YoLN7Sw

        If you are interested in attending, or just learning more, then contact Alan Davies via e-mail at deerlake@wiltonpack22.com.

        Note:  to see the attachments you have to be reading this post in the main "Pack News" area of our website.  If you are on the homepage then click on the title of the post to go to the news area.

        Posted May 7, 2013, 7:59 AM by Admin User
      • Annual Fishing Derby - Apr 28 at the Wilton YMCA

        Bring the whole family for a great day of fishing at the Kiwanis pond at the Wilton YMCA.  The pond has been freshly stocked for the event so you are sure to catch something!

        Bring your rod and tackle if you have it or, if not, then you will be ably to rent equipment on the day.  Bait will also be provided. 

        No fishing licence required.


        Sunday, April 28th 8:00 am - 6:00 pm (come and go as you like)

        Kiwanis Pond at the Wilton YMCA, 404 Danbury Road

        $10 per person.  Ages 5 & under free


        This Wilton tradition is made possible by Wilton Cub Scout Pack 22 with the help of the Wilton Fishing Club and the Wilton Family Y.


        Posted Apr 28, 2013, 6:22 AM by Admin User
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      Welcome to the official site of Cub Scout Pack 22 in Wilton, CT.  The Pack consists of about 50 boys in grades 1 through 5, and meets once a month at Hope Church (240 Wolfpit Road).

      During the month, smaller "dens" comprised of ~6-8 boys meet separately.  These Dens are organized according to age: Tiger Cubs (1st graders), Wolves (2nd graders), Bears (3rd graders), and Webelos I and II (4th and 5th graders, respectively).  Den meetings focus on doing age specific activities and earning advancement and awards through field trips, hands-on projects, etc.  We really have a great time, and we hope you'll join us.

      The Pack conducts a wide variety of exciting activities year round, including the traditional Pinewood Derby and Blue & Gold Banquet, as well as hikes, camping, picnics, and other fun and community service projects.

      Feel free to contact us if you would like more information about joining the Cub Scouts.

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