There are typically three types of meetings in Cub Scouting.
Pack Meetings – A Pack meeting may focus on a specific Cub Scout Adventure, it may be an activity such as a bike rodeo, or even a campout. Packs typically meet once a month, but the frequency of Pack meetings can be adjusted to best meet the needs of the families in the pack.
Den Meetings – Dens are smaller groups of Cub Scouts, usually the same grade level. Den on average either meets twice a month or weekly. The frequency of den meetings is up to the den leader and the families in the den.
Parent or Pack Committee Meeting – These are recommended to be held once a month and is a time for parents and leaders to plan the upcoming den and pack meetings.
