Jump right in to Cub Scout FUN at Camping Connection 2026!

Join us at Camp Herms for an exciting day of Halloween activities.

Saturday, October 31, 2026
♦11:30am - 2:30pm: Trackers Earth Track-or-Treat
♦ 2:30pm - 5:30pm: Haunted Herms
♦ 5:30pm - 7:00pm: Free time - Cubs are welcome to trick-or-treat around the neighborhood
♦ 7:00pm - 9:00pm: Night Hike and Camp fire program
♦ 9:00pm - Lights out!

Cubs Halloween Haunted House and Camping Connection

Haunted Herms

After Track-or-Treat, Cub Scouts and their families are invited to join us for Haunted Herms, a family-friendly event at the Camp Herms Lodge. Haunted Herms will be 2:30pm-5:30pm, and is open to all - no registration required. Join us for fun Halloween activities, and learn more about the Cub Scouts program. This event is perfect for new and prospective Cub Scouts families. No registration is required for Haunted Herms.

Camping Connection

Camping Connection is for registered Cub Scouts and their Parent Partners. Cub Scouts and Parents may check in during Haunted Herms 2:30-5:30pm, and set up their tents in the Redwood Field. The Camping Connection program will begin at 7:00pm in front of the Camp Herms Lodge. Join us for a night hike, which will end with a campfire program. Cub Scouts and Parent Partners will spend the night under the stars, and breakfast will be provided the next morning.
This event is for Cub Scouts and their Parent Adult Partners.  At least one Parent Adult Partner is required to attend for each Cub Scout/Family.  Younger Siblings who are not registered Cub Scouts will not be able to attend the Camping Connection overnight event.

Track-or-Treat

Track or Treat school of magic
Track or Treat archery
Track or Treat Goblins market

FREE to Trackers kids and their grown-ups. Costumes encouraged!
Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, so spend the afternoon with us before the evening begins. Dress up, trade treasures at the Halloween Goblin Market, shoot pumpkins on the archery range, throw axes at zombies, and solve naturalist riddles on the Candy Trail. Silly, spooky, and full of real skills.

Trackers is a family organization. We are not simply limited to one family. Like a true village, brothers and sisters, fathers and mothers, husbands and wives, aunties and uncles, grandmas and grandpas from many different kinds of families work side-by-side for the greater good. We value instilling care and respect for the natural world and the community we serve. With Trackers you often get the feeling of "old friends that just met".