15 of the Most Awesome Cub Scout Leader Gifts

Check out these personalized axes. You can have your choice of symbols and your own text laser engraved with your den leader’s name.

This is a fully functional axe, so it is not suitable for Scouts–only for adults.

Your leader will love having this useful tool on his or her next campout.

Check out this fun Cub Scout den leader keychain. What a cute appreciation gift!

I love the personalization on this Scouting volunteer insulated tumbler!

This engraved compass with an embossed leather case is a perfect gift! Not only does it commemorate your leader’s dedication, it’s also a useful gift.

For the days when your Cub Scout leader gets to relax on a campout, he or she will appreciate this Eno hammock.

It’s lightweight and packs up to the size of a softball inside the included stuff sack.

The hammock comes in several different colors–my choice would be the berry and plum! 🙂

Now, this is how a real Cub Scout leader roasts hot dogs and marshmallows! The Rolla Roaster Marshmallow and Hot Dog Roasting Fork Set is super impressive.

The pair of forks collapse down to 12″, but when you’re ready to roast, they extend out to 42″ to keep those Cub Scouts safely away from the fire.

Notice that little black knob on the handles? That allows you to rotate the fork so that your marshmallows for S’mores will burn evenly.  🙂

When my friend Elizabeth’s den found out that her husband and her two sons had a Flex Lite chair but she didn’t, they all pitched in to buy her one!

Weighing just over a pound and half, the chair is easy to carry whether you’re backpacking or heading to the soccer field.

It’s comfortable too. I sat in Elizabeth’s Flex Lite when we went to the Philmont Training Center a couple of years ago, and I really didn’t want to give it back to her.

I don’t know too many Scout leaders who don’t want coffee first thing on a campout!

This AeroPress Go Travel Coffee Press is perfect to help them start their day with a hot cup of coffee.

If your Cub Scout leader enjoys backyard time with his or her family, they’ll love this Ladderball Game.  The set includes 2 goal uprights, 3 red bolas, 3 blue bolas, and instructions all in a convenient carrying and storage bag.

Take it along to your next den meeting for a fun gathering activity.  And it’s great to have at a campout for the Cub Scouts or their parents to play.

Now, this looks like a blast!  Kan Jam is a flying disc (aka Frisbee!) game where you and your partner try to get the disc into the can.

Partners stand at opposite ends of the playing field.  One partner tosses the disc toward the can, and the other partner tries to deflect it so that it hits or goes into the can.

I’m thinking that our Cub Scouts would love Kan Jam too.

I bought Flickin’ Chicken for myself!  We had a blast playing it during our Campsgiving celebration.

I watched the video of a family playing the Flickin’ Chicken, and I can just see Nana trying to throw the chicken under her leg!  🙂

The game encourages you to make up your own rules about how to flick the chicken.  Given how creative some of our Cub Scouts can be, I expect all kinds of wacky rules.