In Pack 811, we believe that Cub Scouting is fun, but it is filled with a purpose. Our Pack Leadership’s goal is to provide your son and family with the highest quality scouting experience in a solid Catholic fellowship oriented program.
We are located in Brea, CA, sponsored by the St. Angela Merici Catholic Church, and are part of the Portola District of the Orange County Council of the BSA.
We have great programs for boys in 1st through 5th grades. Most of our members are parishioners at St. Angela Merici Church or attend SAM School, but we welcome other boys in the area who are interested in joining Cub Scouting.
We hope you enjoy our website and invite you to come and see just what scouting in a Catholic environment is all about.
Day Camp Sign-up is On!
Greetings Pack 811 Families, Summer Day Camp Sign Ups are now on-line. Because so many of our boys had a great time last year and were able to complete the majority of their rank, once again we will camp with the Portolo District at Firestone Scout Camp. Summer camp is the highlight of ...
Mighty Bears Zip Over the OC
The Mighty Bear Den went Zip-Lining at the OC Outdoor Education Center last weekend, flying through the air with the greatest of ease. The Scouts got their land legs back just in time for the day's adventure after their kayaking excursion the week before. Only a few bugs were eaten before ...
Bears Take Over Newport Harbor
The Mighty Bear Den boarded kayaks in Newport Harbor last weekend, maneuvering their small crafts around sailboats, yachts, and other vessels in the harbor. Some Bears had to row with their parent as dead weight behind them. One parent and scout team even demonstrated a man-over-board drill. A great time was had by all. ...
Tigers Roam the Hills of Oak Canyon
The Tiger Den roared through Oak Canyon Nature Center last weekend. The fearless group hiked high and low, enjoying the natural beauty of the canyon, and followed the leave-no-trace principles that they learned in their den meeting. No animal or stick was harmed. The boys did a great job of keeping ...
