Campouts
Tents, campfires, and time outdoors with friends. Campout photos show scouts learning camp skills and making memories under the stars.

From campfires to derby races to service days, take a look back at the moments that make Pack 28 special.
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Cub Scouting is about doing things together, and this gallery is where Pack 28 families keep those moments. Whether you are a current parent looking for a photo from last weekend or a Crestwood family wondering what Cub Scouts actually do, you will find a real picture of pack life here.
Use the buttons at the top of the page to browse by category. Each album opens into a grid you can click through, and every photo can be enlarged so you can step through the whole set.
Tents, campfires, and time outdoors with friends. Campout photos show scouts learning camp skills and making memories under the stars.
Scouts build, decorate, and race their own cars. Browse race day excitement and the creative designs that roll down the track.
Scouts meet in small groups called dens to work on projects, games, and rank adventures. These photos capture everyday scouting.
Scouts give back through projects like Scouting for Food and other community events. See how the pack helps its neighbors.
From the Blue and Gold Banquet to Promotion Pack Meetings and winter outings, these albums mark the milestones the whole pack celebrates together.
Families are welcome to add their own photos and videos so the gallery reflects the whole pack, not just a few cameras. Sharing takes only a couple of minutes.
Create a free account or sign in with Google so we know uploads come from pack families.
Choose one or more photos or videos, add an optional caption, and select the category that fits best.
Confirm the Photo and Media Release and submit. Your files appear in the gallery, and you can edit or remove your own uploads later.
Pack 28 only publishes a Scout's first name alongside pictures, and uploads require the Photo and Media Release. Please share only photos that are appropriate for a youth organization, and let a leader know if you would like a photo taken down.