Adventure. Character. Leadership. Service. We’re a family-centered Cub Scout pack meeting at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in South Tampa, Florida.
A Cub Scout pack serving South Tampa families
Pack 25 meets at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (3712 W El Prado Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629), our chartered organization and community partner, located in South Tampa, Florida.
Year-round local adventures plus the occasional special destination
Pack 25 is a very active camping pack. We offer many family-friendly campouts throughout the year—most are local, and a few are outside Tampa Bay like Daytona and Kennedy Space Center. Camping builds confidence, outdoor skills, and lifelong memories.
Use the agenda below to view camping dates and locations. You can also subscribe to the iCal feed for your calendar app.
This is the Pack 25 calendar in agenda view. Campouts are listed above; locations appear in event details.
Stay up to date with Pack 25 events and activities.
Tip: Click the plus (+) in the embedded calendar above to view Pack 25’s schedule in your own Google Calendar. All Pack and Den meetings take place at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (3712 W El Prado Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629). All times are Eastern (America/New_York).
If you still have questions, we’re just an email away.
Cub Scouting is open to all youth in grades K–5 (roughly ages 5–10). Pack 25 is a family pack for boys and girls. Dens are organized by grade level and meet for age-appropriate adventures and activities.
Yes. Pack 25 welcomes both boys and girls in grades K–5. Many events are family-friendly for siblings, too.
All Pack and Den meetings take place at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (3712 W El Prado Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629) in South Tampa, Florida. Dens typically meet 1–2 times per month, and we hold a monthly Pack meeting for all families.
Most families spend 2–4 hours per month between den activities, pack meetings, and optional outings like campouts or service projects.
Annual national Scouting America registration helps cover awards, supplies, and program costs. We keep costs reasonable and offer fundraising and financial assistance where needed.
Yes, the Cub Scout uniform builds pride and belonging. A basic blue (or tan for Webelos/AOL) uniform shirt and rank-appropriate neckerchief and slides are typical. We’ll guide you on what to get and where.
Safety is our highest priority. All leaders complete Scouting America Youth Protection Training. Two-deep leadership and the Guide to Safe Scouting policies are followed at all activities.
Pack 25 offers family-friendly camping, day hikes, fishing derbies, and council/district events. New families can ease in with day events before overnight campouts if they prefer.
Cub Scouting is a family program. A parent/guardian should attend with their Scout, especially in the younger ranks. There are many ways to help: lead an activity, bring a snack, or help plan an event.
Yes—many activities are family-friendly. While only registered Cub Scouts earn rank awards, siblings are welcome to attend most events and cheer on the adventure.
Absolutely. We work with families to adapt requirements and activities so every Scout can participate and thrive.
See the Join section for steps: complete the online application, pay dues, and come to your first den meeting! We’re happy to help at every step.
We’d love to hear from you.
Pack Committee Chair & Assist. AOL Den Leader