Scouts learn how to safely use BB guns at Twilight Camp in July 
Scouts practiced their fishing skills at the spring outdoor camp 
Our pack has a monthly hiking program. Here, scouts explore Wildwood Park. 
Rain couldn’t dampen the New Cumberland Memorial Day Parade. 
Fishing buddies. 
A Pennsylvania State Police Trooper talks about flying helicopters during the Pack’s airport tour 
During Twilight Camp scouts participate in a number of activities including tug-of-war 
At spring camp scouts learned how to read maps and use a compass — essential scout skills! 
As part of the airport tour, scouts got to step into a state police helicopter. 
And scouts got to explore a hanger with small aircraft during the airport tour.
After a fun school year, Pack 192 rolled into summer with a busy schedule of events, camps and activities! In addition to our monthly hiking program, scouts participated in guided tours of the Pennsylvania State Capitol, the Capital Region Airport in New Cumberland and the Lower Allen Waste Water Treatment Plant.
During the summer we also had a number of scouts join us for Twilight Camp in July through the Pioneer District, and Pack 192 had one of the largest groups of scouts at the camp, where boys were able to learn about archery, BB guns, fishing, and participate in arts and crafts and STEM activities!
With summer winding down and school about to start the families of Pack 192 are looking forward to another year of scouting activities including marching in the annual Halloween Parade in October, monthly Pack and Den meetings, St. Therea’s Fall Fun Fest, more hiking opportunities and camping at Scoutarama!
