Girl Scout Summer Camp

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Перевести · At Girl Scout summer camp, the adventure is high and the fun is big—like, really big. Spend your summer trying new things, exploring the great outdoors, making …
https://www.gscsnj.org/en/Camp/SummerCamp.html
Перевести · Camp is transformative. At Girl Scout Summer Camp, campers entering grades K-12 are encouraged to discover who they are and what they can become while gaining …
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https://www.gsofct.org/en/camp/summer-camps.html
Перевести · Summer camp and outdoor adventures are a time-honored Girl Scout tradition and one of the four core pillars of our Girl Scout Leadership Experience. We share in the disappointment this decision brings but hope girls will discover new opportunities and make new friends at one of our other Girl Scout camps.
https://www.girlscoutsnca.org/en/camps/summer-camp.html
Перевести · Participate in camp activities like archery, swimming, canoeing, hiking, and crafts for fun filled week. $450 (registered Girl Scout member discount of $25; 2021 entrepreneur discount of $50 may apply) Limited to 10 girls. Just Camp Girls Entering Grades 4-8 Take time to get back to the basics of summer camp.
https://www.gsnetx.org/en/camps/summer-camp.html
Перевести · Summer Camp 2021. We're excited to welcome Girl Scouts back to camp this summer! After the year we've had, girls need to be outdoors, together, with new friends, facing new adventures. Camp will look different this year, and there are many ways to camp the Girl Scout …
What to do at Girl Scout summer camp?
What to do at Girl Scout summer camp?
At Girl Scout summer camp, the adventure is high and the fun is big—like, really big. Spend your summer trying new things, exploring the great outdoors, making incredible memories with awesome new friends, and much more. Warning.
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Is there a Girl Scout camp in central Texas?
Is there a Girl Scout camp in central Texas?
Girl Scouts of Central Texas Camp will be operating at a reduced capacity. If you need assitance with membership renewal, please contact Customer Care. We are now accepting camp registrations from Out of Council Girl Scout members. If you missed the Summer Camp Parent Information Meeting, watch the recording HERE .
www.gsctx.org/en/camps/summer-camp.h…
Do you have to register for Girl Scout camps?
Do you have to register for Girl Scout camps?
All summer camp registrations will be online. During the registration process, if you are not already a member of Girl Scouts, you can register your child to become a Girl Scout (required to attend camp). A $25 non-refundable deposit per week is required at the time of registration.
www.gsofct.org/en/camp/summer-camps.…
How much does it cost to go to Girl Scout camp?
How much does it cost to go to Girl Scout camp?
All non-members will be charged an additional $40 fee to cover the cost of a Girl Scout Membership to attend her Summer Camp programs of choice. Please contact Customer Care at customercare@gscsnj.org or 856-795-1560 to process your girl's camp registration.
www.gscsnj.org/en/Camp/SummerCamp.ht…
https://www.gsctx.org/en/camps/summer-camp.html
Перевести · Summer Camp. Join us for an outdoor adventure at Girl Scout camp, where all girls have the opportunity to unplug, learn new skills, discover their sense of self, and test newfound independence in a safe, girl-led environment. With camp experiences packed full of Girl Scout …
https://www.gssjc.org/en/outdoors/summer-camp.html
Перевести · At Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council camps, we give girls a chance to discover more about who they are and what they can become. Each child is a unique individual and we believe that summer camp is beneficial for all girls. …
https://www.gswcf.org/en/camps/summer-camp.html
Перевести · Not a Girl Scout? Not a problem! Girls entering grades 1–12 in Fall 2021 can attend camp. Non-Girl Scouts simply pay a $25 membership fee in addition to the camp fee to become a registered 2020-21 Girl Scout member. Upon joining, girls will have all of the benefits of Girl Scout …
https://www.comgirlscouts.org/en/camp/resident-camp.html
Перевести · Summer camp is a go for 2021, and registration opens at 6:30 p.m. March 10 via COMAR! If you have questions, please email gshelper@comgirlscouts.org. Our 2021 camp book provides details about: resident camp. leadership opportunities for older girls. day camp.
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Registration is now open!
Choose from Day Camp or Resident Camp
To make a great value even better, did you know we offer the following for families to assist in paying for camp:
Register and pay in full by 5:00 p.m. April 1 to receive our Early Bird Discount: $10 off each day camp week and $15 off each resident camp week. Anticipated Cookie Credits do not count towards paying in full to receive the Early Bird Discount. CIT 3 programs do not qualify for Early Bird Discount.
Cookie Credits are DOUBLED when redeemed towards GSOFCT summer camp fees! You must send the original 2021 Cookie Credits by August 31, Attention: Camping Services, 20 Washington Avenue, North Haven, CT 06473 to receive credit towards camp. Should we not receive the Cookie Credits by August 31, we are unable to process them towards your camp fee and you will be responsible for paying the balance in full.
Apply early as funds are limited. A non – refundable $25 deposit per session is required at time of application. The application is on the registration form when you apply for camp on our website.
Girl Scouts wouldn't be Girl Scouts without the great outdoors. Make new friends, build a campfire, hike the trails - adventures await at GSOFCT Summer Camps! With five day camps and one resident camp to choose from, there is sure to be one just for you! Not only do we provide great traditional camp activities, but GSOFCT Summer Camp helps you expand your horizons while enjoying the adventure of learning and connecting with the world around you. 
Covid Protocols
The protocols that we follow are based on CDC Guidelines and the American Camp Association. Please note the pandemic is a fluid situation and protocols will change before your camper’s arrival to camp. Please check the GSOFCT website and click on the CAMP tab prior to your camper’s arrival for the current COVID protocol updates.
Girl Scouts of Connecticut is closely monitoring the evolving guidelines provided by the State of Connecticut and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) with regards to summer camp. 
We have made the difficult decision to not offer day camp at Katoya (Milford) and Carlson (Bristol) for the summer of 2021. This is an opportunity for us to best focus our staff, programming, and resources while adhering to the safety guidelines for summer youth camps in Connecticut. Unfortunately, we know this decision will impact many of our girls who have made camp Katoya and Carlson their summer home. Summer camp and outdoor adventures are a time-honored Girl Scout tradition and one of the four core pillars of our Girl Scout Leadership Experience. We share in the disappointment this decision brings but hope girls will discover new opportunities and make new friends at one of our other Girl Scout camps.

Camp Operation under State COVID-19 Guidelines: We will send out an email in early June to all registered campers with further details, a daily packing list, etc. Below is basic information to assist you in making a decision about your daughter’s participation in summer camp this year. 
 Each camper and staff member will be required to have a health screening (looking for symptoms or exposure) and temperature check by camp staff wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Any camper or staff member with a temperature greater than 100.4 degrees will not be allowed at camp until cleared by a medical professional or a negative test result. We ask that parents stay in their vehicles at drop off and pick up in order to maintain social distancing and mitigate exposure. This will also aid in keeping the line moving as quickly as possible. To avoid delays, there will be staggered drop off and pick up times for each family. Staff will be responsible for checking campers in and out daily rather than parents as in previous years. This will minimize contact with pens and clipboards. Campers would be required to thoroughly disinfect hands prior to meeting up with their fellow campers and frequently throughout the day. Sanitizer, soap, and water will be available around camp. 
Campers will be asked to keep their lunches in their backpacks instead of pooling together in a cooler.Each camper will be asked to use a frozen water bottle, ice pack or frozen juice box to keep their lunches cool. We recommend using an insulated lunch bag or small cooler, well-marked with the camper’s name. Campers will be able to store them in a shady location not with others lunches. Individually packaged snacks and juices will be available daily for each camper. There is no way to heat up a lunch this summer by microwave. We are not a nut-free camp. Laurel day campers will have lunch provided to them this summer.
We are anticipating 80 campers at each camp for each week. Campers will be placed in a group of sixteen campers with two counselors. This year, we are calling each group of sixteen a “small camp.” 
Along with their counselor, girls will plan their programs and days based on their interests (within limitations as to rotate each group to swim and archery, when age appropriate). The small camp approach leads to deeper and richer relationships among the group and connections that will last a lifetime.
There will be 2 counselors per group. Each group will participate in activities such as swimming, archery, field games, crafts, environmental education and outdoor living skills. The group will need to practice social distancing within their own camp group. 3 ply masks are required to be worn daily by campers. Please check the CDC web site for updates on acceptable masks. We ask that you speak to your camper about this. Please plan to pack a mask daily for her use and show her how to put one on. Masks may be stored in a zip lock bag in her backpack. Staff will not be able to help her put the mask on.
Cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting will happen throughout the day in high use areas, after each group and thoroughly at the end of each day. There will be a staff person hired to do the basic cleaning throughout the day. 
Programming at camp All activities, including lunch, will happen with their small camp. Large group activities such as, but not limited to, starting and ending the day, all camp games, etc. will not happen this summer due to staying within the guidelines and practicing social distancing.
Materials that are used by all will be thoroughly cleaned before use by the next small camp, such as life jackets, games, balls, archery equipment, etc. Each camper will have their own markers for the entire week. Other craft supplies such as paint, glue, etc. will be handed out by the counselor.
Swim lessons will be offered this summer, girls will have the opportunity to have recreational swim daily (except for Merrie-Wood) under the guidance of certified lifeguards. Each camper will change in changing areas that will be cleaned after each use. We ask that your camper be able to put on and take off their own swimsuit and get dressed including socks and shoes without assistance. On the first day of each session, the campers will be swim-checked into their level of ability to swim. There will be two levels –shallow end or deep end. Limited numbers will use the pool or swimming area at any one time.
Overnights or late nights will be available this summer.
The horse program at Laurel Day Camp will operate this summer.
We will be taking group photos this year and email them to families at no charge. This way, you will have your camper’s photo to share with your family virtually instead of a printed photo.
Trading posts will be set up online through our shops so you can shop with your camper online and from the comfort of your own home.
Staff will be required to wear masks throughout the day and during activities where social distancing of 6 feet separation may be a challenge, such as when with their small camps are walking around camp, in an activity, etc. Waterfront staff will wear face masks when girls are not actively engaged in the pool. In accordance with the Office of Early Childhood, each family will also be required to sign an Informed Consent form in order to have your camper participate in camp.
Health forms are required for each camper prior to their arrival at camp. Please note that every year, a family must fill out the parent portion in full, sign, and date as well as having each camper sign their portion. The physician’s portion can be used from 2021 if your camper previously attended one of GSOFCT’s summer camps. Should your child have a plan of care and/or need medications administered during the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or as an as needed medicine (epi pen, inhaler, etc.), be sure to complete the Authorization of Administration form, accompanying the original medication with the original prescription attached. Please note that we cannot administer any medications without you and your doctor’s consent and a signature stating that your camper CAN self-administer. Upon registration, we emailed you a health form for 2021. If you have not received one, please contact Camping Services. You must bring this form on the first day of camp if not mailed by June 11! Campers without forms will not be allowed to stay at camp. This is a state regulation all the time, not just this year. 
Should a camper or staff member be exposed to COVID-19, the entire group of campers, small camp and staff member of that group, would be asked to self-quarantine for 14 days before being allowed to return to camp. Campers and staff would not be allowed back to camp until after this quarantine was complete. Refunds for any potential exposure instances would be given on a pro-rated basis minus deposit and membership fees.
All summer camp registrations will be online. During the registration process, if you are not already a member of Girl Scouts, you can register your child to become a Girl Scout (required to attend camp). Payment is due in full by July 1. If registering after July 1, full payment is due at time of registration. If your family decides later to cancel your camp registration, we ask that you do so in writing by email to Camping Services at least two weeks prior to the start of your camper’s time at camp. GSOFCT will refund your registration fees minus the $25 non-refundable deposit. Should your camper begin attending camp and later decides not to continue, please email Camping Services to receive a refund on the unused portion of camp days. Please note that cookie credits have no cash value and are not refundable.  
Girl Scouts of Connecticut
Attn: Camping Services
20 Washington St. 
North Haven, CT 06473
If you have any questions, please contact Customer Care.
Girl Scout Membership fee is non-refundable. Cancellations and refunds must be requested in writing and sent to Camping Services.
Cancellation refunds will be made minus the $25 non-refundable deposit. Should you cancel camp for any reason, Cookie Credits are not returnable. 
Cancellations made within two weeks of camp attendance will not receive any refund. 
Due to limited space in Saddle Up, Horse Savvy, and Horse Fun, any cancellations within two weeks prior to arrival at camp will not be refunded.
Financial aid is available on a limited basis. Both online registration and financial aid form are required to be considered. The financial aid application is within the registration form. To fill the financial aid form out, you must go into the registration portal for the camp you selected. On the first full page of information that you are required to fill out, on the bottom of that page, there is a question asking if you would like to apply for financial aid. You can then click yes to apply and the form will pop up for you to fill out.
 Remember, you must complete the registration form, and pay the $25 deposit per week that is required to process the camp registration and financial aid request; however, if your camper is not granted financial assistance, the deposit will be refunded. If you have questions about the deposit fee, please contact Camping Services.
We are looking for your special skills, spirit, and appreciation of children. Camp programs include swimming, hiking, campers, nature, sports, games, horseback riding, dramatics, singing, boating, cookouts, canoeing, and living in the outdoors. Enjoy the fun and rewards of meeting and working with other adults and children in the outdoors. Adults will receive training in outdoor skills, teamwork, health, and safety standards. To find out more and to apply please contact Camping Services.
Campers may work on specific badges during camp and may even complete some of them. They will participate in many activities that can be applied toward badges and Journeys. Campers will go home with a list of badge steps (requirements) completed.
Who are the staff members and how old are they?
Our camp staff are enthusiastic, talented, and caring adults who are selected based on their experience, ability to serve as positive role models, and their enthusiasm to work with children. Many of our staff return from year to year, but new staff are recruited as well. We also hire international staff via Camp America. Background checks and extensive interviews are completed during the hiring proces. 
What training does the staff receive?
All staff are required to complete training before the first day of camp. Training includes activity programming, outdoor skills, health and safety, emergency procedures, age level characteristics, dealing with homesickness, and more. Staff who supervise and instruct specialty activities are required to obtain additional training and required licenses. Staff who are CPR and First Aid certified are always on site.
What is the ratio of staff to campers?
The staff to camper ration is based on the ages of the campers and follow GSUSA guide
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