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Toggle navigation Navigation. Subscribe Advertise With Us Employment. Red Cross: National blood crisis may put patients at risk Jan. Cycle the Erie Canal this summer Jan. New Yorkers urged to prepare for extreme cold weather Jan. See your closest national park in a different way through the Girl Scout Ranger Program! Troop leaders and families can arrange for activities like hiking, biking, wildlife watching, and guided tours in National Park Service sites across the U.
Girl Scouts can even design their own project to along with their Girl Scout Journey, a badge, or Take Action project—and earn patches and certificates from the National Park Service. Council Finder. Use this finder to connect with your local Girl Scout council. Camp and Outdoors. Find a Camp. Ways to Get Outdoors. Girl Scouts are forces of nature. And they were meant for outdoor adventures. Explore the Great Outdoors Near You Because growing a love for outdoors extends beyond the boundaries of her local summer camp!
Girl Scouts Love State Parks An annual celebration where Girl Scouts and their troops, families, and friends come together to explore their local state parks. Troop and Council Activities From horseback riding to archery lessons, bird-watching to her first hike in the woods, every outdoor activity builds confidence.
Girl Scout Camp Opportunities. Girl Scout Camps. Learn more about the Girl Scout Ranger program. Swiss Army Knife Outdoors Stay sharp with this classic function tool. Hang out and relax around a campfire, sleep under the stars, throw a starry party, look for nocturnal friends on a night hike, do crafts under the stars, and jump in for a special dusk swim!
Stay up late, sleep in, and cook breakfast in your unit. Excited to camp with other Girl Scout friends? Give overnight camp a try! Spend four days and three nights at camp participating in all the fun traditional camp activities including swimming, exploring nature, making crafts, and singing songs with new friends.
Love to explore? Pack up your sleeping bag and get ready for an adventure. You will sleep out of your unit for one night in a pop-up tent, explore trails at Ponderosa State Park, and cook over a campfire at least three times.
Work on the skills you need to be safe and comfortable outdoors! Jump in the saddle! Join other beginning riders as you travel to a stable two times during your stay at camp for a trail ride. Calling all Cadettes! Are you ready to take on the ultimate camp challenge? Grab your hiking boots, swimsuit, and paddle to spend your days exploring camp and the surrounding areas by water and foot. Practice your strokes in the canoe and conquer the tippy-canoe test, then enjoy a paddling trip on Payette Lake.
When you return to camp, swap your swimsuit for hiking boots, and take on the trails of Ponderosa State Park. Top your week off with a night of sleeping under the stars in hammocks. Must be comfortable in deep water, able to tread water for 2 minutes, and swim 50 yards without stopping. Are you ready for the competition of a lifetime? Well, grab your colors and put your game face on, because Camp Alice Pittenger just turned into a weeklong extravaganza of games, puzzles, and challenges for your group to complete.
Girls will work together in their units to become the first ever CCC Champions! Brownies will be on the red team, Juniors will be on the green team, and Cadettes will be on the purple team.
Do you dream of being a camp counselor someday? Do you love being around little kids and all they goofy things they say and do? Girls will shadow camp counselors, learn how to lead games and songs, discover the best tips and tricks of how to mentor young campers, serve as team leads for our first ever Camp Color Competition and improve your camp leadership skills.
With your CIT peers by your side, honor your adventures and successes at the end of your two weeks with a special celebration. Grab your swimsuit, sunscreen and sunglasses and head on up to Camp Alice Pittenger for a week of fun, water filled adventures.
Play water games, create a swim dance routine with your cabin, go boating, make sandcastles, and challenge a new friend to pool noodle jousting. Spend your week hanging out by the lake, celebrating summer with a water party, and making new friends.
Juniors and up will be able to use the water obstacle course if they swim 25 yards without stopping. Grab your swimsuit, hiking boots and sense of adventure for an action-filled week! Hit Payette Lake for a short paddling adventure with a picnic lunch and then take things to the next level with an offsite trip to coast through some class II and III rapids on a white-water rafting trip.
Swap your paddle for hiking boots and explore the trails of Ponderosa State Park. Round out your week by sleeping in hammocks nights for a week filled with adventure. Are you all about art? Join us to create masterpieces using a variety of materials and techniques for an art filled week!
Paint a sunrise or sunset on Payette Lake, create a masterpiece out of recycled materials, use nature to create art and more. Finish off your week with an art show for your fellow campers! Camp TAM is our hub to high adventure and outdoor exploration! Snuggled in the sub-alpine firs and wildflowers of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, Camp TAM is a mountain hide-a-way for Girl Scouts to explore nature, connect to the outdoors and discover their strengths. Girls will confidently face outdoor challenges from adventurous backpacking trips to mastering archery and creating delicious meals over the campfire.
Come and discover the fun of Camp TAM! Master the art of making friendship bracelets, learn camp songs, and cook over a campfire. This week will be filled with making new friends and creating lasting memories. Grab your hiking boots and get ready to explore the outdoors from land, water, and air. Girls will hike and explore on a two-day, one night backpacking trip, spend a day whitewater rafting the Snake River, and reach new heights while on a climbing adventure.
Girls must be comfortable in fast moving and deep water, be able to swim 50 yards without stopping, and carry 30 pounds in a backpack. Girls must be able to hike up to 5 miles.
Spend a week learning new cooking techniques over a campfire and camp stove! Try your hand at preparing different camp cookbook meals, test out a favorite recipe over a campfire, take a tour of the camp kitchen, and see what goes into making meals for the whole camp! End your week with a bakeoff with your bunk mates against the rest of the unit. Grab your backpack, hiking boots and water bottle, and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime!
Girls will start their week off reviewing backcountry skills, planning and packing before setting off into the wilderness for a three-day, two-night backpacking trip. Girls must be comfortable hiking miles a day and carrying pounds of gear. Girls will learn the basics of photography and will get the chance to explore camp and the Red Ridge trail while capturing the beauty of nature with their cameras.
We recommend girls bring a digital camera if they have one. Council iPads or digital cameras will be available. Do you love horses? Jump in the saddle and learn all about horses! Join other beginning riders as you go on two mountain trail rides. Lace up your hiking boots, fill up your water bottles, and get ready to set out on a two-day, one-night backpacking trip.
Later in the week, put your skills to the test on a short backpacking trip! Have you always dreamt of being a camp counselor? Do you love being around children and hearing the silly things they say? Learn how to facilitate games and lead songs, discover the best tips and tricks on how to mentor younger campers, shadow camp counselors, and leave your mark on Camp Ta-Man-A-Wis with a service project.
Grab your hiking boots and water bottle for a fun, three-day, two-night adventure. Girls will hike on the Red Ridge Trail while at camp, learn the basics of how to stay safe in the outdoors, and spend a night in a pop-up tent outside of their unit.
Do you love camp so much that you want to do it with your whole family? Now is your chance! All adult participants must be background checked members of Girl Scouts of Silver Sage. Camp Registration and Campership Form This form is to be used only if you are unable to access the online registration.
We have financial aid available for all camps! Registering online will be result in a faster review. To receive the Early Squirrel discount, register for camp before April 15 th. I have registered my camper for camp, when should I expect to receive the family information packet? We are anticipating sending out the family information packet on the week of April 25, This packet will include all camp paperwork, directions to camp, more information about our program and the emergency telephone number for camp.
Family information packets are sent out via email so please check your MyGS account to ensure you have the correct email listed. Do campers earn Girl Scout badges at camp? All campers will be receiving a special camp patch for their Girl Scout uniform. If campers complete full badges while at camp, they will also be sent home with their completed badges.
Not every session will be completing Girl Scout badgework. All girls are welcome to join any of our camp sessions. When you register for camp, you will also be prompted to complete your Girl Scout membership.
Financial aid is available. My camper has special needs or accommodations, what is the best way to tell camp staff? We want all of our campers to have the most successful week at camp. The more details and information you provide for us, the better we can accommodate your camper. Our Outdoor Program Manager may reach out to families with campers who need accommodations. At school, my camper receives one-on-one support from an aid.
Can an aid or parent attend camp with my camper? If your camper receives support from a one-on-one aid at school, we encourage a trusted adult to accompany your camper at camp. Please contact Customer Care at customercare girlscouts-ssc. Our Outdoor Program Manager will reach out to your family about your camper, their accommodations and any other information we need prior to your camp session.
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