Pack Meeting: Bottle Rocket
6:00 PM · Graystone Elementary School field
Almaden Valley, San Jose, California
Cub Scout Pack 274
A parent-led Cub Scout pack in Almaden Valley, including many families from the Graystone Elementary community. Outdoor adventure, hands-on activities, and service for kids in kindergarten through fifth grade, together with their families.
2026–27 registration
Complete the Pack 274 form and payment by October 3
New and returning Pack 274 families: the Pack 274 form gives us what we need for the T-shirt and uniform order, so complete it and make your Pack 274 payment by October 3.
The required physical forms follow on October 8.
Coming up
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What we do
A year with Pack 274
Real projects, real outdoors, and service close to home — with families taking part alongside their Scouts.
Hands-on activities
Bottle rockets, holiday ornaments, S.T.E.M. activities, and other hands-on pack meeting projects — plus the Pinewood Derby.
Photo: Jacob McGowin / Unsplash
Camping and outdoors
Family campouts, hikes, and outdoor adventures through the year — Scouts camp with their parent or guardian.
Photo: Dan Begel / Unsplash
Community service
Coastal Cleanup and Scouting for Food. Last year Pack 274 collected 450 lbs of food through Scouting for Food.
Photo: Joel Muniz / Unsplash
Build a car, race it, cheer for everyone — learn about the Pinewood Derby.
New to Cub Scouts?
Here is how it works
Cub Scouting is for kids in kindergarten through fifth grade. Scouts meet in grade-based dens and come together as a pack for shared activities. Most months include a den meeting and a pack meeting, plus special events through the year, with families taking part alongside their Scouts.
Most pack meetings are at Graystone Elementary School; each den leader sets the den's own time and place.
Parent-led
Pack 274 is powered by parents
Pack 274 is parent-led: parent volunteers make pack meetings, outings, service projects, and special activities possible. Den leaders are our biggest ongoing need — and helping does not have to mean a year-long role. Own one activity, cook a campout dinner, help set up the Pinewood Derby, or bring snacks for one meeting.