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2015 Resident Camp Directory v.3

2015 National Girl Scout Camp Directory

Looking for a summer camp experience for girls? What follows is a listing of Girl Scout Resident Camps

alphabetized by state. Contact information is included and registration is now open!

ALABAMA

Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle

Camp Name: Kugelman Campus

Camp Location: Lillian, AL

Located just outside of Pensacola, Florida, on Perdido Bay, Kugelman Campus offers weeklong, half-week,

and weekend camping programs for girls. Girls attending camp have the opportunity to work on Girl Scout

Journeys and earn badges and leadership awards. Lodging at Kugelman Campus is dormitory style with

central heat and air conditioning.

Dates of 2015 camp season: July 5–19

Length of sessions: half week, full week, and weekend

2015 Fees: $75–$600 per session

Grades the camp serves: entering 1st–12th

Website: http://issuu.com/gscfp/docs/camp_brochure__2015

Contact information: [email protected] or 888-271-8779

Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama

Camp Name: Camp Cottaquilla

Camp Location: Anniston, AL

Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains near the highest point in Alabama, Camp Cottaquilla

offers sprawling hardwood forests, soaring mountains, miles of hiking trails, and 1,800 acres to explore. A

small lake near the center of the camp provides the ideal location for girls to try canoeing, kayaking, paddle

boarding, and fishing, and the swimming pool offers a welcome reprieve from the summer’s heat. There’s

also archery, riflery, low ropes, “nature nook,” and campfire circle. Camp Cottaquilla is ACA accredited.

Dates of 2015 camp season: May 31–June 12

Length of sessions: 1 or 2 weeks

2015 Fees: $349–$359 per week

Grades the camp serves: All

Website: http://www.girlscoutsnca.org

Contact information: [email protected]


Camp Name: Camp Coleman

Camp Location: Trussville, AL

Nestled along the banks of the winding Cahaba River near Trussville, Alabama, Camp Coleman features 140

acres of woods, meadows, and trails. The camp provides an instructional horseback riding program, low and

high ropes courses, indoor climbing wall, swimming pool, nature center, canoeing, kayaking, archery, riflery,

and more.

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2015 Fees: day camp, $125 per week; resident camp, $339–$399 per week





Camp Name: Kanawahala Program Center

Camp Location: Chelsea, AL

Kanawahala Program Center (KPC) encompasses 600 acres of wooded hills and valleys with a 40-acre private

lake and plenty of hiking and biking trails. There’s a swimming pool, low and high ropes courses, craft area,

nature center, canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and archery. KPC is ACA accredited.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 29–July 17

Length of sessions: less than 1 week






Camp Name: Camp Trico

Camp Location: Lake Guntersville, AL

Camp Trico is situated on the banks of beautiful Lake Guntersville and encompasses 180 acres of wooded

hills and valleys with over a mile of lakefront shoreline. There are plenty of hiking trails, a swimming pool,

canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, sailing, knee boarding, tubing, pontoon boat rides, archery, and crafts.



2015 Fees: $349–359 per week




Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama

Camp Name: Kamp Kiwanis

Camp Location: Eclectic, AL

Situated on beautiful Lake Martin, this wooded camp with awe-inspiring lakefront views is the perfect spot

for sailing, kayaking, and even a ride on the banana boat! With miles of trails, many along the waterfront,

Kamp Kiwanis makes it fun for every girl to participate in her favorite camp activities. Our popular Sail Away

Camp, where girls learn boating skills, takes place at Kamp Kiwanis.


Length of sessions: 3 day/2-night, week-long and two-week-long sessions








2015 Fees: $180–$660

Grades the camp serves: 2nd–12th

Website: http://www.girlscoutssa.org/camp/index.php


Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama

Camp Name: Camp Scoutshire Woods

Camp Location: Citronelle, AL

Whether she’s currently a Girl Scout or not, your girl will have a great summer experience at Camp

Scoutshire Woods—learning new skills, trying new activities, and making new friends. The hills and lake,

surrounded by pines and magnolias, is the perfect setting for a week of fun activities, including adventure

camping, letterboxing, geocaching, astronomy, solving mysteries, environmental education, horseback

riding, and more!

Dates of camp session: June 7–19

Length of sessions: 3-day/2-night, week-long, two-week-long sessions

2015 Fees: $180–$500


Website: http://www.girlscoutssa.org/camp/index.php

Contact Information: [email protected] or 251-344-4181

ALASKA

Girl Scouts of Alaska

Camp Name: Camp Togowoods

Camp Location: Wasilla, AK

We offer general camps as well as water, wilderness, and leadership programs. Regardless of the program,

all girls will get to hike, canoe, kayak, swim, do arts & crafts, try the climbing tower (grades four and up), and

more. This is a classic and timeless summer camp experience!

Dates of 2015 camp season: late May–early August

Length of sessions: 3, 6, or 12 days

2015 Fees: $185–$675

Grades the camp serves: 1st–12th

Website: http://girlscoutsalaska.org/camps/

Contact information: Amanda Block, [email protected] or 907-273-0316

Girl Scouts of Alaska

Camp Name: Camp Featherwinds

Camp Location: Juneau, AK

Our Girl Scout camps provide a variety of experiences for all campers. Explore the temperate rainforest on a

hike, do arts & crafts, cook over a campfire, pursue environmental education, and more. This camp has so

much to offer!

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Length of sessions: 6 days

2015 Fees: $240


Website: http://girlscoutsalaska.org/camps/

Contact information: Amanda Block, [email protected] or 907-273-0316

Farthest North Girl Scout Council

Camp Name: Camp Jessie Bloom

Camp Location: Fairbanks, AK

Camp Jessie Bloom provides girls with opportunities to build confidence, learn new skills, make new friends,

and create many summer memories! Girl Scouts of all ages will enjoy the serene setting of Camp Jessie

Bloom, which offers swimming, boating, hiking, and of course, plenty of songs and crafts! Our older Girl

Scouts might also enjoy participating in our “COPE course,” including high and low ropes elements designed

to get girls working together to achieve group goals. The COPE course also allows girls to set individual goals

and challenge themselves to further develop their own skills and agility.

Dates of 2015 camp season: July 19–August 1

Length of sessions: 3–6 days

2015 Fees: $200–$350


Website: http://fairbanksgirlscouts.org/programs/camp.html


ARIZONA

Girl Scouts-Arizona Cactus-Pine Council

Camp Name: Shadow Rim Ranch

Camp Location: Payson, AZ

Shadow Rim Ranch is a 40-acre camp located outside of Payson, Arizona, along the beautiful Mogollon Rim.

Camp facilities include modern and rustic cabins, flushing toilets, covered program ramadas, a “pake” (too

big to be a pond, too small to be a lake), climbing tower, zip line, and an original 1800’s homesteaders’

house. Shadow Rim offers resident and family camp opportunities. Activities include trips, canoeing,

woodworking, teambuilding, outdoor education, American heritage education, archery, outdoor cooking,

hiking, nature programming, and arts and crafts.



2015 Fees: $100–$675

Grades the camp serves: K–12th and adults

Website: http://www.girlscoutsaz.org/en/camps/our-camps.html

Contact information: Justina Burks, Camp Director, [email protected] or 602 452-7138


Camp Name: Camp Maripai

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http://fairbanksgirlscouts.org/programs/camp.html


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Camp Location: Prescott, AZ

Camp Maripai is an 80-acre camp bordered by the Prescott National Forest. Camp facilities include rustic

cabins, fire pits, flushing toilets, covered program ramadas, and several miles of scenic hiking trails. Camp

Maripai features resident and family camp opportunities. Campers are invited to enjoy a traditional camp

experience with an emphasis on horsemanship. Activities include horse care, horseback riding, canoeing,

arts and crafts, hiking, outdoor education, archery, outdoor cooking, and STEM.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 7–August 3


2015 Fees: $100–$700



Contact information: Crystal Dingott, Camp Director, [email protected] or 602 452-7145


Camp Name: Willow Springs Program Center

Camp Location: Prescott, AZ

Willow Springs Program Center is a 190-acre camp nearly surrounded by Prescott National Forest. Camp

facilities include modern cabins, fire pits, flushing toilets, covered program ramadas, and several miles of

scenic hiking trails. Willow Springs features resident and family camp opportunities. Campers are invited to

explore challenge courses, outdoor education, archery, outdoor cooking, hiking, nature programming,

performing arts, and ceramics and other arts and crafts.



2015 Fees: $100–$675



Contact information: Michelle Balfe-Keefer, Camp Director, [email protected] or 928 778-5127

Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona Camp Name: Camp Fury Camp Location: Fire Department Public Safety Academy, Tucson

Teenage girls train alongside firefighters and law enforcement personnel to learn search and rescue skills, crime scene investigation techniques and perform physical fitness drills. They will also meet women who are breaking down barriers and stereotypes in these non-traditional career fields.

Dates of 2015 camp season: May 26 - 30 Length of sessions: Five-day, four-nights 2015 Fees: $320, $50 non-refundable deposit Grades the camp serves: Ages 14-18 Link for website or website page: girlscoutssoaz.org/camp Contact information: [email protected]/camp or call 520-327-2288 Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona Camp Name: Camp Whispering Pines





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Camp is a community unlike any other. Together in an unfamiliar setting, girls find the courage within themselves to meet new people, make friends, and bond. As they make choices and direct projects, girls learn to work well with others, become self-reliant, and develop their leadership skills. Girls experience camp favorites like archery, hiking and the low rope course.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 7-July 17 Length of sessions: 7 days 2015 Fees: $320 -$425 -Grades the camp serves: Ages 9-11 Link for website or website page: girlscoutssoaz.org/camp Contact information: [email protected]/camp or call 520-327-2288

ARKANSAS

Girl Scouts – Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas

Camp Name: Camp Cahinnio

Camp Location: Booneville, AR

Camp Cahinnio is a rustic property with seven trails covering three-plus miles, a private lake, and four living

units—from cabins to two-person tents. During the summer we provide typical camping activities like

archery, canoeing, and hiking, as well as a specialty focus each week (e.g., survival, games/sports, creative

arts, STEM). We offer canoeing and kayaking at seven different skill levels, and a leadership development

program for girls entering 6th through 12th grades. Also available is troop and family camping over a few

summer weekends, as well as, this year, two travel sessions: one to Boundary Waters for canoeing, and the

other (a girl-planned trip) across Arkansas.


Length of sessions: 3-day, 6-day, 10-day, 14-day, and 15-plus-day sessions

2015 Fees: $75–$700


Website: http://www.girlscoutsdiamonds.org

Contact information: Amanda Hall, Outdoor Program Specialist and Camp Director,

[email protected] or 800-632-6894

Girl Scouts – Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas

Camp Name: Camp Crossed Arrows

Camp Location: Floral, AR

Camp Crossed Arrows is located in the Ozark Hills in northeast Arkansas. Along with general and high-

adventure camp programs, we offer a progressive horsemanship program. Our living units consist of a dorm-

style troop house and four-person open-air cabins. Girls can enjoy a variety of activities, including archery,

swimming, canoeing, horseback riding, rock climbing, nature and science discovery, and hiking.


Length of sessions: 3 days, 5 days, 10 days, 14 days, 21 days

2015 Fees: $125–$700


Website: http://www.girlscoutsdiamonds.org

Contact information: Linda Archer, Outdoor Program Specialist and Camp Director,



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CALIFORNIA

Girl Scouts Heart of Central California

Camp Name: Camp Menzies

Camp Location: Arnold, California

Camp Menzies in nestled into the Sierra Nevada mountains at an elevation of 5000 ft. The property features

six living units, hiking trails, separate swimming and canoeing lakes, a meadow, and craft and nature

centers. Dining is al fresco! Our camp offers over 50 different summer programs from art, theater,

developing leadership skills, exploring local gardening and farming, hiking, backpacking and travel. Girls may

sleep in cabins or under the stars. Daily camp activities include swimming, archery, horseback riding, and

canoeing.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 15-August 3

Length of sessions: 2-9 days duration

2015 Fees: $65-$568

Grades: 2-12

Website: www.girlscoutshcc.org/camp


Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles

Camp Name: Osito Rancho

Camp Location: Big Bear Lake, CA

Osito Rancho is Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles’s premier summer resident camp. Girls get a taste of

independence in a safe and fun environment while making new friends, learning new skills, and exploring

the great outdoors. Osito offers many amazing activities including horseback riding, a climbing wall, high and

low ropes courses, zip line, nature exploration, archery, crafts, and much more. A summer at this resident

camp is the quintessential, high-adventure experience that generations of Girl Scouts have enjoyed and

cherished.

Dates of 2015 camp season: summer camp: July–August, weekend camp: throughout the year


2015 Fees: $100–$565

Grades the camp serves: Grades K–12th

Website: http://www.girlscoutsla.org/pages/camp/OsitoRancho.html

Contact information: Annie Markowitz, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Northern California

Camp Name: Bothin

Camp Location: Fairfax, CA

Tucked away in its own cozy canyon in charming Marin County is where you’ll find Bothin. Just a half-hour

north of the Golden Gate Bridge, Bothin is the perfect place for first-time campers as well as

seasoned experts.


http://www.girlscoutshcc.org/camp


http://www.girlscoutsla.org/pages/camp/OsitoRancho.html





2015 Fees: $350–$750


Website: http://www.CampRocks.org

Contact information: [email protected] or 800-447-4475 ext. 2091

Brochure: https://app.box.com/CampRocksBrochure2015


Camp Name: Skylark Ranch

Camp Location: Davenport, CA

Where the mountain meets the sea...the magic and beauty of Skylark Ranch await you! Overlooking the

Pacific Ocean north of Santa Cruz, Skylark Ranch offers exciting opportunities for first-time campers as well

as those seeking high adventure.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 21–September 7


2015 Fees: $360–$925

Grades the camp serves: 2nd—12th





Camp Name: Sugar Pine

Camp Location: Dorrington, CA

Paradise in the Sierra Nevada foothills! With its towering and enchanting forest, exciting programs, and

western-themed activities, Sugar Pine offers girls a fantastic getaway and amazing camp experience.



2015 Fees: $360–$815





Girl Scouts of Orange County

Camp Name: Camp Scherman

Camp Location: San Jacinto Mountains, CA

Welcome to a lifetime of memories! We can't wait for you to join us in Camp Scherman's 47th year of

helping Girl Scouts gain independence and make memories. Camp has always been an important part of the

Girl Scout experience, providing a safe environment where girls of all backgrounds and abilities can safely

test their limits and develop an "I can do this!" attitude. Camp Scherman offers a wide range of activities for

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all girls, including a swimming pool, two lakes, horses, archery, outdoor cooking, hiking, arts & crafts, various

games, and stargazing.

Dates of 2015 camp season: July–August

Length of sessions: 5, 8, 12, 19 days

2015 Fees: $415–$2,378


Website: http://www.girlscoutsoc.org/camp-life-changing-experience

Contact information: Erin Johnson, Camp Director, [email protected]

Girl Scouts San Diego

Camp Name: Camp Whispering Oaks

Camp Location: Julian, CA (1.5 hours from San Diego)

Camp Whispering Oaks offers all the comforts of a modern cabin, in the beautiful outdoors. Cabins and

activity areas wind through native manzanita, oak, and pine. Popular activities include archery, arts,

babysitting, dance, fashion design, high and low ropes courses, hiking, outdoor cooking, sports, and theater.



2015 Fees: $195–$560


Website: www.sdgirlscouts.org/camphttp://www.sdgirlscouts.org/camp

Contact information: [email protected], 800-643-4798, or 619-298-8391

Girl Scouts San Diego

Camp Name: Camp Winacka

Camp Location: Julian, CA (1.5 hours from San Diego)

At this traditional camp, girls sleep in open-air cabins with built-in bunks, or on cots on a deck under the

stars. All accommodations have modern bathrooms with showers and flush toilets. Popular activities include

archery, arts, canoeing, gardening, high and low ropes, hiking, horseback riding, outdoor adventures,

leadership, and staying up late.


Length of sessions: 3 days–7 days

2015 Fees: $195–$560


Website: www.sdgirlscouts.org/camphttp://www.sdgirlscouts.org/camp

Contact information: [email protected], 800-643-4798, or 619-298-8391

Girl Scouts of the Sierra Nevada

Camp Name: Camp Wasiu II

Camp Location: Sierra City, CA

Camp Wasiu II is located in the mountains of the Tahoe National Forest, with dozens of spectacular lakes and hiking trails in the area. Our regular resident camp program offerings include canoeing, stand-up paddle boarding, hiking, swimming, archery, creek walking, night science, and primitive camping—in addition to other traditional activities such as campfires, lots of singing, and arts and crafts. Accommodations at Wasiu II

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are platform tents, and we have bathroom buildings with hot showers and flush toilets. Our amazing staff comes from all over the world and is passionate about youth work, the outdoors, and FUN!

Dates of 2015 camp season: mid-June–late-July

Length of sessions: 3 days, 6 days, or 14 days

2015 Fees: $80 (weekend), $135 (3 days), $340 (6 days), or $699 (14 days)


Website: http://www.gssn.org/camp

Contact information: Stefanie Argus, Camp and Outdoor Specialist, [email protected] or 775-322-0642 ext.

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FLORIDA

Girl Scouts of Gateway Council

Camp Name: Camp Kateri

Camp Location: Hawthorne, FL

Your summer adventure at Camp Kateri has finally arrived! Discover the leader in you as you support and

encourage your fellow campers to do the same. Enriching activities like camping, hiking, canoeing, singing,

dancing, art, challenging games, and natural exploration will set the most exciting backdrop for you to

explore, identify, and honor the unique set of skills and qualities that make you, you. The new interests,

talents, and friends you discover at camp will last a lifetime! Camp Kateri is a sleepaway camp with seven

sessions. Girls stay in cabins, platform tents, and treehouses. Each unit has flush toilets, running water, and

electricity.



2015 Fees: $49–$540


Website: www.girlscouts-gateway.org/campkaterihttp://www.girlscouts-gateway.org/campkateri

Contact information: Anna Kuhns, Camp Manager, [email protected] or 904-265-8014

Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle

Camp Name: Camp for All Seasons

Camp Location: Tallahassee, FL

Located just west of Tallahassee, Florida, on Lake Talquin, Camp for All Seasons offers weeklong, half-week,

and weekend camping programs for girls. Our offering includes a comprehensive leadership program for

girls in 6th through 12th grades and hands-on outdoor experiences for girls of all ages. Girls attending camp

have the opportunity to work on Girl Scout Journeys and earn badges and leadership awards. Lodging

options include cabins, pole huts, screen huts, and our main lodge.


Length of sessions: half week, full week, and weekend



Website: http://issuu.com/gscfp/docs/camp_brochure__2015

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Girl Scouts of West Central Florida

Camp Name: Camp Scoutcrest

Camp Location: Odessa, FL

Camp Scoutcrest offers sailing, canoeing, waterskiing, kayaking, wake boarding, fishing, and a lake bouncer

on beautiful Crescent Lake in Odessa. Certified lifeguards and instructors ensure safety on the lake, while

counselors provide creative encouragement and excitement on land. Our camp features three main sleeping

areas each with a bathhouse, fire circle, and unit shelter. Two of the units have cabins and one has platform

tents.


Length of sessions: 3-night and 6-night sessions

2015 Fees: $165–$375


Website: http://www.gswcf.org/summercamp

Contact information: Maura McCallister, Outdoor Program Manager, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of West Central Florida

Camp Name: Camp Wildwood

Camp Location: Wildwood, FL

Camp Wildwood sits on 589 acres of original Florida landscape just one hour north of Tampa and offers

swimming and diving in the junior Olympic pool, nature center activities, pioneer living, barn dances, and

horseback riding by trail or in the arenas. Camp Wildwood features cabin units and dormitory-style units,

each with a bathhouse, fire circle, and unit shelter.


Length of sessions: 3-night and 6-night sessions

2015 Fees: $165–$375


Website: http://www.gswcf.org/summercamp

Contact information: Maura McCallister, Outdoor Program Manager, [email protected]

GEORGIA

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia

Camp Name: Camp Concharty

Camp Location: Shiloh, Georgia

Sessions offered include photography, horseback riding including a special drill team session, and a team

building session with challenge course and an off camp trip to do rock climbing.

Dates of 2015 camp season: 6/28-7/17/2015

Length of sessions: 5 nights

2015 Fees: Resident Camp: $350 - $600


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Grades the camp serves: Daisies to Ambassadors

Website: https://www.gshg.org/Things-to-Do/Go-to-Camp/Pages/Summer-Camp-2013.aspx

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Contact information: Keli Berkman, Program Manager, Summer Camp Lead, [email protected]

Betsy Connell, Program Director, [email protected], 478-365-4817


Camp Name: Camp Low

Camp Location: Savannah, Georgia

Traditional camp program, GSI (Girl Scout investigators), glamping and special sessions in cycling and scuba

are all being offered.










Camp Name: Camp Martha Johnston

Camp Location: Lizella, Georgia

Traditional camp programs and arts focused sessions focusing on acting and artistic crafts.








Betsy Connell, Program Director, [email protected], 478-365-4817Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia

Camp Name: Camp Okitayakani

Camp Location: Cuthbert, Georgia

Traditional camp program, Wild and Alive Week and special weeks featuring a cycling and canoe session and

a cycling and scuba beach trip session are all being offered.







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Camp Name: Camp Tanglewood

Camp Location: Martinez, Georgia

Traditional camp program, GSI (Girl Scout investigators), glamping and special sessions in scuba and

horseback riding are all being offered.

Dates of camp season: 6/7-6/26/2015



Grades the camp serves: Daisies through Seniors





IDAHO

Girl Scouts of Eastern Washington Northern Idaho

Camp Name: Camp Four Echoes

Camp Location: Lake Coeur d’Alene, ID

Camp Four Echoes is a Girl Scout-owned and operated camp located at Lake Coeur d'Alene in Windy Bay.

Our outdoor resident camp offers waterfront activities, hiking, and amazing opportunities to explore nature.

The perfect summer experience for girls entering grades 2 through 12, Camp Four Echoes is a safe,

entertaining, and outrageously fun place where girls build friendships, learn new skills, and create projects.


Length of sessions: 3 days–2 weeks

2015 Fees: $215–$500


Website: http://www.campfourechoes.com

Contact information: Sarah Betts, [email protected]

Girl Scout of Silver Sage Camp Name: Camp Alice Pittenger Camp Location: McCall, Idaho

Nestled among the majestic pines, Camp Alice Pittenger is located on the shores of beautiful Payette Lake near McCall, Idaho. We offer summer resident and weekend camps for girls and troops and weekend camps for Mother/daughter and Father/daughters. At this camp, girls sleep in bunkhouse cabins and take hot showers in a ‘sky lit’ shower house. Water activities like swimming, lake kayaking and canoeing are an integral part of the camp. For those who want the Horseback riding experience it’s offered the first two weeks of camp.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 28, 2015 – August 16, 2015







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Length of sessions: 2 night to 5 nights 2015 Fees: $110 - $475 Grades the camp serves: 1 - 12 Link for website or website page: www.girlscouts-ssc.org Contact information: Girl Scouts of Silver Sage; 1410 N. Etheridge Lane, Boise, ID 83704 (208) 377-2011 or

800-846-0079

ILLINOIS

Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Camp Name: Camp Pokanoka Camp Location: Ottawa, IL

Camp Pokanoka, located on 260 acres of wooded property, offers swimming (many girls consider our Olympic-size pool a highlight of their camp experience), canoeing, and a lodging choice of platform tents and screened cabins. With a focus on nature, teambuilding, and natural play, girls will develop outdoor skills and a connection to our outdoor world. Offsite travel programs for Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors are also offered. Dates of 2015 camp season: June 15–July 24 Length of sessions: 2-, 6-, and 14-day experiences 2015 Fees: $120–$475 Grades the camp serves: entering 2nd–12th Website: http://www.girlscoutsgcnwi.org Contact information: Katie Young, Camp Director and Outdoor Program Manager, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois

Camp Name: Camp Dean

Camp Location: Big Rock, IL (near Aurora, IL)

Camp Dean is located on 160 acres of woodlands and prairies, including a two-acre lake. Campers stay in

cabins, with the option of sleeping in a platform tent for one night of their stay. Camp Dean offers several

different weekly themes throughout the summer: “Fairy Tales,” “Polar Vortex in July,” “Camp Cook-off,” and

everything in between. In addition to activities related to the weekly theme, all campers can participate in

such traditional camp activities as swimming, outdoor cooking, hiking, nature activities, creek stomping, and

arts and crafts. Specialty activities, which have age requirements, include archery, canoeing/kayaking, and

crate stacking.



2015 Fees: $170–$780

Grades the camp serves: entering 1st–7th for the majority of programs; 7th–12th for leadership/CIT

programs

Website: http://www.girlscoutsni.org/camps/camp-dean and https://www.facebook.com/GSNICampDean

Contact information: Felecia “Marvin” Dupczak, Camp Director, [email protected], 630-897-1565

ext. 7161

Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois

Camp Name: Camp McCormick

http://www.girlscouts-ssc.org/

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Camp Location: Stillman Valley, IL (about 20 minutes southwest of Rockford, IL)

Camp McCormick offers an array of themed programs throughout the summer, from “Woodland Creatures”

to “Pirates” to “Duct Tape Creations.” Along with participating in typical camp activities—canoeing, archery,

swimming, crate stacking, and more—girls are able to plan their own activities and experiences throughout

the week. Also available at additional cost are some amazing add-on adventures, giving girls the chance to

leave camp during the week for one- or two-day trips featuring rock climbing, horseback riding, whitewater

rafting, and more!


Length of sessions: 2 nights–12 nights

2015 Fees: $160–$780

Grades the camp serves: 4th–12th

Website: http://www.girlscoutsni.org, https://www.facebook.com/GSNICampMcCormick

Contact information: Carly “Winter” Kaczmarowski, Girl Experience Specialist – Outdoor/Camp Director,

[email protected] or 815 962 5591 ext. 7173

Girl Scouts of Central Illinois

Camp Name: Camp Tapawingo

Camp Location: Metamora, IL

Camp Tapawingo is a 640-acre camp facility located 15 miles from Peoria. The cornerstone of this property is

its Equestrian Center, where girls learn horseback riding and horse care. These state-of-the-art stables house

an air-conditioned indoor classroom, trading post, barn classroom, and indoor riding arena. Mary Morgan

Lodge, a multi-level, air-conditioned dining hall and program center, is where campers gather for meals and

activities. Camp Tapawingo also features an in-ground pool, adventure course, archery, canoeing, and miles

of hiking trails. Campers utilize four main rustic living units—Rustling Oaks, Setting Sun, White Cloud, and

Shining Star—that include platform tents and unit houses.


Length of sessions: 4-day mini-session–2-week backpacking session

2015 Fees: $125–$600


Website: http://www.GetyourGirlpower.org

Contact information: Katie Nolan, [email protected]

INDIANA

Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Camp Name: Camp Butternut Springs Camp Location: Valparaiso, IN

Camp Butternut Springs, located on 300 acres of wooded property, offers swimming, canoeing, and a lodging choice of platform tents, lodges, and screened cabins. With a focus on nature, teambuilding, and natural play, girls develop outdoor skills and a connection to our natural world.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 22–July 24 Length of sessions: 2-, 6-, and 14-day experiences

http://www.girlscoutsni.org/

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https://www.facebook.com/GSNICampMcCormick


http://www.getyourgirlpower.org/



2015 Fees: $120–$475 Grades the camp serves: entering 2nd–12th Website: http://www.girlscoutsgcnwi.org Contact information: Maria Hamann, Camp Director, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana

Camp Name: Camp Ella J. Logan

Camp Location: Syracuse, IN

Camp Logan in northern Indiana features 3,759 feet of shoreline on Dewart Lake and 200 acres of woods,

meadows, ravines, and natural wetlands. We offer age-appropriate activities for all girls, including aquatic

activities, archery, nature studies, crafts, low ropes, a climbing wall, outdoor exploration, and horse

programs.


Length of sessions: 3–5 nights

2015 Fees: $155 –$500

Grades the camp serves: K–12th; sessions are also open for Program Aides, Counselors in Training, and

Wranglers in Training.

Website: http://www.girlscoutsnorthernindiana-michiana.org//content/resident-camps

Contact information: Gaylene Sherman-Mertz, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana

Camp Name: Camp Koch

Camp Location: Cannelton, IN

GSSI's resident camp programs are held at the council's property, Camp Koch, near Cannelton, Indiana. Camp Koch is a safe place for girls to learn independence, test their ideas, explore new interests, and learn cooperation through group living experiences. A girl may encourage non-member friends to participate, too. (Camp registration fee includes the $15 Girl Scout membership fee.)



2015 Fees: $85–$225


Website: http://girlscouts-raintree.org/?programs/camp

Contact information: Angie King, [email protected] or 812-421-4970 ext. 303

IOWA

Girl Scouts of Greater Iowa

Camp Name: Camp Tanglefoot

Camp Location: Clear Lake, IA

Camp Tanglefoot features waterfront programming that includes sailing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and

paddle boarding. In-camp activities include high and low ropes courses, arts and crafts, archery, and outdoor

cooking. Camp Tanglefoot, offering summer camp programming to girls and families since 1947, is situated




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on 50 acres along the Tanglefoot Bay of Clear Lake, and includes woodlands, reconstructed prairie, lake

access, and a large game field. Campers stay in small cabins or platform tents.



2015 Fees: $155–$550


Website: http://www.girlscoutsiowa.org/camp.cfm

Contact information: Julia Cira, [email protected] or 800-342-8389

Girl Scouts of Greater Iowa

Camp Name: Camp Sacajawea

Camp Location: Boone, IA

Camp Sacajawea offers traditional camp programming, including horseback riding, a climbing wall, low ropes

courses, arts and crafts, and archery. Campers stay in a variety of sleeping areas, including small cabins,

lodges, and platform tents. Settled over 430 acres of wooded ravines just northeast of Boone, Iowa, Camp

Sacajawea has a long history of building girls’ self-esteem, confidence, activity skills, creativity, and

friendships to last a lifetime.



2015 Fees: $155–$550


Website: http://www.girlscoutsiowa.org/camp.cfm


Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois

Camp Name: Camp Little Cloud

Camp Location: Epworth, IA

At Camp Little Cloud, our unique outdoor experiences allow girls to have fun while learning about teamwork

and developing confidence and skills they’ll use the rest of their lives. With the guidance and

encouragement of caring, trained adults, girls will try new things—maybe archery, horseback riding, or

swimming—in a safe, natural environment. Every girl deserves a chance to explore the great outdoors—

which they’ll do at Camp Little Cloud!


Length of sessions: 1–4-night sessions

2015 Fees: $150–$675

Grades the camp serves: entering 2nd–12th

Website: http://girlscoutstoday.org/camp

Contact information: Stacy Conforti, [email protected] or 563-583-9169

KANSAS

Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas and Northwest Missouri

http://www.girlscoutsiowa.org/camp.cfm


http://www.girlscoutsiowa.org/camp.cfm


http://girlscoutstoday.org/camp



Camp Name: Camp Daisy Hindman

Camp Location: Dover, KS

Camp Daisy Hindman is a place where girls grow through the years. With “you & me” overnight programs

that begin in kindergarten, mini camps that start in 2nd grade, resident camp that starts in 4th grade, family

camp for all, and a leadership program for 10th through 12th graders, Daisy Hindman becomes a place girls

call home through the years. Campers spend their days canoeing and kayaking on Lake Odonata, riding

horses, cooling off in the “spray park,” doing archery, hiking, and enjoying lots of other favorite camp

activities—all while making new friends and being guided by cool and caring camp counselors.



2015 Fees: $90–$350

Grades the camp serves: K–12th

Website: http://www.gsksmo.org/camp

Contact information: Laura Jernigan, Camp Director, [email protected] or 816-759-3056

KENTUCKY

Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road Council

Camp Name: Camp Judy Layne

Camp Location: Wellington, KY

Located in Morgan County, a short drive from Cave Run Lake in the Daniel Boone National Forest, Camp Judy

Layne’s adventure-based opportunities abound in over 180 acres of woodland streams and beautiful cliff lines.

Each session follows a girl-friendly theme and includes traditional activities like hiking, swimming, making

crafts, and cooking and singing around the campfire.



2015 Fees: 2 nights/3 days - $180; 5 nights/6 days - $265; CIT - $400; Troop Camp $80


Website: http://www.gskentucky.org

http://gsusa.ebiz.uapps.net/vp/FamilyManagement/Activities.aspx?forward=1

Contact information: Leann Duty, [email protected] or 859-342-6263

LOUISIANA

Girl Scouts Louisiana East

Camp Name: Camp Marydale

Camp Location: St. Francisville, LA

All girls are welcome at this 400-acre camp located in the beautiful St. Francisville. Girls will enjoy programs

such as horseback riding, team building on our low ropes course, hiking, canoeing, archery, swimming, and

arts and crafts. Campers are supervised by college-aged counselors and staff who have gone through our

extensive pre-camp training.

https://www.girlscoutsksmo.org/programs/camping/Summer-Camp/programs-sessions/youAndMe

https://www.girlscoutsksmo.org/programs/camping/Summer-Camp/programs-sessions/mini-camp

https://www.girlscoutsksmo.org/programs/camping/Summer-Camp/programs-sessions/residentcamp

https://www.girlscoutsksmo.org/programs/camping/Summer-Camp/programs-sessions/family-camp/Pages/default.aspx

https://www.girlscoutsksmo.org/programs/camping/Summer-Camp/programs-sessions/family-camp/Pages/default.aspx

http://www.gsksmo.org/camp

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http://www.gskentucky.org/

http://gsusa.ebiz.uapps.net/vp/FamilyManagement/Activities.aspx?forward=1



Dates of 2015 camp season: May 31–July 17


2015 Fees: $75–$375


Website: http://www.gsle.org/camps/resident-camp/

Contact information: Angela Arneal, [email protected] or 225-747-0403


Camp Name: Camp Whispering Pines

Camp Location: Independence, LA

All girls are welcome to this 600 acre camp located right outside of Hammond, LA. Girls will enjoy programs

such as rock climbing, ziplining, canoeing & kayaking, hiking, archery, swimming, and taking a trip down our

lake slide. Girls who are ready for a super adventure are encouraged to attend. Campers are supervised by

college aged counselors and staff who have been trained in our extensive pre-camp training.


Length of sessions: 3 days–1 week

2015 Fees: $75–$300





Camp Name: Camp Covington

Camp Location: Covington, LA

Girls at this camp can attend sessions with their mothers and fathers (or similar adult). Girls and parents will

enjoy together activities like swimming, hiking, archery, arts and crafts, and field trips to local

venues. Programs are facilitated by college-aged counselors and staff who have gone through our extensive

pre-camp training.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 7–June 19


2015 Fees: $150




MAINE

Girl Scouts of Maine

Camp Name: Camp Pondicherry

Camp Location: Bridgton, ME

Pondicherry is in the foothills of the White Mountains, in Maine’s Lakes Region. Archery, horseback riding,

boating, swimming, and outdoor living are just some of the programs offered. Girls can explore miles of

trails, fields, and forests, and enjoy panoramic views from Blueberry Hill. Resident and day camps offered.

http://www.gsle.org/camps/resident-camp/







Dates of 2015 camp season: July 5–July 31

Length of sessions: 4 days, 1 week, 2 weeks

2015 Fees: $450 and up; $800 horse program


Website: http://girlscoutsofmaine.org/camp/

Contact information: Mary Ellen Deschenes, [email protected], or Anna Gross, 207-772-1177

Girl Scouts of Maine

Camp Name: Camp Natarswi

Camp Location: Millinocket, ME (near Baxter State Park)

Experience hiking, rock climbing, canoe trips, and more in the shadow of majestic Mt. Katahdin. Natarswi is the perfect place to advance your outdoor living skills and develop leadership skills. At the doorstep of the Baxter State Park wilderness, Natarswi is an outdoorswoman’s dream!


Length of sessions: 1–2 weeks

2015 Fees: $450 and up


Website: http://girlscoutsofmaine.org/camp/

Contact information: Mary Ellen Deschenes, [email protected], or Treasa Wheeler, 207-772-1177

MARYLAND

Girl Scouts of Central Maryland

Camp Name: Camp Conowingo

Camp Location: Conowingo, Maryland

Camp Conowingo has 600 wooded acres making it perfect for swimming, horseback riding, canoeing,

archery, high and low ropes, arts and crafts, drama, and nature exploration. Led by experienced staff, the

programs promote self-esteem as girls develop new skills, meet new friends and have a truly fun time.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 14 – August 14

Length of sessions: 1 week

2015 Fees: $310 - $525

Grades the camp serves: entering 2 – 12 in fall 2015

Link for website or website page: http://www.gscm.org/camps/camp-listings/

Contact information: [email protected] or 1-800-492-2521 ext 284

Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay

Camp Name: Camp Grove Point

Camp Location: Earleville, MD

Summer camp is a place to grow, learn and have fun! This year, kayak on the Sassafras River, explore the

woods and make new friends during Resident Camp at Camp Grove Point. We’re offering seven fun themes -

- including the ever popular Hogwarts week with a Fairy Friends twist. You’ll have time to swim and hang out

with friends too!

http://girlscoutsofmaine.org/camp/


http://girlscoutsofmaine.org/camp/


http://www.gscm.org/camps/camp-listings/



Dates of 2015 camp season: June 21, 2015 – August 7, 2015

Length of sessions: Sunday thru Friday

2015 Fees: $315

Grades the camp serves: Girls entering 2nd grade through 12th grade

Link for website or website page: www.gscb.org


Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital

Camp Name: Camp Winona

Camp Location: Hughesville, MD

Tucked away in southern Maryland, Camp Winona offers a multitude of activities, spanning everything from

the culinary and performing arts, to science and animal care, to basic outdoor programming. The woods of

Winona are a great place for campers to discover Fossil Creek, Teepee Valley, and many other destination

spots. Programs range in length from three days to a week and are available to girls who have completed

grade K up through girls who have completed grade 11. All girls will participate in such general camp

activities as swimming, archery, canoeing, kayaking, arts and crafts, s’more making, and more!

Dates of 2015 Camp Session: mid-June–mid-August

Length of Sessions: 3–5 days


2015 Fees: $220-$600

Website: http://www.gscnc.org

Contact information: Denise Viau, Camping Services Manager, [email protected] or 202-274-3308

MASSACHUSETTS

Girl Scouts of Central and Western MA

Camp Name: Camp Bonnie Brae

Camp Location: East Otis, MA

Nestled in the Berkshire Mountains, Camp Bonnie Brae is one of the longest-running Girl Scout camps in the

country! Bonnie Brae offers swimming and various boating opportunities on a large lake; archery, a low

ropes course, and hiking to the Observation Tower are favorite camp activities. Living units include platform

tents, yurts, cabins, treehouses (cabins on stilts) with electricity, and the primitive-style Enchanted Forest,

which has a capacity of 12 campers and fills almost every week. Meals are served family style in the dining

hall and every unit participates in a cookout on Wednesday night.


Length of sessions: half week, 1 week

2015 Fees: $260–$485


Website: http://www.gscwm.org/BonnieBrae.shtml

Contact information: Stacy Harper, Camp Director, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Central and Western MA

Camp Name: Camp Green Eyrie

Camp Location: Harvard, MA

http://www.gscb.org/


http://www.gscnc.org/


http://www.gscwm.org/BonnieBrae.shtml



Camp Green Eyrie is situated on 52 acres and boasts some magnificent shoreline on Bare Hill Pond, allowing

campers an abundance of water activities. Learning skills in the Camp Craft area, camp-wide games on the

A-Field, and Wizard & Hunger Games-themed programs are all a hit at CGE. Each week has an add-on trip

option of rafting, climbing, or visiting the nearby Space Museum. Living units are all platform tents. Meals

are served family style in the dining hall and every unit participates in a cookout Wednesday night.


Length of sessions: half-week, 1-week, 2-week sessions

2015 Fees: $260–$660


Website: http://www.gscwm.org/GreenEyrie.shtml

Contact information: Lizz Gordon, Camp Director, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts

Camp Name: Camp Favorite

Camp Location: Brewster, MA

Turn your summer into the ultimate vacation getaway at Camp Favorite on beautiful Cape Cod—no better

place for fun in the sun. Windsurf, kayak, and swim in Long Pond, or catch some waves at the stunning

ocean beaches. Our graduated sailing programs are great for beginners to advanced sailors. Back on land,

you'll discover the Cape and islands as you bike the nearby Cape Cod Rail Trail. Each weekly session is unique

and includes traditional camp activities like games, crafts, outdoor cooking, and more. After watching a

sunset from the beach or gathering around a seaside campfire, we think you’ll agree: this is a camp

experience like no other!


Length of sessions: 1-week, 2-week, 3-week sessions

2015 Fees: $565–$1180


Website: http://www.hercamp.org

Contact information: [email protected], 617-350-8335 (camp hotline), or 617-350-5246

(camp fax)


Camp Name: Camp Wind-in-the-Pines

Camp Location: Plymouth, MA

Escape into action at Camp Wind-in-the-Pines, where you can test your skills at our state-of-the-art

challenge and adventure facility. Scale our 20-foot rock face wall or try a different spin on climbing in the

bouldering cave. See camp from a whole new angle via the 35-foot-high ropes course, or perfect your

teamwork closer to the ground on the low ropes course. Explore historic Plymouth and southeastern

Massachusetts on exciting day trips; resident campers can even visit Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket for

an island excursion.



2015 Fees: $565–$1230


http://www.gscwm.org/GreenEyrie.shtml


http://www.hercamp.org/





(camp fax)

MICHIGAN

Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan

Camp Name: Camp Linden

Camp Location: Linden, MI

With more than 400 acres of hills, valleys, woods, and wetlands, Camp Linden is a great place for girls to be

curious, explore, create, laugh, lead, and make new friends. With options that include overnight camp, day

camp, horse camp, outdoor programs, and a new outdoor adventure menu, girls have many opportunities

to build courage, confidence, and character. At Camp Linden, girls, troops, families, and rental groups can

experience archery, swimming, hiking, boating, outdoor cooking, science activities, horseback riding,

climbing, and much more.


Length of sessions: 3–6 day sessions

2015 Fees: $195–$640


Website: http://www.girlscoutcamp.org

Contact information: [email protected] or 800-49-SCOUT

Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan

Camp Name: Camp Merrie Woode

Camp Location: Plainwell, MI

Situated just north of Kalamazoo in beautiful southwest Michigan, Camp Merrie Woode offers 216 acres of

lush forest, hiking trails, and sparkling Warner Lake. Girls can experience archery, swimming, hiking, boating,

outdoor cooking, science activities, horseback riding, climbing, and much more.


Length of sessions: 3- to 13-day sessions

2015 Fees: $195–$990


Website: http://www.girlscoutcamp.org

Contact information: [email protected] or 800-49-SCOUT

Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore

Camp Name: Camp Anna Behrens

Camp Location: Greenville, MI

Camp Anna Behrens is an American Camp Association accredited camp nestled on picturesque Lake Lester

where you can enjoy swimming, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Days are filled with waterfront activities,

outdoor cooking, hiking, archery, and adventures with new friends and special campfires. Campers enjoy



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meals in our incredible lodge, stay in cabins and tents and experience the abundant natural beauty that

Camp Anna Behrens has to offer.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 22 – July 22

Length of sessions: 3 days –2 weeks

2015 Fees: $250–$300


Website: http://www.gsmists.org/Pathways/camps

Contact information: Amanda Dotson [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore

Camp Name: Camp Sakakawea

Camp Location: Traverse City, MI

Camp Sakakawea, affectionately nicknamed Camp Saki, is tucked away on Bass Lake in beautiful Northern

Michigan. Wildlife and towering pines surround bungalow style cabins. Girls enjoy swimming, canoeing,

and kayaking on a picturesque waterfront. Days are filled with games, hiking, archery, outdoor cooking and

much more at Camp Saki. They stay in the comfort of bunkhouses, cabins and platform tents and discover

the magic of Camp Saki.

Dates of 2015 camp season: July 29 – August 15

Length of sessions: 3 days –2 weeks

2015 Fees: $150–$300


Website: http://www.gsmists.org/Pathways/camps

Contact information: Amanda Dotson [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan

Camp Name: Camp Hawthorn Hollow

Camp Location: Columbus, MI

Camp Hawthorn Hollow includes 330 acres of wetlands, forests, fields, and adventure! Miles of beautiful

hiking trails, a pond for nature study, two amphitheaters, picnic pavilion, swimming pool, climbing tower,

high and low ropes, zip line, volleyball court, baseball and soccer fields, tetherball and four-square setups,

and a ga-ga pit are all nestled into the woods of Camp Hawthorn Hollow. Modern cabins and rustic villages

are available for troop camping, and summer resident camp offers girls themed weeks featuring horseback

riding and other animal programs, art, cooking, theater, water activities, “night owls,” outdoor skill building,

high adventure (high ropes, climbing tower, zip line), Journey-based activities, and Counselor In Training I &

II.



2015 Fees: $240–$640


Website: http://www.gssem.org/en/the-hub/programs/camp/summer_camp.html (all camp and outdoor

opportunities on website), http://0364475.netsolhost.com/COMPASS/index.html (camp brochure),

http://www.gssem.org/ (GSSEM website)

Contact information: Mary Beffa, Camp Director, [email protected] or 810-720-9042

http://www.gsmists.org/Pathways/camps


http://www.gsmists.org/Pathways/camps


http://www.gssem.org/en/the-hub/programs/camp/summer_camp.html

http://0364475.netsolhost.com/COMPASS/index.html

http://www.gssem.org/



MINNESOTA

Girl Scouts of Minnesota & Wisconsin Lakes & Pines

Camp Name: Northern Lakes Canoe Base

Camp Location: Ely, MN

The Northern Lakes Canoe Base surrounds a quiet inlet on Moose Lake, just 20 mile northeast of Ely,

Minnesota. This program in the rustic wilderness offers fully outfitted canoe trips for girls and adults in the

Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Quetico Provincial Park. Canoe guides maintain certification in

lifeguarding, canoeing, and a minimum of wilderness first aid.



2015 Fees: $190–$1050


Website: http://www.gslakesandpines.org/pages/NorthernLakesCanoeBase/

Contact information: Melissa Garza, Outdoor Program and Property Manager, [email protected]

or 800-955-6032 ext. 3183


Camp Name: Camp Sanderson

Camp Location: Spicer, MN

Located on 33 wooded acres in Spicer, Minnesota, Camp Sanderson is bordered by beautiful Nest Lake on

two sides and Glacial Lakes State Trail on a third. Swimming, canoeing, kayaking, pontoon boat fun, an

amphitheater, archery range, arts & crafts pavilion, program center with dining hall and showers/flush

toilets, Bernice Harper hiking trails, and a marsh with boardwalk are all features of camp.



2015 Fees: $25–$400


Website: http://www.gslakesandpines.org/pages/CampSanderson/

Contact information: Melissa Garza, Outdoor Program & Property Manager, [email protected]

or 800-955-6032 ext. 3183


Camp Name: Camp Shingobee Timbers

Camp Location: Walker, MN

Nestled on 160 acres of Oak and Pine forest five miles south of Walker, Minnesota, Shingobee Timbers

features a quiet lake with established swimming and boating areas, an amphitheater, and high and low

challenge courses. Other program features include an archery and tomahawk range, arts & crafts cabin,

sand volleyball court, hiking trails, and nature paths. The modern program center has dormitory-style rooms

with bunk beds, flush toilets, and showers. Screen cabins have limited electricity, bunks, latrines, and

screened unit shelter nearby.


http://www.gslakesandpines.org/pages/NorthernLakesCanoeBase/


http://www.gslakesandpines.org/pages/CampSanderson/




2015 Fees: $165–$400


Website: http://www.gslakesandpines.org/pages/CampShingobeeTimbers/

Contact information: Melissa Garza, Outdoor Program & Property Manager, [email protected]

or 800-955-6032 ext. 3183

Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valleys

Camp Name: Camp Elk River

Camp Location: Zimmerman, MN (30 miles northwest of Twin Cities)

Camp Elk River features an equestrian center, sand-bottom swimming pond, boating access on Stone Lake,

and human foosball. Housing is in dorms and treehouse cabins. Programs include horseback riding,

traditional camp, science camp, counselor-in-training, troop camp, and “adult & me” sessions. Activities

include horseback riding, archery, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, arts & crafts, and more!


Length of sessions: 6 days or weekend

2015 Fees: $70–$530


Website: http://www.campelkriver.org/

Contact information: http://www.campelkriver.org/about-elk-river/contact-us/ or [email protected];

800-845-0787


Camp Name: Camp Lakamaga

Camp Location: Marine on St. Croix, MN (40 miles north of Twin Cities)

Camp Lakamaga features swimming and boating on Big Marine Lake, a challenge course, amphitheater, and

archery range. Housing is in four-season cabins, yurts, screened cabins, and troop houses. Programs include

traditional camp, waterfront activities, outdoor skill building, counselor-in-training sessions, troop camp,

and “adult & me” sessions. Archery, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, snorkeling, camping,

and arts & crafts are all offered.


Length of sessions: 4–6 days or weekend

2015 Fees: $70–$460


Website: http://www.camplakamaga.org/

Contact information: http://www.camplakamaga.org/about-lakamaga/contact-us/ or

[email protected]; 800-845-0787


Camp Name: Camp Singing Hills

Camp Location: Waterville, MN (70 miles south of Twin Cities)

Camp Singing Hills features swimming and boating on Fish Lake, a challenge course, amphitheater, and

archery range. Housing is in four-season cabins, screened tent-cabins, and platform tents. Programs include

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http://www.campelkriver.org/

http://www.campelkriver.org/about-elk-river/contact-us/


http://www.camplakamaga.org/

http://www.camplakamaga.org/about-lakamaga/contact-us/



traditional camp, outdoor/camp skill building, troop camp, and “adult & me” sessions. Activities include

archery, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, camping, arts & crafts, and more!



2015 Fees: $70–$460


Website: http://www.campsinginghills.org/

Contact information: http://www.campsinginghills.org/about-singing-hills/contact-us/ or

[email protected]; 800-845-0787

MISSISSIPPI

Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi

Camp Name: Camp Iti Kana

Camp Location: Wiggins, MS

Camp Iti Kana is a summer camp offering three- and four-day overnight sessions for girls ages 6–17,

including those not in Girl Scouts. Traditional camp activities are enjoyed, including swimming; archery;

crafts; nature, science, and leadership activities; games; hiking; cookouts; campfires; and sing-alongs.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June

Length of sessions: 3 days/2 nights and 4 days/3 nights

2015 Fees: $165–$300


Website: http://gsgms.org/index.php/camp/


Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi

Camp Name: Camp Wahi

Camp Location: Brandon, MS

Camp Wahi is a summer camp offering three- and four-day overnight sessions for girls ages 6–17, including

those not in Girl Scouts. Traditional camp activities are enjoyed, including swimming; archery; crafts; nature,

science, and leadership activities; games; hiking; cookouts; campfires; and sing-alongs.

Dates of 2015 camp season: July

Length of sessions: 3 days/2 nights and 4 days/3 nights

2015 Fees: $165–$300


Website: http://gsgms.org/index.php/camp/


Girl Scouts Heart of the South

Camp Name: Camp Tik A Witha

Camp Location: Van Vleet, MS

http://www.campsinginghills.org/

http://www.campsinginghills.org/about-singing-hills/contact-us/


http://gsgms.org/index.php/camp/


http://gsgms.org/index.php/camp/



With themed sessions that cater to your interests, Camp Tik A Witha has something for everyone! Splash in

the pool, canoe in the lake, challenge yourself on our high (or low) ropes course with a rock wall… Want to

try your hand at archery? We offer that, too, as well as horseback riding for our girls who love to spend time

in a saddle. We hope you’ll come play with us this summer!



2015 Fees: $200–$700


Website: http://girlscoutshs.org/2015-summer-camp

Contact information: Suzanne Forsythe, Camp Services Manager/Camp Director,


MISSOURI

Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri

Camp Name: Camp Cedarledge

Camp Location: Pevely, Missouri

An overnight experience ranging from a few days to a few weeks. Resident Camp offers girls daily activity

choices, such as boating, swimming, archery, outdoor skills, junior vet, science, crafts, nature and specialty

camps based on popular movies Frozen and The Hunger Games. Horse option available. Four-tiered

Equestrian Program available for girls in grades 5-11 and Counselor in Training available for girls in grades 9-

11. Tech Tango, an opportunity for girls in grades 8-11 to be part of the camp’s social media team.

Dates of camp season: June 7- July 3

Length of sessions: 1-4 weeks

2015 Fees: $325 - $690

Grades the camp serves: 1-11

Link for website or website page: www.girlscoutsem.org/camp

Contact information: Brooke Petryka, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri

Camp Name: Camp Tuckaho

Camp Location: Troy, Missouri

An overnight experience ranging from a few days to a few weeks. Resident Camp offers girls daily activity

choices, such as boating, swimming, archery, outdoor skills, junior vet, science, crafts, nature and specialty

camps based on popular movies Frozen and The Hunger Games. Outdoor Adventure Course Option

available. Camp Sampler for girls in grades 1-7 led by Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors. A two week

Leader-in-Training program for girls in grades 7-9.

Dates of camp season: July 12-August 7

Length of sessions: 1-2 weeks

2015 Fees: $325-$690

Grades the camp serves: 1-11

http://girlscoutshs.org/2015-summer-camp


http://www.girlscoutsem.org/camp



Link for website or website page: www.girlscoutsem.org/camp

Contact information: Brooke Petryka, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland

Camp Name: Cherokee Ridge Program Center

Camp Location: Patterson, MO

Nestled in the foothills of the Ozarks, with a captivating view of Lake Potashnik, Cherokee Ridge lies next to

the St. Francis River near Same A. Baker Park in Wayne County. Home to our equestrian program, Cherokee

Ridge offers the thrills of horseback riding, swimming in the pool, learning to shoot a bow and arrow, and

catching fish in the lake.


Length of sessions: 1 day–2 weeks

2015 Fees: $90–$320


Website: http://www.girlscoutsmoheartland.org

Contact information: Melody Hutchison, Leadership & Learning Specialist–Outdoor,

[email protected] or 877-312-4764 ext. 1122


Camp Name: Finbrooke Program Center

Camp Location: Rogersville, MO

A spectacular camp just outside Springfield in Christian County along the beautiful Finely River, Finbrooke

offers a wide variety of programs designed to encourage and support girls in their quest to face and

overcome outdoor challenges. From rappelling off a tower and swimming in an Olympic-size pool to hiking

to the “Hidden Falls” and perfecting your shot at the archery range, Finbrooke offers the ultimate camp

experience.


Length of sessions: 1 day–2 weeks

2015 Fees: $40–$490






Camp Name: Latonka Program Center

Camp Location: Wappapello, MO

Tucked away in its own private cove on beautiful Lake Wappapello in Wayne County is Latonka, “Home by

the Water.” Challenge yourself on our low ropes adventure course or swing in the trees on our high ropes

course. Spend some time in the recreation hall, soar down the zip line, cook over a campfire, swim in the

lake, and soak up the sun on a sandy beachfront.


Length of sessions: 1 day–two weeks

http://www.girlscoutsem.org/camp


http://www.girlscoutsmoheartland.org/





2015 Fees: $40–$320





MONTANA

Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming

Camp Name: Swim, Splash and Sail Camp

Camp Location: Helena, MT

At Swim, Splash and Sail Camp in Helena, Montana, you’ll discover Canyon Ferry Lake in all its majesty! You’ll

have fun in the water from sunup to sundown, learning to navigate a sailboat, fish, paddle board, and more.



2015 Fees: $125–$320


Website: http://gsmw.org/camp/

Contact information: JuDee O’Donnell, Camp Director, 2303 Grand Ave, Billings, MT 59102, 406-252-0488


Camp Name: Castle Rock

Camp Location: Butte, MT

The Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming offers leadership development, themed camps, and exploration of

nature for girls in grades K-12. Camp provides her with opportunities to become more independent, foster

her self-esteem, make new friends, learn new skills, and develop an appreciation for the outdoors. Our

traditional approach combined with a dynamic staff-team ensures the highest quality experience for every

camper.



2015 Fees: $80–$310



Contact information: JuDee O’Donnell, Camp Director, 2303 Grand Ave., Billings, MT 59102, 406-252-0488


Camp Name: Timbercrest

Camp Location: Red Lodge, MT

Camp Timbercrest offers leadership development, themed programs, and nature exploration for girls in

grades K–12. Providing opportunities to increase independence and self-esteem and to make new friends,

learn new skills, and develop an appreciation for the outdoors, our camp combines a traditional approach

with a dynamic team of staff that ensures every girl has a high-quality camp experience.



http://gsmw.org/camp/





2015 Fees: $80–$310




NEW HAMPSHIRE


Camp Name: Camp Runels

Camp Location: Pelham, NH

Experience Camp Runels’ unique mix of art and adventure. Let your creative side shine through in the craft

studio, giving the pottery wheel a spin, developing photos in the darkroom, or painting the next great

masterpiece. Travel New Hampshire by van, foot, canoe, or kayak through our trip and travel programs; you

might even paddle into the sunset on Squam Lake, summit Mt. Chocorua, or soar down a zip line in the

White Mountains.



2015 Fees: $565–$1250




(camp fax)


Camp Name: Camp Wabasso

Camp Location: Bradford, NH

Aspiring actresses, writers, and directors take center stage in our theater programs. Showcase an original

production while perfecting your performance, costume creation, and writing skills—or saddle up at our

fully equipped stable and explore our horseback riding trails with lessons tailored for beginning to advanced

riders. First time at camp? Try a mini or one-week session. Want to explore the world beyond camp? Set a

course for adventure through our trip and travel destinations (grades 9–12). And no matter which program

you choose, you’ll enjoy traditional camp activities like swimming, boating, woodworking, campfires, and

more.



2015 Fees: $565–$1875




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NEW JERSEY

Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ


Camp Location: Newfield, NJ

Camp Sacy, short for Camp Sacajawea, is a 186-acre camp located in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey.

Facilities include platform tents; craft and nature cabins; an open-air dining hall; a picturesque lake where

girls boat, canoe, and kayak; and an Olympic-size swimming pool. Sacy offers weeklong resident camp

experiences, offering boating, archery, swimming lessons, and more. Girls arrive on Sunday afternoon and

are welcomed to camp at the evening campfire where they meet their sister Girl Scouts while singing songs

and participating in fun activities. Resident camp runs from Sunday afternoon until Friday afternoon.


Length of sessions: 1 week (Sunday–Friday)

2015 Fees: $425/week and $600/week (horse camp)


Website: http://www.campforgirls.org

Contact information: Caitlyn Wyand, Summer Camp Director, [email protected] or 856-795-1560 ext. 240

NEW MEXICO

Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails Camp Name: Camp Rancho del Chaparral Camp Location: Cuba, NM

A traditional camp located in the Jemez Mountains outside Cuba, New Mexico, Camp Rancho del Chaparral

specializes in horseback riding, hiking, nature exploration, archery, arts, and drama. Campers enjoy sleeping

in platform tents, Adirondacks, hogans (traditional dwellings of the Navajo people), and our popular covered

wagons.

Dates of 2015 camp season: May 31–August 7 Length of sessions: 3–6 nights, including weekend family camps 2015 Fees: $275–$450 Grades the camp serves: 1st–12th

Website: http://nmgirlscouts.org/camp.aspx

Contact information: Vanessa "Shoe" Grose, 505-924-2524

Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails Camp Name: Camp Elliott Barker Camp Location: Angel Fire, NM

A rustic, high-adventure camp located in the Carson National Forest, Camp Elliott Barker specializes.in more

advanced, out-of-camp trips involving rock climbing, rafting, canoeing, paddle boarding, extended

backpacking, wilderness survival, low and high ropes courses (including a zip line), and archery. Campers

sleep in platform tents or cabins.

http://www.campforgirls.org/


http://nmgirlscouts.org/camp.aspx


Dates of 2015 camp season: June 8–August 7 Length of sessions: 3–6 nights, including weekend family camps 2015 Fees: $300–$400 Grades the camp serves: 4th–12th Website: http://nmgirlscouts.org/camp.aspx Contact information: Vanessa "Shoe" Grose, 505-924-2524

NEW YORK

Girl Scouts of Greater New York

Camp Name: Camp Kaufmann

Camp Location: Dutchess County, NY

Camp Kaufmann provides troop, “mom & me,” family, and independent camp experiences for girls. We offer

a pool, lake, frog pond, high and low ropes courses, butterfly garden and atrium, greenhouse and vegetable

garden, archery, snowshoeing, crafts, and more.

Dates of 2015 camp season: year-round

Length of sessions: day trips–weekends

2015 Fees: $35–$220


Website: www.girlscoutsnyc.org

Contact information: Karen Lundgard, [email protected] or 212-645-4000 ext. 226

Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson

Camp Name: Rock Hill Camp

Camp Location: Mahopac, NY

Rock Hill Camp is located on 190 acres perfect for hiking, archery, high ropes, zip lining, swimming, and

boating. We offer something for every camper—high adventure, fashion, science, cooking, water fun, and so

much more. Campers stay in either all-weather cabins or platform tents with access to modern washhouses.



2015 Fees: $315–$1,900


Website: www.girlscoutshh.org/Summer-Camp/ or https://www.facebook.com/RockHillCamp


Girl Scouts of Nassau County

Camp Name: Camp Blue Bay

Camp Location: East Hampton, NY

Camp Blue Bay is a traditional Girl Scout sleepaway camp located on Gardiner’s Bay. Girls live in either

platform tents or dormitory-style troop houses. Activities include swimming, boating, sailing, a low ropes

course, arts & crafts, nature programming, songs, games, outdoor cooking, and campfires.


http://nmgirlscouts.org/camp.aspx

http://www.girlscoutsnyc.org/


http://www.girlscoutshh.org/Summer-Camp/

https://www.facebook.com/RockHillCamp



Length of sessions: 1–2-week sessions

2015 Fees: $625 (1 week) for registered Girl Scout (multi-week discount available)

Grades the camp serves: entering 1st–11th (as of September)

Website: http://www.gsnc.org/camp

Contact information: Laura Bissett-Carr, Manager, Program and Outdoor Services, [email protected] or 631-

604-2201

Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York

Camp Name: Hidden Lake Camp

Camp Location: Lake George, NY

Girls registering for this resident camp are in for an amazing experience. From beginning to end, they’ll have

the opportunity to customize their camp experience. Available are high and low ropes courses, creek

walking, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, swimming, archery, hiking trails and mountains, arts & crafts,

and nature exploration. Come join the fun!


Length of sessions: Sunday–Friday

2015 Fees: $400/week, with optional specialty programs for an additional cost


Website: http://gsneny.org/summer-camp-2015

Contact information: Amy Kelly, [email protected] or 518-489-8110

Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York

Camp Name: Lake Clear Camp

Camp Location: near Saranac Lake, NY

Girls registering for this resident camp are in for an amazing experience. From beginning to end, they’ll have

the opportunity to customize their camp experience. Available are kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding,

hiking trails and offsite trips to the Adirondack high peaks area, wild center and Paul Smith's College Visitor

Interpretive Center, arts & crafts, and nature exploration. Come join the fun!



2015 Fees: $400/week, with optional specialty programs for an additional cost


Website: http://gsneny.org/summer-camp-2015

Contact information: Amy Kelly, [email protected] or 518-489-8110

Girl Scouts of Suffolk County

Camp Name: Camp Edey

Camp Location: Bayport, NY

Camp Edey's sleepaway camp is located on 95 sprawling acres on the beautiful Sans Souci Lakes in Bayport, New York. Offerings include two pools, an archery range, miles of hiking trails, and even a frog-friendly pond. Camp fee includes all meals and activities.

Dates of 2015 camp season: July 20–24 or August 10–14

http://www.gsnc.org/camp


http://gsneny.org/summer-camp-2015


http://gsneny.org/summer-camp-2015




2015 Fees: $495 per session


Website: http://www.gssc.us


Girl Scouts of Western New York

Camp Name: Camp Seven Hills

Camp Location: Holland, NY

Camp Seven Hills is located in Holland, New York, and encompasses approximately 620 acres of woodland

paths, sunny meadows, ponds, streams, and hills. Camp facilities includes a lake, pool, central dining hall,

shower houses, cabin and platform tent units, a vast sports complex, horse stables and riding areas, and a

high and low ropes challenge course. At Camp Seven Hills, girls in grades 1–12 have the opportunity to

participate in a variety of activities, including swimming, boating, arts & crafts, ropes challenge course

programs, horseback riding, and out-of-camp trips. This is the perfect resident camp for your daughter(s) to

meet and make new friends, learn more about her/their abilities, and share the joy of summer with others.

Many campers return summer after summer for that “special something” they say Camp Seven Hills

provides.


Length of sessions: mini-, 1-week, and 2-week sessions

2015 Fees: $175–$605


Website: http://www.gswny.org

Contact information: Janet DePetrillo, Director of Outdoor Program, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Western New York

Camp Name: Camp Timbercrest

Camp Location: Randolph, NY

Camp Timbercrest is located on 900 beautiful acres of the Allegheny Forest in Randolph, New York. The

camp includes a 31-acre lake, numerous hiking and horseback riding trails, central dining hall, shower house,

cabin and platform tent units, lodges, and horse stables. Camp Timbercrest is the perfect setting for girls in

grades 1–12 to experience a great traditional summer camp program. Girls will have an opportunity to

participate in a variety of activities, including swimming, boating, sailing, kayaking, arts & crafts, archery, and

horseback riding. While at Camp Timbercrest, your daughter(s) will meet and make new friends, learn more

about her/their abilities, and share the joy of summer with others


Length of sessions: mini-, 1-week, and 2-week sessions

2015 Fees: $175–$605


Website: http://www.gswny.org

Contact information: Janet DePetrillo, Director of Outdoor Program, [email protected]

http://www.gssc.us/


http://www.gswny.org/


http://www.gswny.org/



NORTH CAROLINA

Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines

Camp Name: Camp Graham

Camp Location: Vance County, NC

Camp Graham is located on beautiful Kerr Lake, which is the main hub of activity for campers. The camp

consists of 155 acres of lakefront, open areas, and woodlands. Campers will enjoy the waterfront,

whether they swim, slide down the 10-foot water slide, canoe, kayak, paddle board, or sail (depending

on swimming ability level). Every camper will have the opportunity to participate in the camp’s

traditions and create a tie-dyed T-shirt, make crafts, take aim at archery, explore wide-open spaces, and

enjoy all else that camp has to offer. Campers will stay in either platform tents or cabins, based on

session.



2015 Fees: $260–430 (early-bird discount for registrations prior to March 31)


Website: http://www.nccoastalpines.org/en/camp/summer-resident-camp.html

Contact information: Neph Bailey, [email protected] or 800-284-4476


Camp Name: Camp Hardee

Camp Location: Beaufort County, NC

Camp Hardee is located southeast of Washington, North Carolina, on the Pamlico River. The camp

consists of 95 acres with riverfront, woodlands, and open space. Campers stay in air-conditioned cabins

while enjoying camp activities such as arts & crafts, swimming in the pool, archery, and canoeing. Some

sessions allow campers to kayak or sail on the river. During all sessions with girls entering grades 2–3,

counselors will sleep in cabins with the girls.






Contact information: Kristi Doebler, [email protected] or 800-284-4475


Camp Name: Camp Mary Atkinson

Camp Location: Johnston County, NC

Camp Mary Atkinson is located near Clayton in Johnston County. The camp consists of 278 acres of

woodlands. At Camp Mary Atkinson, campers can participate in the “Challenge by Choice” Alpine Tower

(for girls entering grades 4 and up), the bouldering grotto, and other camper favorites like the zero-

entry swimming pool and the 10-foot waterslide. The Leadership Center hosts an air-conditioned dining

hall, stage, and technology center. Campers will also take aim at archery; go canoeing, kayaking, or

http://www.nccoastalpines.org/en/camp/summer-resident-camp.html





paddle boarding on the pond; participate in nature activities; play sports in the “airnasium”; and much

more! Campers will stay in either platform tents or cabins.






Contact information: Deanna Ludwick, [email protected] or 800-284-4475

OHIO

Girl Scouts of North East Ohio

Camp Name: Camp Timberlane

Camp Location: Wakeman, OH

Camp Timberlane is located on 324 scenic acres on the beautiful Firelands Reserve. The property includes

miles of hiking trails, an in-ground pool with shower house, meandering 6-acre lake, year-round archery

range, boating, challenge course, and observatory. Camping units are distinctive and unique, featuring two

cabin-style units, two treehouse units, and a platform tent unit. A variety of summer programs are offered,

including four- and six-day resident camps.


Length of sessions: 4–6 day programs

2015 Fees: $205–$360


Website: http://www.gsneo.org/en/camp/our-camps.html

Contact information: 800-852-4474

Girl Scouts of North East Ohio

Camp Name: Camp Ledgewood

Camp Location: Peninsula, OH

Camp Ledgewood is a beautifully rustic camp located within the boundaries of the Cuyahoga Valley National

Park. This 400-acre camp offers activities including swimming, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, archery,

canoeing, high ropes courses, zip lining, and more! Housing units include tents, cabins, and Adirondack

shelters. A variety of programs are offered, including six-day resident camps.


Length of sessions: 6-day programs

2015 Fees: $305–$450


Website: http://www.gsneo.org/en/camp/our-camps.html


Girl Scouts of Western Ohio

Camp Name: Camp Libbey



http://www.gsneo.org/en/camp/our-camps.html

http://www.gsneo.org/en/camp/our-camps.html


Camp Location: Defiance, OH

Nestled along the banks of the scenic Maumee River just outside Defiance, Ohio, Camp Libbey has close to

350 acres of fields, forests, and ravines. Resident and troop adventure camp sessions are offered, with a

variety of activities available to girls, including swimming, canoeing, archery, crafts, a challenge course,

climbing wall, and zip line.



2015 Fees: $110–$410


Website: http://www.gswo.org/en/camp/summer-resident-camp.html


Girl Scouts of Western Ohio

Camp Name: Camp Whip Poor Will

Camp Location: Morrow, OH

Located near the Little Miami River on 505 acres of land, Camp Whip Poor Will offers a variety of living

areas, including platform tents and Conestoga wagons. Ravines give way to small creeks which make

excellent spots for creek hikes and fossil hunts. A small pond, low challenge course, archery range,

swimming pool, and craft area are a few of the exciting features of Camp Whip Poor Will.



2015 Fees: $145–$500


Website: http://www.gswo.org/en/camp/summer-resident-camp.html


OKLAHOMA

Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma

Camp Name: Camp Tallchief

Camp Location: Near Tulsa, OK

Camp Tallchief on the beautiful, private Zink Ranch features a horse arena and trails, swimming pool, lake, ponds, archery range, and ropes course, among many other program areas. In 2016, new camper cabins will be air-conditioned with indoor bathroom facilities. Sessions are predominantly theme based and feature horseback riding, sailing, zoology, rock climbing, waterskiing, fishing, and much more. Lesson plans for each session strive to incorporate Girl Scout Journeys and badge-related programming.



2015 Fees: $125–$650


Website: http://www.gseok.org

Contact information: Becky Simpson, [email protected]

http://www.gswo.org/en/camp/summer-resident-camp.html

http://www.gswo.org/en/camp/summer-resident-camp.html

http://www.gseok.org/



OREGON

Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington

Camp Name: Camp Cleawox

Camp Location: Florence, OR

Hear that sound? Adventure on the Oregon Coast is calling! Camp Cleawox is all about sand, surf, and sun as

girls discover swimming, kayaking, canoeing, and the wonder of the Pacific Ocean. What will the tide pools

reveal today? How will we decorate our sand castle? Who will be the ga-ga ball champion? At this magical

lakeside camp, girls decide!

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 28–August 19 Length of sessions: 2–12 nights 2015 Fees: $130–$1150 ($90–$950 with subsidized pricing)

Grades the camp serves: Daisy–Ambassador

Website: http://www.girlscoutsosw.org/en/camps/explore_our-camps/camp_cleawox.html



Camp Name: Camp Whispering Winds

Camp Location: Philomath, OR

The summer breeze blows softly over canoes docked at Lake of the Winds as girls get ready for a day of fun!

At Camp Whispering Winds, there’s so much to choose from: spend time with the horses and go for a trail

ride, splash and lounge at the hillside pool, play meadow games, or search for the source of a babbling

stream. Finish your day with a campfire song as the sun sets over the beautiful central Willamette Valley.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 28–August 15 Length of sessions: 2–12 nights 2015 Fees: $130–$1150 ($90–$950 with subsidized pricing)


Website: http://www.girlscoutsosw.org/en/camps/explore_our-camps/Camp_whispering_winds.html


PENNSYLVANIA

Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania

Camp Name: Camp Mosey Wood

Camp Location: White Haven, PA

At Camp Mosey Wood, adventure awaits! Explore Mosey Wood Pond as you fly over the water on the new

dueling zip line, make a splash as you soar into the air off the Aqua Tower, or race your friends on stand-up

paddle boards. Challenge yourself on a multi-level high challenge course or a low challenge course. In

addition to activities linked with your chosen camp theme, you’ll enjoy traditional camp activities like

archery, cookouts, campfires, a climbing wall, swimming, boating, arts & crafts, nature and science

programming, hiking, teambuilding, and more!


http://www.girlscoutsosw.org/en/camps/explore_our-camps/camp_cleawox.html


http://www.girlscoutsosw.org/en/camps/explore_our-camps/Camp_whispering_winds.html



Length of sessions: 3-day, 1-week, 2-week, 3-week, and 4-week programs

2015 Fees: $195–$840


Website: http://www.gsep.org/camps/resident-camps.php

Contact information: April Beattie, [email protected]


Camp Name: Camp Wood Haven

Camp Location: Pine Grove, PA

Alpacas, horses, and critters, oh my! Join us at Camp Wood Haven where you can take care of alpacas in our

critter cabin and horseback-ride on camp trails. After choosing your camp theme, take part in traditional

camp activities including a climbing wall, swimming in the pool, archery, playing gaga, teambuilding on the

low ropes course, arts & crafts projects, exploring nature, and more. We also have an extensive selection of

older-girl programs, featuring out-of-camp trips that will take you to thrilling theme parks, back in time via

the Renaissance Fair, and on “extreme ghost hunting” adventures!



2015 Fees: $195–$820



Contact information: Michele Bement, [email protected]


Camp Name: Camp Laughing Waters

Camp Location: Gilbertsville, PA

Friendship and fun in the sun—what more could you ask for? Camp Laughing Waters will deliver your best

summer yet as you go horseback riding on camp trails, play a round of disc golf, and spend time in the trees

on our brand-new high ropes course. After choosing your camp theme, spend time doing traditional camp

activities including archery, playing gaga, arts & crafts, swimming in the pool, cookouts, teambuilding on the

low ropes course, campfires, nature activities, hiking, and more! You can also explore national parks,

waterparks, and amusement parks on our out-of-camp trips!



2015 Fees: $170–$780



Contact information: Megan Rich, [email protected]

Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA

Camp Name: Camp Archbald

Camp Location: Kingsley, PA

http://www.gsep.org/camps/resident-camps.php







We offer traditional camping as well as ranch experiences. Girls will have the opportunity to do exactly what

they want at camp, creating their own schedule and choosing a badge they would like to earn. Note that for

girls interested in horseback riding, space is limited and fills up quickly.



2015 Fees: $249–$399


Website: http://www.gshpa.org


Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA

Camp Name: Camp Small Valley

Camp Location: Halifax, PA

We offer traditional camping as well as ranch experiences. Girls will have the opportunity to do exactly what

they want at camp, creating their own schedule and choosing a badge they would like to earn. Note that for

girls interested in horseback riding, space is limited and fills up quickly.



2015 Fees: $249–$399


Website: http://www.gshpa.org


Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania

Camp Name: Camp Hawthorne Ridge

Camp Location: Girard, PA

Camp Hawthorne Ridge is located in Fairview Township, Erie County. The camp boasts 207 beautiful acres

with a variety of housing options – tents, cabins, and lodges. Camp Hawthorne Ridge is a great place for new

or less experienced campers looking to develop their outdoor skills.



2015 Fees: $25–$425


Website: http://www.gswpa.org



Camp Name: Camp Singing Hills

Camp Location: Oil City, PA

Camp Singing Hills is located in Venango County, between Franklin and Oil City, in the foothills of the

Allegheny River, French Creek, and Oil Creek. The 221-acre camp is Girl Scouts Western Pennsylvania’s high-

adventure camp, challenging girls in archery, target shooting, low and high ropes, and canoeing (offsite).

http://www.gshpa.org/


http://www.gshpa.org/


http://www.gswpa.org/



This camp is perfect for older Girl Scouts ready to take on new physical and mental challenges. Singing Hills

has a beautiful wooded hiking trail and an awesome outdoor amphitheater with a babbling brook running

alongside. Camping accommodations include tents, yurts, and lodges.



2015 Fees: $95–$195





Camp Name: Camp Conshatawba

Camp Location: Summer Hill, PA

Camp Conshatawba, located in Summerhill, Cambria County, sits on 300-plus wooded acres and is an

excellent place for campers of all ages to explore who they are and who they want to be. Conshatawba

boasts beautiful modern lodges, cozy cabins, and platform tents for sleeping. Girls and adults alike can

experience the sound of the babbling Laurel Run and enjoy our vista of the beautiful Laurel Highlands. While

each camp session has a focused theme, girls and families can participate in traditional Conshatawba

activities for a well-rounded camp experience.



2015 Fees: $40–$425





Camp Name: Camp Skymeadow

Camp Location: Avonmore, PA

Camp Skymeadow sits on 371 acres of grassy meadows and a stand of evergreens at the southern tip of

Armstrong County, near Avonmore. This camp is a great space for beginning campers, with all the amenities.

Camp Skymeadow boasts modern lodges with indoor facilities, electricity, and full kitchens. Depending on

the program you sign up for, you may also have the option of staying in a platform tent. Camp Skymeadow is

the place for girls entering grades K–6 to experience CORE camp and family camp.



2015 Fees: $100–$130





Camp Name: Camp Redwing








Camp Location: Renfrew, PA

Since 1923, Camp Redwing has been a terrific place for girls to enjoy a traditional resident camp experience.

Whether girls are staying in a platform tent or a yurt, Redwing is great opportunity for girls to make new

friends and reunite with old friends. Girls can choose their own adventures at Camp Redwing and learn new

skills from counselors and other girls. We offer two-night and two-week programs; there’s something for

every camper at Redwing!



2015 Fees: $120–$720




RHODE ISLAND

Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England

Camp Name: Camp Hoffman

Camp Location: Kingstown, RI

Situated on 170 acres on the shores of Larkin Pond, Camp Hoffman offers girls the chance to participate in

swimming lessons in a natural pond, hiking, archery, arts & crafts, and camp skill building. They also have

access to a deluxe ropes challenge course.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 28–30 and July 5–August 7

Length of sessions: 3-day and 1-week sessions

2015 Fees: $450 (general program)–$860 (specialty programs)


Website: www.gssne.org

Contact information: Charlotte Markey, Outdoor Program Specialist, [email protected] or 401-331-4500

ext. 1419

SOUTH CAROLINA

Girl Scouts of Eastern South Carolina

Camp Name: Sandy Ridge

Camp Location: Bennettsville, SC

Sandy Ridge is on 500 acres of beautiful sand hills and includes two lakes. With a capacity of 72 girls per

session, Sandy Ridge is the perfect place to spend summer break. Facilities include a swimming pool, archery

range, sports field, clay pit, and air-conditioned dining hall. There are three sleeping units; two are air

conditioned while one is in a heavily shaded area. Girls can attend traditional resident camp, enjoy a camp

experience with their family, or opt to attend with their troop during one of our troop adventure camp (TAC)

sessions. Sandy Ridge also utilizes Camp Pee Dee, which is in very close proximity to Sandy Ridge, for our

horse and high ropes programs.



http://www.gssne.org/





2015 Fees: $55–$530


Website: http://www.gsesc.org

Contact information: Chuck Iler, [email protected] or 843-479-6814

South Carolina-Mountains to Midlands

Camp Name: Camp WaBak

Camp Location: Marietta, SC

Our mountain location offers sessions for girls that include activities such as horseback riding, swimming,

arts & crafts, outdoor adventures, and much more. Program opportunities await Girl Scout Cadettes as they

participate in travel adventures. Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors who are up for the challenge will want

to check out the leadership opportunities and all the fun they have to offer.



2015 Fees: $130–$450


Website: http://www.gssc-mm.org

Contact information: Lynn Arve, [email protected] or 864-770-1410

South Carolina-Mountains to Midlands

Camp Name: Camp Occaneechi

Camp Location: Lexington, SC

Through a partnership with the YMCA of Columbia, Camp Occaneechi offers girls the opportunity to enjoy

resident camp. Program opportunities include a lake, hiking trails, sports fields, pony rides, arts & crafts, and

an archery range.



2015 Fees: $120–$260


Website: http://www.gssc-mm.org

Contact information: Meika Samuel, [email protected] or 803-461-3729

SOUTH DAKOTA

Girl Scouts – Dakota Horizons

Camp Name: TDAF

Camp Location: Aberdeen, SD

This week is all about YOU! Meet new friends, go swimming, cook outdoors, and create memories you will

never forget!

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Length of sessions: Sunday, July 12–Friday, July 17

2015 Fees: $190 ($15 discount if you register by May 4)


Website: http://gsdakotahorizons.org/for-girls/camps/

Contact information: Kristi Thunker, [email protected]

TENNESSEE

Girl Scouts Heart of the South

Camp Name: Kamp Kiwani

Camp Location: Middleton, TN

Join us for a summer filled with horseback riding, kayaking, canoeing, archery, low ropes course, arts &

crafts, hiking, playing in our mud pit (gullies), and so much more! We have themed sessions that cater to a

range of interests. Great times are ahead—we hope to see you at Camp Kiwani!



2015 Fees: $200–$700


Website: http://girlscoutshs.org/2015-summer-camp

Contact information: Suzanne Forsythe, Camp Services Manager/Camp Director,


Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee

Camp Name: Camp Holloway

Camp Location: Millersville, Tennessee

Who said the beauty of nature and first class camping accommodations couldn’t be enjoyed

together? Camp Holloway is located 45 minutes north of Nashville, Tennessee on a beautiful 80-acre

property. Founded by Josephine Holloway 60 years ago. This camp has a rich history, a program complete

with the creative arts, adventure programs and day camp. Programs include; drama, art, challenge courses

travel programs and swimming.

Dates of 2015 camp season: May 31 – July 10

Length of sessions: 3 day to 1 week

2015 Fees: $195 - $500

Grades the camp serves: K – 8th

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Brochure-2015-.pdf

Contact information: Rachel “Hoot” Hannabass, [email protected], 615-460-0212

Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee

Camp Name: Camp Sycamore Hills

Camp Location: Ashland City, Tennessee

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Whether it’s canoeing, horseback riding or aiming for the target on the archery range, Camp Sycamore Hills

has what you want. We have been bringing once in a lifetime opportunities to girls for 55 years. Camp is

742 acres filled with horse programming, adventure programming, girl training and traditional camp

activities. We also offer weekend overnight experiences.

Dates of 2015 camp season: May 31 – July 24

Length of sessions: 3 days to one week

2015 Fees: $75 - $675

Grades the camp serves: Kindergarten to 12th grade

Link for website or website page: http://gsmidtn.org/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2014/12/Camp-

Brochure-2015-.pdf

Contact information: Tracy “Moma Coral” Tudder, [email protected], 615-460-0241

Girl Scouts of Southern Appalachians

Camp Name: Camp Tanasi

Camp Location: Andersonville, TN

A girl never forgets summer camp, place she makes new friends and memories for life! At Camp Tanasi, she’ll rise to meet the challenge of learning new skills while enjoying what she already loves best. This year, we’ve taken a great experience and made it even better: based on girl feedback, we’ve developed new programs and improved old ones.


Length of sessions: 3–5 day

2015 Fees: $210–$335


Website: http://www.girlscoutcsa.org/en/camps/SummerCamp.html

Contact information: Oreon “Owl” Millard, Camp Director, [email protected]

TEXAS

Girl Scouts of Central Texas

Camp Name: Camp Kachina

Camp Location: Temple, TX

With programs that include sailing, “Pioneer Girls,” and “Harriet Potter,” Camp Kachina serves our Girl

Scouts of Central Texas and beyond in fun, innovative, and exciting ways in the great outdoors! Our sessions

include leadership opportunities for counselors-in-training and a backpacking adventure to equip girls with

advanced outdoor skills. Whether she’s a first-time camper or a seasoned camp fan, there’s something for

every Girl Scout at Girl Scouts of Central Texas camps!


Length of sessions: 1-week and 2-week sessions

2015 Fees: $300–$355


Website: http://www.gsctx.org/en/camps/explore-our-camps/camp-kachina.html

Contact information: KJ Falchuk, Camps Manager, [email protected] or 512-264-1044




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Girl Scouts of Central Texas

Camp Name: Camp Texlake

Camp Location: Spicewood, TX

With programs that include horses, high ropes, and “Harriet Potter,” Camp Texlake serves our Girl Scouts of

Central Texas and beyond in fun, innovative, and exciting ways in the beautiful Texas Hill Country! Our

sessions include leadership opportunities for counselors, rangers, or wranglers -in-training. Whether she’s a

first-time camper or a seasoned camp fan, there’s something for every Girl Scout at Girl Scouts of Central

Texas camps!


Length of sessions: half-week, 1-week, and 2-week sessions

2015 Fees: $355–$465


Website: http://www.gsctx.org/en/camps/explore-our-camps/camp-texlake.html

Contact information: KJ Falchuk, Camps Manager, [email protected] or 512-264-1044

Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest of Southern NM and West Texas

Camp Name: Camp Mitre Peak

Camp Location: Alpine, TX

Camp Mitre Peak is located in the rugged mountains of West Texas at the base of our 6,000-foot namesake,

Mitre Peak. The camp program is girl-led: girls choose all activities they participate in, including hiking,

rappelling, archery, swimming, horseback riding, arts & crafts, pottery, jewelry making, and STEM, as well as,

for older girls, kayaking, hiking and horseback riding in the Big Bend, and getting certified as a scuba diver.

Camp Mitre Peak offers specialty programs (sessions one and two) and individual girl and troop camping

(session three), all based on Girl Scout Journeys and badges.

Dates of 2015 camp season: Session I: June 28–July 4, Session 2: July 5–11, Session 3: July 12–18

Length of sessions: full week, Sunday–Saturday; half week (Session 3 only), Sunday–Wednesday and

Wednesday–Saturday

2015 Fees: $270–$685


Website: http://www.gsdsw.org

Contact information: Christi Patton, Program Director, [email protected] or 432-550-2688 ext. 313

Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas

Camp Name: Camp Bayview

Camp Location: Bayview, TX (near Los Fresnos)

At Camp Bayview, girls have the chance to make lasting friendships, develop new skills, learn about nature,

and have fun in a safe environment. Through cooperative and hands-on learning, girls build self-esteem and

independence. With trained, supportive volunteers, our camps create a world where girls can learn and

grow. We offer several mini camps—the ultimate “camp sampler” where girls can cook outdoors, swim,

make crafts, and have fun. We also offer two weeklong resident camps with themes, delivering girls a

learning adventure with hands-on STEM programming as they make new friends and build lifelong

memories and skills.


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2015 Fees: Mini Camps: $80–$220

Website: http://www.gsgst.org/images/PDFS/Program/2015SummerCamperRegistration.pdf

Contact information: [email protected], 956-425-2388 ext. 305, or 800-477-2688

Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas

Camp Name: Camp Laredo

Camp Location: Girl Scout Service Center Office, Laredo, TX

At Camp Laredo, girls have the chance to make lasting friendships, develop new skills, learn about nature,

and have fun in a safe environment. Through cooperative and hands-on learning, girls build self-esteem and

independence. With trained, supportive volunteers, our camps create a world where girls can learn and

grow. We offer one mini camp at this location—the ultimate “camp sampler” where girls can cook outdoors,

swim, make crafts, and have fun.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 26–28


2015 Fees: $80/girl


Website: http://www.gsgst.org/images/PDFS/Program/2015SummerCamperRegistration.pdf

Contact information: [email protected], 956-425-2388 ext. 305, or 800-477-2688

Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas

Camp Name: Camp Gambill

Camp Location: Sumner, TX

Camp Gambill is home away from home for the girl who can’t wait to swim in the lake, kayak with her

friends, play sand volleyball, aim for a bull’s-eye at the archery range, or try “goosey golf” before heading

back to her air-conditioned cabin with new camp friends!


Length of sessions: 3-day and 6-day sessions available

2015 Fees: $210 for 3-day sessions, $380 for 6-day sessions


Website: http://www.gsnetx.org/camp



Camp Name: Camp Rocky Point

Camp Location: Denison, TX

Laugh with friends, sleep in platform tents, splash in the lake, learn to kayak or sail, roast marshmallows,

and make great memories with new friends at Camp Rocky Point this summer! Plenty of outdoor adventure

awaits you, including on the lake; afterward, cool off in air-conditioned unit shelters, making crafts and

playing games.


Length of sessions: 3-day, 6-day, and 10-day sessions available

2015 Fees: $210–$615

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Camp Name: Camp Bette Perot

Camp Location: Palestine, TX

Camp Bette Perot is home to our award-winning equestrian program and a horse lover’s paradise! Imagine

swimming with friends in the new Bette Perot Aquatic Center pool, challenging yourself on the ropes course,

and playing on the sports field. The fun continues as you retreat to the air-conditioned lodges and cabins

and breeze-filled platform tents.



2015 Fees: $210–$455




Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council

Camp Name: Camp Agnes Arnold

Camp Location: Conroe, TX

Shadow Lake is the main attraction at Camp Agnes Arnold, located near Conroe, TX. The lake offers 35 acres

of cool, refreshing fun for campers. Girls may enjoy canoeing, swimming, nature fun and fishing on Shadow

Lake, in addition to traditional camp activities such as swimming, making crafts, going on hikes, archery,

playing games and making new friends. Campers will stay in platform tents, tree houses or cabins, and

escape from the heat into the air-conditioned lodge, classrooms, library and nature center.


Length of sessions: 2 nights (Sunday–Tuesday or Wednesday–Friday), 1 week (Sunday–Friday), or 2 weeks

2015 Fees: $200 for 2-night session, $375–$450 for 1-week session, $750 for 2-week session


Website: http://residentcamp.gssjc.org



Camp Name: Camp Casa Mare

Camp Location: Seabrook, TX

Camp Casa Mare on Galveston Bay is a tropical paradise for ocean lovers and landlubbers alike. The warm,

salty breezes, the call of gulls, and the sight of sailboats gliding across the bay provide the perfect setting for

seaside fun. A fleet of sunfish, lasers, and sloops offers a challenging experience for those who wish to gain

expertise in our mariner program or just learn the basics of sailing. There are also many activities for

landlubbers, including fencing, sports, drama, swimming, and crafts. Girls at Camp Casa Mare live in

dormitories and gather in the climate-controlled galley for meals and activities.





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Length of sessions: 1 week (Sunday–Friday) or 2 weeks

2015 Fees: $375–$450 for 1 week, $750 for 2 weeks

Grades the camp serves: entering 4th–12th




Camp Name: Camp Misty Meadows

Camp Location: Conroe, TX

Horseback riding is the main attraction at Camp Misty Meadows, near Conroe, Texas. The equestrian center

includes four riding arenas and a herd of 40 horses waiting to be ridden, hugged, and groomed by campers.

In addition to our four-legged attractions, the camp offers a pool, archery range, and covered pavilion. Girls

can participate in traditional camp activities such as making crafts, enjoying nature, going on hikes, cooking

outdoors, and playing games. Cabins and dormitories are home to girls at Misty Meadows, and campers eat

most of their meals in the climate-controlled lodge.


Length of sessions: 1 week (Sunday–Friday) or 2 weeks

2015 Fees: $375–$450 for 1 week, $750 for 2 weeks




Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas

Camp Name: Camp La Jita

Camp Location: Utopia, TX

Camp La Jita is a Native American phrase meaning “precious possession,” aptly chosen as the name of

this Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas camp that rests on 236 acres of Texas Hill Country land along

the beautiful Sabinal River. Camp La Jita has seen thousands of happy campers since it opened in

1946. Here, girls develop independence while under the supervision of specially trained camp staff who

help girls plan activities to create a unique camp experience. Activities range from riding horses, swimming,

hiking, archery, canoeing, arts & crafts, cookouts, nature activities, singing, hikes, games, earning Girl Scout

badges, and more. Camp La Jita is proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association.



2015 Fees: $150–$525

Grades the camp serves: entering K–12th

Website: http://www.girlscouts-swtx.org

Contact information: Becky Jennings, [email protected] or 210-349-2404 ext. 241

Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains

Camp Name: Camp Kiwanis

Camp Location: Amarillo, TX





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Camp Kiwanis is located in a hidden canyon on the prairies of the Texas Panhandle. Sleeping arrangements

are in stone and wooden cabins with some air conditioning. Activities include horseback riding, swimming,

archery, a ropes course, and arts & crafts. Session interests range from outdoor skill building and the

environment to STEM activities.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June and July

Length of sessions: 3-, 4-, 6-, and 13-day sessions

2015 Fees: $150–$410


Website: http://www.gs-top.org

Contact information: Natalie Stephenson, Director of Outdoor Education/Camp Director, nstephenson@gs-

top.org or 806-553-3173

Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains

Camp Name: Stevens Ranch

Camp Location: Nemo, TX (Between Glenrose and Cleburne, TX)

Stevens Ranch is located on the Brazos River with an abundance of trees and flowers. Sleeping

arrangements are in cabins. Activities include swimming, horseback riding, arts & crafts, archery, outdoor

skill building, and environmental and STEM activities.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June, July, and first week of August


2015 Fees: $165–$795

Grades the camp serves: entering 3rd–12th

Website: http://www.gs-top.org

Contact information: Heidi Vose, Camp Director, [email protected] or 817- 869-0736

UTAH

Girl Scouts of Utah

Camp Name: Trefoil Ranch

Camp Location: Provo Canyon, UT

Located on 123 acres of beautiful ranch country tucked away in Provo Canyon, Trefoil Ranch has amazing

facilities, including a lodge, ranch house, and bunk house, as well as showers, electricity, how water, and

flush toilets. Campers sleep in platform tents or cabins with staff located nearby. Trefoil Ranch is home to

more than 25 horses and, depending on the camp session, girls can enjoy horseback riding instruction, high

and low ropes courses, archery, biking, hiking, and other camp activities. All riding programs are subject to

weather conditions.


Length of sessions: 3-, 4-, 6-, 10-plus-day programs

2015 Fees: $275+ for a full week


Website: http://www.gsutah.org/summer-camp

Contact information: Amber Pedersen, [email protected] or 801-265-8472

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Girl Scouts of Utah

Camp Name: Camp Cloud Rim

Camp Location: Park City, UT

Camp Cloud Rim sits at an elevation of 9,200 feet near Park City, nestled in aspen and pine on the shores of

Lake Brimhall. Camp Cloud Rim has beautiful facilities, including a lodge and shower house, with electricity,

hot water, and flush toilets. Girls live in cabins or platform tents with staff located nearby. Depending on the

camp session, campers may participate in canoeing, sailing, kayaking, swimming, photography, pottery, rock

climbing, hiking, and backpacking. All waterfront programs are subject to weather conditions.


Length of sessions: 3-, 4-, 6-, 10-plus-day programs

2015 Fees: $275+ for a full week


Website: http://www.gsutah.org/summer-camp

Contact information: Amber Pedersen, [email protected] or 801-265-8472

VERMONT

Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains

Camp Name: Camp Farnsworth

Camp Location: Thetford, VT

Camp Farnsworth has been a resident camp for more than 100 summers running and is accredited by the

ACA. Through traditional camp activities like swimming, boating, arts & crafts, horseback riding, and more,

campers learn the importance of developing their full potential, the spirit of teamwork, and the thrill of

feeling successful. Girls will challenge themselves and have fun planning their own activities. Campers live in

tents and different styles of cabins (which house 4 –12 girls), eat most meals in a central dining hall (except

when cooking out), and swim in our private lake.


Length of sessions: 4-day, 1-week, 2-week sessions

2015 Fees: $250–$890


Website: http://girlscoutsgwm.org/general/page/summer-camp

Contact information: Karen Provost, Camp Pathway Manager, [email protected] or 888-474-

9686 ext. 4114

VIRGINIA

Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast

Camp Name: Camp Skimino

Camp Location: Williamsburg, VA

Camp Skimino is located on 90 wooded acres near Williamsburg, Virginia. Camp includes a swimming pool,

boating pond, two modern bathhouses, and a large playing field. The dining hall, craft house, health lodge,

and some housing units are air conditioned. Camp Skimino programs are written with the interests of girls in

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grades 1–12 in mind, and each grade-level program uses the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to inspire girls

to make new friends, try new things, and learn new skills, while building the courage, confidence, and

character to make the world a better place. Designed as a village especially for girls, Camp Skimino is made

up of a series of neighborhoods referred to as units. The unit a camper sleeps in depends on her age and

program selected. Girls live in platform tents or cabins with counselors nearby.


Length of sessions: 1 week

2015 Fees: $310–$400


Website: http://www.gsccc.org/Camp.aspx


Girl Scouts of the Commonwealth of Virginia Camp Name: Pamunkey Ridge Girl Scout Camp Camp Location: Hanover, VA

Pamunkey Ridge Girl Scout Camp is located on 240 acres along the banks of the Pamunkey River approximately 25 minutes north of Richmond. A day and resident camp program facility, Pamunkey Ridge features fully-enclosed cabins, modern restrooms, and dining hall equipped with a restaurant quality kitchen, arts and crafts pavilion, a swimming pool, equestrian center, and a large sports field.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 14, 2015 - August 7, 2015 Length of sessions: 4-6 days 2015 Fees: $180 - $400 Grades the camp serves: 1-12 Website:www.comgirlscouts.org/camp<http://www.comgirlscouts.org/camp> Contact information: Aaron-Paula Thompson, Director of Programs, [email protected] 804.746.0590 ext. 322 Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital

Camp Name: Camp Potomac Woods

Camp Location: Leesburg, VA

From swimming and hiking to singing and eating s’mores, only a girl’s imagination will limit what she can do

at Camp Potomac Woods. This is a popular place for first-time campers, offering programming to girls in

grades K–11. Programs range from three days to a week in length and focus on a specific interest—but all

girls can participate in general camp activities like swimming, crafts, cookouts, and more.

Dates of 2015 camp season: mid–June–mid-August


2015 Fees: $220-$750

Grades camp serves: K–11th




Camp Name: Camp May Flather

Camp Location: Mt. Solon, VA

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An adventure awaits you here, whether it’s taking in the mountain air, splashing in the pool, or savoring the

thrill of our challenge course. Set in the George Washington National Forest, Camp May Flather offers

traditional camp activities blended with modern-day challenges for girls in grades 4–11. Historic Stone

Lodge, one of the camp’s oldest structures, is a great place for a girl to express herself creatively with arts &

crafts, including by weaving on one of our antique barn looms. A challenge course helps girls work as a team,

build confidence, and gain problem-solving skills. Highly trained staff members supervise all adventure

activities. All girls have access to our climbing tower and can participate in hiking, archery, swimming, and

cookouts.



2015 Fees: $400-$710

Grades camp serves: 4th–11th




Camp Name: Camp Coles Trip

Camp Location: Stafford, VA

This aquatic-based camp combines sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking with campfires, friends, songs, and

more for an unforgettable voyage of discovery. With its rugged terrain and peaceful waters, Camp Coles Trip

rises from the banks of Aquia Creek, offering special aquatic programming for girls in grades 5–11, with

highly trained staff supervising. Hiking, cooking, arts & crafts, archery, and plenty of time at the waterfront

add up to adventure and fun!



2015 Fees: $400-$710

Grades camp serves: 5th–11th



WASHINGTON


Camp Name: Camp Arrowhead

Camp Location: Stevenson, WA

With the sun rising over the Columbia River Gorge, it’s time to start the day at Camp Arrowhead! Maybe

girls will create their masterpiece at the art hut, maybe they’ll challenge their way to the top of the climbing

wall, or maybe they’ll catch the view at the top of Dog Mountain, and then finish the day swimming with

pond turtles on Home Lake or in the newly renovated swimming pool. Whatever they choose, fun is sure to

follow!

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 28–August 15 Length of sessions: 2–12 nights






2015 Fees: $130–$1,030 ($90–$930 with subsidized pricing)


Website: http://www.girlscoutsosw.org/en/camps/explore_our-camps/camp_arrowhead.html


Girl Scouts of Western Washington

Camp Name: Camp River Ranch

Camp Location: Carnation, WA

Located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Camp River Ranch spreads across 435 diverse acres with

miles of trails. Swimming, canoeing, and kayaking on Lake Langlois; archery; arts & crafts; nature

exploration; leadership development; outdoor skills; rock climbing; gardening; and horseback riding are just

a sampling of the exciting activities available to girls. Lodging at River Ranch includes rustic cabins, covered

wagons with nearby flush toilets and showers, and enclosed houses with indoor plumbing. Campers enjoy

family-style meals in the lodge and participate in “Song Corner” at the end of meals.



2015 Fees: $230–$1,240


Website: https://www.girlscoutsww.org/Things-To-Do/go-to-camp/Pages/default.aspx

Contact information: Jennifer Dickson, [email protected] or 800-878-4685

Girl Scouts of Western Washington Camp Name: Camp Robbinswold Camp Location: Lilliwaup, Washington 98555

Located on the Hood Canal, Camp Robbinswold has 570 acres including a mile of saltwater beachfront, six

miles of trails and a freshwater lake. Campers participate in swimming, nature programs, arts and crafts,

canoeing, kayaking, sailing, campfires, cookouts, hiking and sleeping under the stars. Campers in grades 4

and above go on an overnight on our upper property or Hood Canal. Campers stay in open-air cabins or

teepees with up to five other girls. A covered area for cookouts, running water and pit toilets are nearby. All

meals are served family style. Girls sit with other camper groups so they make friend and hear about other

girl’s experiences at camp. Our skilled kitchen staff prepares healthy meals with multiple options to choose

from. Our cooks are experienced at accommodating special dietary needs. At Robbinswold, campers get the

chance to learn about all of the wildlife in the Hood Canal, including starfish and all of our other touch tank

creatures!

Dates of 2015 camp season: July 5– August 15, 2015

Length of sessions: 4 to 14 Days

2015 Fees: $465.00 - $1,270

Grades the camp serves: Grades 2 -12

Link for website or website page: https://www.girlscoutsww.org/Things-To-Do/go-to-

camp/Pages/default.aspx

Contact information: Jennifer Dickson – 800-878-4685 [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Western Washington Camp Name: Camp St Albans

Camp Location: Allyn, Washington 98524

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Girl Scout Camp St. Albans surrounds beautiful Lake Devereaux on over 300 wooded acres with over five

miles of horse trails. Camp St Albans is a rustic camp where girls get away from the pressures and chaos of

daily life and reconnect with nature and their peers. Camp St Albans has a variety of activities to choose

from, including swimming, Viking boats, arts and crafts, nature exploration, outdoor skill building, archery

campfires, cookouts and singing songs. Campers stay in living units such as open-air cabins, platform tents

or indoor sleeping shelters. Girls attending specialty camp trip sessions sleep in the trees in our hammock

living unit. Campers eat most meals together family style in the Lodge of Nations and give the food four and

half stars. Camp St Albans is home to one-of-a-kind Viking Boats. Campers have the opportunity to practice

teamwork on these unique boats while exploring Lake Devereaux.

Dates of camp season: July 5– August 5, 2015

Length of sessions: 4 to 12 Days

Fees: $310.00 - $1,170 depending on session

Grades the camp serves: Grades 2 -12

Link for website or website page: https://www.girlscoutsww.org/Things-To-Do/go-to-

camp/Pages/default.aspx

Contact information: Jessica Carter – 253-798-5012 [email protected]

WISCONSIN

Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Camp Name: Camp Juniper Knoll Camp Location: East Troy, WI

Camp Juniper Knoll is located on Pleasant Lake, where girls can swim, canoe, and sail. Offsite trips, hikes along the Ice Age Scenic Trail, high adventure, and outdoor skills are all a part of the girl experience at Juniper Knoll.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 15–August 7 Length of sessions: 2-, 6-, 10-, 14-, and 21-day experiences offered 2015 Fees: $120–$650 Grades the camp serves: entering 2nd–12th Website: http://www.girlscoutsgcnwi.org Contact information: Samantha Lucheck, Outdoor Program Manager, Juniper Knoll Director, [email protected]

Girl Scouts of Manitou Council

Camp Name: Camp Evelyn

Camp Location: Plymouth, WI

Camp Evelyn is nestled on 240 acres of beautifully wooded property near the Kettle Moraine Forest. Highlights of Camp Evelyn include the Mullet River, heated swimming pool, a lake, trails for hiking, an archery range, platform tents, and tent cabins. There’s indoor pumping and showers and three buildings available for renting for troop getaways and special events.

Dates of 2015 camp season: June–August Length of sessions: 2–12 nights

2015 Fees: $160–$875








Website: http://www.gsmanitou.org/summer-at-camp-evelyn

Contact information: Abby Weber, Director of Camp and Program, [email protected], 920-565-4575 ext.

317 (voicemail), or 920-565-4583 (fax)


Camp Name: Camp Roundelay

Camp Location: Minong, WI

Come to Camp Roundelay for adventure, learning, and fun! Boating, bog walking, swimming, horseback

riding, and archery, as well as traditional Girl Scout camping, campfires, and crafts await girls of all ages.

Camp Roundelay is, and has been, the epicenter for troop and resident camp fun and excitement for over 50

years. Specialized programs include an established horse program, troop camping, specialized resident camp

sessions, and a strong counselor-in-training (CIT) leadership program and general camp fun.



2015 Fees: $300–$400


Website: http://www.gslakesandpines.org/pages/CampRoundelay/

Contact information: Melissa Garza, Outdoor Program and Property Manager, [email protected]

or 800-955-6032, ext. 3183


Camp Name: Camp Northwoods

Camp Location: Mason, WI (60 miles east of Duluth, MN)

Featuring an equestrian center, swimming and boating on Camp One Lake, and a slingshot and archery

range, Camp Northwoods offers four-season cabins, bunk houses, and platform tents. Programs include

horseback riding, traditional camp, wilderness trips, counselor-in-training sessions, and troop camp sessions.

Activities include horseback riding, archery, swimming, kayaking, canoeing, wilderness trips, outdoor skill

building, and more!



2015 Fees: $100–$975


Website: http://www.campnorthwoods.org/

Contact information: http://www.campnorthwoods.org/about-northwoods/contact-us/ or

[email protected], 800-845-0787

Girl Scouts of the Northwestern Great Lakes

Camp Name: Camp Birch Trails

Camp Location: Irma, WI

Camp Birch Trails offers girls a chance to unplug from their everyday lives and reconnect with friends and

nature. Girls can choose between one-, two-, and three-week camp sessions that offer arts & crafts, archery,

swimming, nature exploration, field games, biking, zip lining, and so much more! Camp Birch Trails also

http://www.gsmanitou.org/summer-at-camp-evelyn


http://www.gslakesandpines.org/pages/CampRoundelay/


http://www.campnorthwoods.org/

http://www.campnorthwoods.org/about-northwoods/contact-us/



offers a premier wilderness camping experience for girls ages 10 and up. Trips range from 4 to 18 days in

length and include backpacking, sea kayaking, canoeing, and biking.


Length of sessions: 1, 2, and 3 weeks

2015 Fees: $245–$700


Website: http://www.gsnwgl.org/things-to-do/camp

Contact information: Danielle Polzin, [email protected] or 920-955-3371

Girl Scouts of Wisconsin – Badgerland

Camp Name: Camp Black Hawk

Camp Location: Elton, WI

Adventure and excitement await girls attending Badgerland’s primary resident camp for Cadettes, Seniors,

and Ambassadors. Camp Black Hawk sits on 375 acres in the heart of northern Wisconsin, with two lakes,

high and low ropes courses, a climbing wall, horse education space, hiking and riding trails, archery range,

arts & crafts project house, and easy access to off-camp adventures in the beautiful Northwoods. Campers

live in platform tents and enjoy progressive outdoor adventure and horse programming. Camp Black Hawk is

also the stop for Girl Scouts participating in the Badgerland Camps Leadership Program (LEAP, CITI, CITII, and

Intern).

Dates of 2015 camp season: June 12–July12

Length of sessions: 2 nights–4 weeks

2015 Fees: $210–$970


Website: http://www.badgerlandcamps.org


Girl Scouts of Wisconsin – Badgerland

Camp Name: Camp Ehawee (pronounced e-HOW-e)

Camp Location: Mindoro, WI

Nestled among the pines on 308 acres in Wisconsin’s Driftless region, Ehawee is Badgerland’s resident camp

for younger Girl Scout campers. Girls live in bunkhouses, cabins, yurts, or platform tents depending on age

and program. The camp features a nature center, art studio, performing arts center, swimming pool, archery

range, and athletic fields including sand volleyball and a basketball court. Camp Ehawee focuses on

providing experiences for younger and first-time campers—girls and families learn to love camp!



2015 Fees: $75–$690


Website: http://www.badgerlandcamps.org


Girl Scouts Wisconsin Southeast

Camp Name: Camp Alice Chester

http://www.gsnwgl.org/things-to-do/camp


http://www.badgerlandcamps.org/


http://www.badgerlandcamps.org/



Camp Location: East Troy, WI

Make friends from different places, swim in a lake, learn a new skill… Even fly on a trapeze! Camp Alice

Chester offers you the opportunity to do all this and more. A week at Camp Alice Chester is a week you will

never forget. Join us for horseback riding, caving, rock climbing, artistic fun, cooking, paddling, late nights,

and more. Through all of our activities you will learn leadership skills, gain independence, and breathe fresh

air while adventuring in the great outdoors. Many friends are to be made as you bond with your cabin mates

over s’mores around the campfire.

Dates of 2015 camp season: mid-June–mid-August


2015 Fees: $215–$900


Website: http://www.campalicechester.com

Contact information: Katrina Weyland, [email protected] or 414-443-3997

WYOMING



Camp Location: Casper, WY

Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming offers leadership development, themed camps, and exploration of

nature for girls in grades K–12. Camp Sacajawea provides girls with opportunities to become more

independent, foster self-esteem, make new friends, learn new skills, and develop an appreciation for the

outdoors. Our traditional camp approach combined with a dynamic staff ensures a high-quality experience

for every camper.



2015 Fees: $80–$410




http://www.gswise.org/camps/Camp-Alice-Chester.aspx

