Why Scout With Us?
Because in the Cascade Pacific Council, Adventure, Grit & Growth is for Everyone
ADVENTURE
Award-winning camps, 180-mile horse treks and unparalleled outbound adventures in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. When you want outdoor adventure, there’s no place like the Cascade Pacific Council.
GRIT
Perseverance. Resilience. Grit. This is what kids experience when they Scout with us. And it’s here they learn to lead, serve and believe in themselves through renowned programs that prepare youth for careers and life.
GROWTH
Girls and boys kindergarten through age 20 experience more personal growth and skills development than any youth program in the USA. Add in the outdoor opportunities only found in the CPC, and growth is exponential.
“Perseverance and spirit have done wonders in all ages.” – George Washington.
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Latest News & Info
Meet Our New Butte Creek Summer Camp Director
Following the latest news, meet Butte Creek Camp Director Adam Grunseth (skip to 15:26) and hear about the fun, friends and lifelong memories Cub Scouts and families will find this summer (and throughout the year!) at Butte Creek Scout Ranch.
Introducing the CPC new Alumni Association
Learn all about the Cascade Pacific Council's new Alumni Association with Alumni Chair Rob McDonald and visit https://cpcscouting.org/alumni for details.
Dolly Olson to Receive Silver Antelope Award
Scouting America has recognized our longtime volunteer leader Dolly Olson, with the West Coast region’s highest annual award: the Silver Antelope. For volunteers whose work affects the Scouting movement on the council, territory and national levels, the Scouting America bestows what is known as...
Why Do Thousands of Youth & Adults Scout in the CPC?
Impact for Generations.
Prepared for Life.
This is more than a motto. It is a manifesto. It is our promise to the community and to every parent and child who Scouts with us. By Scouting in the Cascade Pacific Council (CPC) of Scouting America (formerly the Boy Scouts of America), every youth can learn to make an impact on the world around them and be more prepared for career and life.
