Category Archives: Upcoming Events

2023 Summer Camp – Class Registration for Early Birds

Is there a merit badge class at camp that you really would like to take, but fills up quickly… like Cooking*, Fishing, or Welding?  Class registration for 2023 Summer Camp at Camp Davy Crockett is opening very early – now starting October 1, 2022.  Grab desirable classes by first checking the one-page worksheet and/or the class catalogue and then letting Mr. Hasler know by email or in writing (with your name!).  You’ll be informed when your schedule is entered.

Payment for Summer Camp (June 18-24, 2023) will be posted later once better information is available – likely after the Recharter effort is done.  One reported change is that there will not be class fees, but the base camp fee was increased to save time adjusting these for every scout participant.

Winter Holiday Community Service

Scouts, please join the Pack 348 Cub Scouts in their annual Winter Holiday Community Service program. Please register for each event on T48.org.

Caroling Schedule

Brookdale Colonial Heights – Memory Center –
400 Professional Park Drive, Kingsport, TN 37663
Dec 18th – 2pm

Brookdale Kingsport
2424 N John B Dennis Hwy, Kingsport, TN 37660

Proposed dates:

Dec 8 – 6:30pm

Dec 11 – 2 pm

Dec 15 – 6:30pm

Also, scouts are welcome to help cub scouts prepare  gift bags to drop off

For the latest information, please contact:

Megan Brandby, Cub Scout Pack 348 Arrow of Light Den Leader, Assistant Cub Master, Social Media Coordinator, Winter Holiday Service Outreach Coordinator

Megan.Brandby@gmail.com

Sea Base 2023

Upcoming Events

Coming in December 2023, this trip to Marathon, FL will be a wonderful thrill for sea lovers. The trip includes sailing, fishing, snorkeling, eating, and yes, sleeping on a large sail boat in the warm Florida Keys for several days. If you are interested in this amazing trip, please contact Tonya Lawrence and view the following information.

Cub Scout Haunted Harvest Weekend

Service, Upcoming Events

Cub Scout Haunted Harvest Weekend Volunteer Opportunity (limited space< See Julieann White)

October 21-23, 2022 At Camp Davy Crockett

This program is offered to current and prospective Cub Scout families and any siblings or other adult partners that want to experience the outdoors with their Cub Scout. Troop 48 will be helping with an Obstacle course

$30 per youth for the weekend. Includes Saturday Lunch and Dinner plus event patch. Please plan to provide breakfast for your family on both days.

$15 for Adults and siblings. (Includes Saturday Lunch and Dinner)

Friday: 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. – Arrival and Check-in. Campsite and cabin assignments will be made in advance and available upon check-in. Packs will stay at the same campsite as space allows, and reasonable accommodations will be available for those who use a c-pap machine.

Saturday: Program begins at 9 a.m. – Detailed schedule distributed at check-in. Families are welcome to come for just the day. 

Sunday Morning: Check out. Registration closes at 12:00 (noon) on Monday, October 17. We will need to have our Team of volunteers set by Oct. 11,22

Sign up with Julieann White

2023 Outings Planning

by Scoutmaster Julieann White

Troop 48,

As you know, one of our goals is “TO KEEP THE OUTING IN SCOUTING !

Each year we prepare a calendar for the next year.  For 2023, let’s say we will have a proposed calendar ready for the Patrol Leaders Council to review and approve at the October 25th PLC.  That gives us time to make revisions and have the calendar ready to distribute early in December.  Mr. Browning has agreed to oversee this process and collect ballots.

The ballot will be made available in two ways, a hand-out at regular meetings and by download. Please plan for your “team” to review the ballot during patrol corners and return them to Mr. Browning between now and October 18th. “TEAMS” are our patrols, the Leadership Corps, and the registered adult leaders. Each person should vote for two “Super Activities” for Calendar Year 2024, and ten other outings for Calendar Year 2023. Returned ballots must have a name and no more than 10 regular outings and 2 Super Activities marked, or they will not be counted. Please place your completed ballots in the “Ballot” box at Mr. Browning’s station.

Remember, A Scout is Loyal, but is also Brave. Don’t be afraid to step out of the comfort of old reliable outings and accept the adventures and challenges of untested outings. There are lots of outings to surmount.