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SUMMER CAMP 2015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome.....................................................................................................3
Open Houses at Camp........................................................................... 4
How to Register........................................................................................ 4
General Information................................................................................5
Confirmation Packets and Forms.......................................................7
Paying for Camp.......................................................................................8
Camp Whip Poor Will...............................................................................9
Camp Libbey............................................................................................ 15
Camp Butterworth................................................................................ 21
Camp Woodhaven................................................................................ 26
Troop Adventure Camp (TAC).......................................................... 28
Older Girl Leadership Opportunities............................................... 31
Special Summer Events...................................................................... 32
Camp Planner......................................................................................... 34
Volunteer Day Camps.......................................................................... 36
Register at gswo.org
for assistance call 888-350-5090
[email protected]
Camp Libbey
Defiance (Defiance County)
Woodhaven Program Center
Lima (Allen County)
Camp Whip Poor Will
Morrow (Warren County)
Camp Stonybrook
Waynesville (Warren County)
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Camp Butterworth
Maineville (Warren County)
Dear Parents/Guardians,
WELCOME!
Did you go to camp when you were a child? Do you remember that first night – the smell of
s’mores by the fire, sleeping without a nightlight, and seeing the stars shining brightly overhead?
The camp experience is unique, and we can’t wait to share it with your daughter! She’ll meet new
people, learn unique skills, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
For many girls, camp is the first time away from home and their family. It’s the ultimate characterbuilding experience – a safe place for your daughter to learn responsibility, and be empowered
to take care of herself. Under the guidance of caring, trained adults, she’ll learn independence
by waking up on her own, making her bed, attending activities on time, and keeping track of her
belongings – things some girls have never done before.
Our activities were developed by girls and include topics that they care about and want to
participate in. With the help of our hardworking staff and team of volunteers, our program is
specifically molded to each individual age and grade level. Whether it’s swimming, hiking, acting,
or archery, we have a menu of activities to create wonderful memories in a caring and supportive
community.
Every girl deserves a chance to camp. Camperships are available to ensure girls needing financial
assistance can participate.
Whether she attends for a day, a week, or longer, Girl Scout camp will give your daughter an
opportunity to grow, explore, and have fun. We’ll teach her how to be courageous, confident,
and full of character, while making the world a better place. Whichever opportunity she chooses,
we’re confident she will have a magical summer adventure—and that you’ll be amazed at all she’s
learned.
Roni Luckenbill
Chief Executive Officer
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HOW TO REGISTER
January 28, 2015 - Registration Opens!
February 25, 2015 - Troop Adventure Camp (TAC) Registration Opens!
• Registrations may be submitted online in eBiz, faxed (513-489-1417) or mailed to Girl Scouts of Western Ohio,
4930 Cornell Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45242; or delivered to any regional Girl Scout Center.
• If submitting a paper form, please submit one form per camper, per camp program. Forms can be found at
gswo.org.
• A $30 non-refundable deposit(or the full amount if less than that) is required per camper and camp session.
• TAC registrations must be completed using the paper form found at gswo.org/camp.
• Each TAC registration form must be accompanied with a $10 non-refundable deposit per girl.
• Adults required to fulfill Girl Scout adult-to-girl ratios attend TAC for free.
• Additional adults attending TAC that are not required for ratios must pay the full cost.
Camp fills up quickly! Don’t wait to register! Sign up online using eBiz for real time registration and availability. Just
go to eBiz, activate your account, register your daughter as a member, and begin the adventure. Directions will
help guide you through this process.
Checks, cash and credit cards will be processed immediately upon receipt of paper registration forms. This
does not guarantee registration. Online registration is preferred as it guarantees placement and availability. Save
yourself the hassle and register online today!
OPEN HOUSES AT CAMP
Attending a camp open house is a great way for you and your child to become familiar with camp prior to her
scheduled camp session. Wear comfrotable shoes and dress for the weather because during the open house you
will:
• Visit and tour the camp.
• Meet the camp director.
• Try out a camp activity.
• Ask important questions about the care your camper will receive and the program opportunities that will be
available.
Camp Whip Poor Will
April 25, 2015
2:00-4:00 pm
Camp Butterworth
June 6, 2015
2:00-4:00 pm
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Camp Libbey
April 18, 2015
1:00-3:00 pm
Camp Stonybrook
April 11, 2015
3:00-5:00 pm
Camp Woodhaven
April 25, 2015
1:00-3:00 pm
GENERAL INFORMATION
SENDING YOUR CHILD TO CAMP
Camp has something for everyone! Our camps offer a wide variety of opportunities so you and your child can
find the perfect camp experience! While your child is at camp she will make new friends, try new things, learn
independence, and so much more with the guidance and supervision of a caring staff. Summer camp is a place
where great memories are made and kept. We pride ourselves on giving your child a unique experience for her
to live and grow. While girls are having fun at camp, we are sure to keep the Girl Scout Mission, Promise, Law, and
goals in mind at all times.
GIRL SCOUT GOALS
Through Girl Scout summer camp girls will participate in activities that help them achieve goals which are:
• Girls will understand themselves and their values.
• Girls will use their knowledge and skills to explore the world.
• Girls will care about, inspire, and team with others locally and globally.
• Girls will act to make the world a better place.
EQUAL ACCESS
No one shall be denied admission to our camp(s) or to the benefit of our U.S. Department of Agriculture Child
Nutrition program(s) because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, handicap or age, providing specific
program requirements are met.
GIRLS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
We seek to provide an inclusive environment. Campers requiring special accommodations, meals, equipment
or staffing should notify the regional Girl Scout Center in writing and send complete information with her
registration(s). All information will be kept confidential and shared only with the camp director and the
appropriate staff. Campers should be self-sufficient and able to dress, eat and shower on their own.
BUDDIES
If your camper has a special buddy who is in the same grade level with whom she
wants to share her camp experience, please follow these guidelines to assure
placement of your camper and her buddy together:
• Buddy pairs are placed when two girls request each other on their
registration. Please limit requests to one buddy.
• Buddies must sign up for the same camp program.
Remember that buddies are not a requirement. Many campers come to
camp without a buddy and make new friends quickly.
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TRANSPORTATION
Parents are responsible for transporting their children to and from all camps except for Camp Butterworth Day
Camp where busing is available (see pg 22). Carpooling is encouraged. A photo ID is required to pick up a child
from camp.
For out-of-camp trips requiring transportation, campers are driven in council-owned or leased vehicles by
staff members who are at least 21 years old and who have completed special transportation training and motor
vehicle background checks. Seat belts are worn at all times.
HEALTH CARE
In a conscious effort to provide a safe and healthy environment for all campers, we require campers to provide
the following:
• Resident Camp - A physical exam completed within 12 months of the camper’s stay at camp is necessary
for campers, including adult volunteers, who attend resident camp. Health exam forms must be signed
by a licensed physician. If a girl arrives at camp without a signed health examination form she will be sent
home. Please don’t forget this vital requirement!
• Special Summer Events, Troop Adventure Camp and Day Camp - A health history must be provided
that is current within six months, unless otherwise specified.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Privacy Act of 2001 protects all personal and medical information. The disclosure of confidential
information is only available to health personnel. It is the camper’s responsibility to provide this information for
each session they attend as forms are not transferred to another camping session and are not available from
previous years. We encourage you to make copies of each form before you bring them to camp. All camps have
staff members who are First Aid and CPR certified.
CAMP KAPERS
Kapers are chores girls share while attending camp. Each staff member will model and teach campers proper
ways to care for the environment and their camp surroundings. Each unit is responsible for the upkeep and
cleaning of their area, and for additional daily camp responsibilities. This may include cleaning the dining hall,
latrines, bathhouse, the grounds and other areas. Girls are closely monitored to make sure that established
health and safety procedures are used in completing cleaning tasks.
CAMP FEES
We work hard to offer summer camp opportunities at the lowest possible rates. We have been able to maintain
fundraising efforts and minimize expenses in an effort to offer camp opportunities to girls at about half the
actual cost.
Girl Scout members: eBiz online summer camp registration is the best option for registering for camp and is
available for both current members and those girls who wish to become members. Online registration opens at
midnight and offers first-come first-served, real-time registration with no paperwork delays!
Non-Girl Scout members: Our camps are open to ALL girls! You don’t have to have been in a troop to go to Girl
Scout camp. You can join Girl Scouts now by registering on-line, then sign up for camp fun! Going to camp is a
great way to be a Girl Scout.
ACA ACCREDITATION
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The American Camp Association (ACA) is an independent national agency which imposes the highest standards
of health, safety, program and staffing for camps across the country. Camps are periodically visited and must
maintain high marks to display the ACA logo. We are proud that all council-owned properties providing summer
opportunities by paid staff are accredited and meet or exceed ACA standards.
STAFFING
In our commitment to ensure the safety of all campers, we strive to meet or exceed all established safety
standards for staffing. We maintain a staff to camper ratio of two adults to every: • 10 girls entering 1st grade
• 12 girls entering 2nd through 3rd grade
• 16 girls entering 4th through 5th grade
• 20 girls entering 6th grade and above
All staff members are carefully screened to find the best and most qualified candidates to promote a safe,
positive, nurturing camp environment. Each candidate submits an application and three references, and goes
through an interview and a state and/or national criminal background check according to the National Child
Protection Act of 1993. Minimum requirements of staff positions include:
• Supervisory staff – 21 years old or older with supervisory experience
• Camp counselors and specialty staff – 18 years old or older
• Volunteer staff – 18 years old or older
INTERNATIONAL STAFF
Some campers’ experiences are enhanced through interaction with the talented and experienced staff that will
be joining us from other countries. International staff are selected from applications provided by an international
staffing agency and go through a screening process including background certification checks that are similar to
the process used for U.S. staff.
MALE STAFF
TRAINING
All staff participates in an intensive, mandatory training designed to prepare the staff to create a positive,
harmonious and supportive camp environment based on information by the camping industry’s leading experts.
During this period, staff learn about child development, the Girl Scout program, camp skills, group dynamics,
safety procedures and regulations. Supervisory staff participates in additional training.
CONFIRMATIONS
In order to have your camper ready for camp, you need to know what to pack, when to arrive, what
forms to fill out and more. Once registered, you will have access to confirmation information to help
prepare your camper for her awesome summer experience. Confirmation information is available
through the following:
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Email: You will receive a welcome to camp email with links to all the confirmation information
specific to your campers summer session. There won’t be attachments, but be sure to check
your spam and junk mailbox just in case.
Website: All confirmation information is located at GSWO.org/camp. Don’t wait for your email,
check the council website anytime.
Direct Mail: If you need the confirmation information mailed directly to you, please contact the
customer care hotline at 888-350-5090. We will mail that directly to you.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Male staff members (paid and volunteer) are a valued part of all aspects of Girl Scouting, including Girl Scout
camping. Additional guidelines are followed when men are present in order to ensure the privacy of the girls, as well
as the male staff members. In all situations, safety standards for involving men in Girl Scout activities are followed.
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PAYING FOR CAMP
DEPOSITS
A non-refundable $30 deposit per session is required at the time of registration for resident and day camp. The
deposit is applied to the cost of the session. Sessions with fees under $30 must be paid in full at the time of
registration. Troop Adventure Camp requires a $10/person deposit that is applied to the cost of the session.
REFUNDS AND CANCELLATION POLICY
Deposits are nonrefundable unless the desired program opportunity is full or has been cancelled. The cancellation
deadline is one month (30 days) prior to session date. In order to receive a refund all requests must be received in
writing 30 days prior to the session date. Cancellations made prior to the deadline are subject to the following fees:
• Resident Camp/Day Camp/Me & My Gal: The $30 deposit is non-refundable
• TAC: The $10 deposit per participant is nonrefundable.
• One Day Events costing less than $30: A $10 per participant cancellation fee will be charged.
Cancellations made after the deadline date (30 days prior to the session date) will not be eligible for a refund except
for reasons listed below. Written refund requests for the balance of the fee must be submitted within two weeks of
the end of the camp program and will be considered for the following reasons:
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Serious illness or accident (with a physician statement).
Death in the immediate family.
Camper moves from the Girls Scouts of Western Ohio service area before camp begins.
Other refunds will be considered on a case by case basis prior to camp if notification is given on or before the
cancellation date.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Financial assistance is available to registered Girl Scouts wanting to attend camp, based on financial need. All
campers must pay the $30 deposit and some portion of the program fee. Financial assistance exists to ensure girls
have access to camp. Don’t let cost be a barrier to your daughter attending camp. There is support available.
To request financial assistance, you can find the financial assistance form at gswo.org under summer camp.
Campers using eBiz online registration should submit a paper financial assistance form to a regional service center
after successfully completing their online camp registration.
BALANCE DUE
To view and pay the balance due, log into eBiz. The balance due can be paid by credit card and also by cash, check or
“Cookie Dough” by mail, or delivered in person to a regional service center. The balance of all camps must be paid IN
FULL by May 22, 2015.
To ensure fair and timely registration of all campers, registrations submitted without the appropriate forms
completed and/or proper fee included will not be accepted and will be returned. If the balance is not paid by May 22,
2015, your reservation will be cancelled and your deposit forfeited. Each camp registration form submitted on or after
May 22, 2015, must include payment in full for each camp program.
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RESIDENT CAMP • MORROW, OHIO
Located near the Little Miami River on 505 acres of land, Camp Whip Poor Will has a wide variety
of living areas from platform tents to Conestoga wagons. Ravines give way to small creeks which
make excellent spots for creek hikes and fossil hunting. A small pond, low challenge course,
archery range , swimming pool and craft area are a few of the excitingfeatures at Camp Whip Poor
Will.
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
Check out additional resident camp opportunities at Camp Libbey.
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TEDDY BEAR DELIGHT
Grade 1 Grades 2-3
3 day | $145 | June 21-23, July 5-7
Hey Brownies! Do you have a special Teddy Bear or
stuffed animal that would love to go to camp with you?
If so, bring your friend and you’ll both enjoy swimming,
hiking, songs and games! Plan a tea party, make a craft.
Enjoy star gazing with your furry friend, then return to
your cabin to snuggle in for the night.
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/15
IT’S A BUGS LIFE
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
Grades 2-3
6 day | $285 | June 14-19
Are you excited to stay overnight at camp and make
new friends? Friends are like family and you’ll get to do
crafts, hike, and swim with your new camp friends. You’ll
try out the climbing wall, play fun games, cook over a
fire, sing and a whole lot more. Finish your week with
a campout under the stars. You will also work on the
Making Friend’s badge.
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/18
Grade 1 Grades 2-3
3 day | $145 | June 24-26, July 8-10
Bugs are awesome and cute! In this session, you’ll
explore the busy lives of bugs on the go, create “buggy”
kinds of things, discover bug homes and find the
prettiest bug in camp. Exploring the Bug badge is just
part of the fun. Swim, hike, make new friends and do
other awesome things at camp!
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/15
ANIMAL CRACKERS
Grade 1 Grades 2-3
3 day | $145 | June 28-30
Splash and play all day long! Stay cool at the pool as
you play awesome water games and make the biggest
splash. Try a little boating and eat lunch on the lake with
your cabin mates. While at the lake, try your hand at
catching fish. Splash your way down a creek bed to look
for fossils (or just to stay wet) and give water coloring
your best shot! You’ll get to a lot more fun activities at
camp!
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/15
Grades 2-3
6 day | $285 | June 21-26
If you like art projects and being out in nature, this
session is full of fun and exciting activities that involve
both. Go on a hike, build a fort, and learn how to weave
nature into awesome art projects. You’ll also cook over
a campfire, learn some basic boating skills so you can
paddle around the lake and do lots more fun camp
activities!
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/18
SPLASH CAMP
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BROWNIE JAMBOREE
CAMP ROCKS
Grade 1 Grades 2-3
3 day | $145 | June 28-30
Do you love coming to camp? In this session, you’ll
get to try everything camp has to offer! Hike on the
trails, learn how to boat, work on art projects, sing, play
games, cook out, make new friends, tackle the climbing
wall and a whole lot more. Bring a friend with you to
share in the adventure.
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/15
Grades 2-3
6 day | $285 | July 5-10
Snacks and animals - two very different things but you’ll
love making savory snacks, and learning about animals
that make camp their home. Girls will explore the
Snacks badge.
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/18
ART & NATURE
CAMPAPALOOZA
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | June 14-19
Try it all! Make art to wear, climb the wall, shoot archery,
create crafts, and try paintball slingshots. Top it off
with a slumber party complete with movies and spend
a night camping out in tents that you’ve learned pitch.
Plus, you’ll get to choose more of your favorite camp
activities to do during the week!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
STAR GIRLS
JUNIOR SAMPLER
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | June 21-26
If you like adventure, do it all at camp while you discover
what challenge you like best. Tackle the low challenge
course, canoe down the Little Miami River, do some
extreme hiking through the backcountry of camp, try
snorkeling at the pool, climb a rock wall, pitch a tent
and sleep out under the stars – the sky’s the limit in this
session!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
Grades 4-5
6 day | $315 | June 14-19
Calling all girls who love to be in the spot light! Learn all
about putting on a play or skit in this awesome session.
Start by creating a play or skit then choosing a character. Once that’s decided, design and make costumes
to match each unique character. When taking a break
from all that creativity, you can swim, hike, do arts and
crafts, plus more great camp activities. Girls will explore
the Playing the Past badge.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
YOU CAN’T DO THAT AT CAMP!
Grades 4-5
6 day | $410 | June 14-19, July 5-10
Are you ready to get on a horse for the first time or
continue skills where you left off? You’ll head to Camp
Kern each day to learn the basics of horseback riding.
Once your skills are assessed, you’ll either learn how
to take care of a horse, practice grooming skills, learn
to stop, steer, and control your horse or work on more
advanced skills. Go on a trail ride weather permitting.
Back at Whip Poor Will swim, do target sports, hike,
cook out, and much more.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
Grades 4-5
3 day | $160 | June 28-30
The stars and moon are always brighter at camp and
you’ll be seeing a lot of both in this session! Find out
what animals are around at night and what they’re
doing. Explore the woods on a night hike, search for
different stars and constellations while sleeping under
the big dipper, and make crafts that focus on the night.
By daylight, participate in your choice of regular camp
activities!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
HORSIN’ AROUND
Grades 4-5
3 day | $160 | June 28-30
Come explore nature, water and camp! Do awesome
activities while exploring the back trails and creeks
of camp. Master your canoeing or kayaking skills to
explore the watery world of sand, rocks and wildlife
around the camp lake. Try your hand at fishing and
maybe even create some really cool fish prints. Cook
over a campfire, stay cool in the pool and be a part of
the bigger picture – earth!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
MOON CATCHERS
OUTDOOR MAGIC
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | June 21-26
It’s just magic being in the outdoors and seeing it come
to life right before your eyes! This session gets you
away from main camp and takes you to more remote
parts of camp where you’ll learn to build fires, cook with
cast iron, set up tents and survive in the great outdoors.
You’ll creek stomp, star gaze, and roam the woods on
a night hike. You’ll still get to swim and choose other
camp activities, but it’s the outdoors that will add magic
to your time at camp.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
NATURE & WATER
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | June 21-26
Want to bend some of those camp rules? Do some
things you’ve always been told not to! Stay up late, raid
the camp kitchen, sleep in, try new fun foods and order
pizza for cookout night! Don’t worry; besides all that,
you can still do your favorite camp activities, totally
planned by you and your campmates! .
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
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JUNIOR JAM
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | July 5-10
Not sure what you want to do once you get to camp?
How about trying a little bit of everything while you’re
there? Archery, climbing wall, paint ball sling shots,
swimming, and hiking are just a few of the things you will
get to try and choose from. And don’t forget all the new
friends you’ll make along the way!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
ART TO WEAR
Grades 4-5
3 day | $180 | June 28-30
When you see all the colors and textures of various
materials, do you dream up a million things to do with
them? Do you like to create things using your own
design? In this session, learn how to make your own
clothing while exploring new fashion ideas and design.
You’ll make jewelry, hats, scarfs, and other items you
can wear. When not creating, choose other camp
activities like swimming, archery, and more.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
CARABINERS
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Grades 6-8
6 day | $345 | June 14-19
It’s all about the equipment – ropes, helmet and harness, and the hardware. See how high you can go on
the climbing wall then learn the art of rappelling. Head
to nearby cliffs to rappel until you drop. But that’s only
half the fun. Head out early to Torrent Falls near Red
River Gorge, Kentucky for a day of special “Via Ferrata” climbing (where steel cables run along the route
periodically fixed to the rock.) No climbing experience
is necessary; just an outdoor spirit and a desire for the
heights. Set in a horseshoe canyon, you’ll be clipped
into a series of cables that span the natural rock face of
the canyon. Qualified instructors help you get started.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 12/24
WILDERNESS GIRLS
Grades 6-8
6 day | $285 | June 21-26
Wild is the best place to be! In this session you’ll start
out perfecting your outdoor skills then head to the
backcountry of camp to explore areas off the beaten
trail. You’ll pack up your belongings and hike on out
to where you’ll stay at least one night at a backwoods
or primitive site, putting your skills to the test. Explore
some of the Trailblazing badge!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
CAMP CUISINE
Grades 6-8
6 day | $300 | June 14-19
Julia Child said “Learn how to cook-try new recipes,
learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and, above
all, have fun!” In this session, you’ll cook up some
awesome dishes from across time and distance. Make
a foreign dish, something from another country, a dish
from another time period and create something that
makes a statement! Also learn the science behind
why different ingredients do what they do as you cook.
When not in the kitchen, you’ll get to swim and choose
other camp activities you’d like to do. Work on the New
Cuisines badge.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
COASTER CRAZE
Grades 6-8
6 day | $345 | June 14-19
Ever wonder how roller coasters are built and what
makes them run? This session is perfect if you think
you might have an interest in engineering and knowing
how things work. Start the week doing hands-on
activities that make you aware of the awesome careers
in engineering and delve into simple machines to
see what makes them tick. Put your skills to test by
building a roller coaster car and track to see how they
work together. Towards the end of the week take a trip
to Kings Island amusement park for fun plus to learn
more about the real roller coasters! When you’re not
inventing or building, you’ll still get to swim and do other
camp activities of your choice!!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
DIYNAMITE
Grades 6-8
6 day | $300 | June 21-26
“Do it yourself” projects give you a feeling of
accomplishment plus their fun and exciting. Whether
you choose projects like working with wood and hand
tools or artistic materials and pallets, you and your
cabin mates will explore, plan, budget and create some
awesome projects. You’ll definitely go home with some
new found skills. Between projects, you’ll still get to
swim, hike, and do other camp activities of your choice.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
THEATRE QUEENS
ART ATTACK
ROCK & RIVER
SADDLE UP
Grades 6-8
3 day | $165 | June 28-30
To be or not to be…! Do you love being in the spotlight
and acting? Performance is a powerful way to make
an impact on an audience. Theater Queens will learn
about performance and the theater, and then pick a
format that excites the group – a Broadway musical or
a drama? A variety show? Build a set, make costumes,
and plan a production for the whole camp. Girls will
explore the Screenwriter badge.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
Grades 6-8
6 day | $310 | July 5-10
Rock & River not only sounds adventuresome, you’ll live
it! Work your way through the challenge course and on
to the climbing wall. Once you’ve mastered the heights,
off to the water. Hone your canoe and kayak skills at
camp, then head to the Little Miami River where you’ll
paddle all day (river permitting) and spend the night
along the river listening to the water while watching the
stars. And don’t forget, there is still swimming, archery,
hiking, and more to round out this session.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
Grades 6-8
6 day | $410 | June 21-26
If you’ve never been on a horse before or want to
continue where you left off, it’s time to grab a saddle
and get going. Spend each day at Camp Kern where
you’ll learn to lead, mount and control your horse or
work on more advanced skills. Go on a trail ride weather
permitting. Back at Whip Poor Will, do all the fun camp
activities like swimming, target sports, hiking, cooking
out, and much more.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
OUTDOOR WILDERNESS
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
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day | $300 | June 14-19
Grades 6-8
If you love being out in the woods exploring and
3 day | $165 | June 28-30
challenging yourself, come to this session where you’ll
Do you love eating and cooking outdoors? During
do both. Contribute to the team as you move through
your stay at camp, you’ll be enticed to experience
a series of tasks involving recreational activities,
unique cooking methods like box ovens, bean holes,
outdoor skills, group challenges, and night time
Dutch ovens, planking and much more as you prepare
numerous meals using one thing in common – fire! Plan experiences. Engage in awesome and unique activities
that will help you become more comfortable in the
your meals as a group and happy eating!
outdoors and learn more about yourself!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
>>Min/Max: 10/20
THE ARENA
Grades 6-8
6 day | $285 | July 5-10
You have been chosen to participate in the Annual
Camp Games. It is time to master your outdoor survival
skills and build your alliances. Learn about wild edibles,
camouflage, archery, perseverance, knots, teamwork,
shelter building, and much more. You will test your skills
in the arena and overcome the game makers.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
ANYTHING & EVERYTHING
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
3 day | $160 | June 28-30
If you love being out in the woods exploring and
challenging yourself, come to this session where you’ll
do both. Contribute to the team as you move through
a series of tasks involving recreational activities,
outdoor skills, group challenges, and night time
experiences. Engage in awesome and unique activities
that will help you become more comfortable in the
outdoors and learn more about yourself!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
OUTDOOR CHEF
Grades 6-8
6 day | $335 | July 5-10
Do you dream of being an artist? Come have fun
exploring different art projects and discover your
creative side. Throughout the week, visit with a
professional artist in her studio. There you will create
stained glass art and experiment with polymer beads.
Meanwhile, back at camp you’ll still get to do fun
activities like swimming, cooking out, campfires and
more. .
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
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MEGA CAVERN
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
6 day | $500 | June 21-26
Are you ready for the ultimate underground adventure?
Experience the only zip line in the entire world that
is right through the middle of a cave! Mega Cavern
features six underground zip lines including a dual
racing zip, two challenge bridges and more that will
get your adrenaline pumping. Then, try the ONLY fully
underground aerial ropes challenge course in the world!
Mega Cavern is located near Louisville, Kentucky where
you’ll spend a couple of days camping and enjoying
what the area has to offer.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 5/10
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING 1
14
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
6 day | $145 | June 14-19, July 5-10
This one-week opportunity is for girls who are ready
to begin exploring the pathway to camp leadership.
Topics covered in training include: introduction to
the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, age and social
characteristics of younger campers, essential skills
needed to be a great counselor, and how to lead
songs and games. CIT 1’s will spend nights in their own
unit and receive ongoing supervision and leadership
guidance from the CIT Director, while building
teamwork skills, and observing unit staff.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/15
Me & My Guy - July 18
See pg. 33 for information about
this special summer event at
Camp Whip Poor Will.
COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING 2
Grades 11-12
10 day | $145 | June 21-26 and June 28-30
This opportunity is for the aspiring camp counselor.
CIT II participants will spend nights in their own unit
and receive ongoing supervision and leadership
guidance from the CIT Director, while learning the skills
needed to be an outstanding camp counselor during
the day. CIT II ‘s will experience the challenges and
rewards of working with younger girls through training
that includes application of the Girl Scout Leadership
Experience, exploring the various leadership styles,
learning positive behavior techniques, age and social
characteristics, and resident camp skills. Participants
will have an opportunity to observe unit and program
staff. Participants will have the opportunity to evaluate
experiences and receive guidance from the CIT
Director as they assist in units, building up to spending
an entire day with their assigned unit. Girls will earn their
CIT II pin. Participants will go home over the weekend of
June 26-28. Prerequisite: CIT I .
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/15
JUNIOR COUNSELOR
Grade 12
$145 | June 11-13 plus 2 week internship
Girls entering the 12th grade who have completed both
CIT I and II programs have the option of applying for a
Junior Counselor internship. This opportunity is perfect
for girls who are ready to apply their skills to the next
level of leadership at camp. Girls selected to be Junior
Counselors will attend their own three day pre-camp
training June 11-13, 2015 at Camp Whip Poor Will, and
then choose two weeks to return to camp to complete
their internship. Internship weeks include one week
at Whip Poor Will and one week at Libbey. After
successful completion of the internship weeks, girls
may be invited to return for additional weeks of service.
Participants will go home over the weekends between
internship weeks. Prerequisite: CIT I and II, Junior
Counselor Application, References, and Interview. Follow the registration process, including payment of
the $30 deposit. Then contact Samantha Zachrich
at [email protected] or call 419-243-8216
for an application and to set up an interview. If not
selected as a Junior Counselor, you will be refunded in
full.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Capacity: 18
RESIDENT CAMP/TROOP ADVENTURE CAMP • DEFIANCE, OHIO
Nestled along the banks of the scenic Maumee River just outside Defiance, Ohio, Camp Edward
Drummond Libbey has almost 350 acres of fields, forests and ravines. Resident camp sessions offer a
large variety of activities for girls including swimming, canoeing, archery, crafts, challenge course and a
climbing wall.
Check out additional resident camp opportunities at Camp Whip Poor Will.
CAMP LIBBEY
CAMP LIBBEY
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CAMP ROCKS
CAMPAPALOOZA
SPLASH CAMP
STAR GIRLS
Grade 1 Grades 2-3
3 day | $145 | July 26-28
Do you love coming to camp? In this session, you’ll
get to try everything camp has to offer! Hike on the
trails, learn how to boat, work on art projects, sing, play
games, cook out, make new friends, tackle the climbing
wall and a whole lot more. Bring a friend with you to
share in the adventure.
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/15
Grade 1 Grades 2-3
3 day | $145 | July 29-31
Splash and play all day long! Stay cool at the pool as
you play awesome water games and make the biggest
splash. Try a little boating and eat lunch on the lake with
your cabin mates. While at the lake, try your hand at
catching fish. Splash your way down a creek bed to look
for fossils (or just to stay wet) and give water coloring
your best shot! You’ll get to a lot more fun activities at
camp!
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/15
CAMP LIBBEY
BROWNIE JAMBOREE
16
Grades 2-3
6 day | $285 | July 19-24
Are you excited to stay overnight at camp and make
new friends? Friends are like family and you’ll get to do
crafts, hike, and swim with your new camp friends. You’ll
try out the climbing wall, play fun games, cook over a
fire, sing and a whole lot more. Finish your week with
a campout under the stars. You will also work on the
Making Friend’s badge.
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/18
ART & NATURE
Grades 2-3
6 day | $285 | August 2-7
If you like art projects and being out in nature, this
session is full of fun and exciting activities that involve
both. Go on a hike, build a fort, and learn how to weave
nature into awesome art projects. You’ll also cook over
a campfire, learn some basic boating skills so you can
paddle around the lake and do lots more fun camp
activities!
>>Housing: Cabins
>>Min/Max: 10/18
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | July 19-24
Try it all! Make art to wear, climb the wall, shoot archery,
create crafts, and try paintball slingshots. Top it off
with a slumber party complete with movies and spend
a night camping out in tents that you’ve learned pitch.
Plus, you’ll get to choose more of your favorite camp
activities to do during the week!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
Grades 4-5
6 day | $315 | July 19-24
Calling all girls who love to be in the spot light! Learn all
about putting on a play or skit in this awesome session.
Start by creating a play or skit then choosing a character. Once that’s decided, design and make costumes
to match each unique character. When taking a break
from all that creativity, you can swim, hike, do arts and
crafts, plus more great camp activities. Girls will explore
the Playing the Past badge.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
JUNIOR SAMPLER
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | July 19-24
If you like adventure, do it all at camp while you discover
what challenge you like best. Tackle the low challenge
course, canoe down the Little Miami River, do some
extreme hiking through the backcountry of camp, try
snorkeling at the pool, climb a rock wall, pitch a tent
and sleep out under the stars – the sky’s the limit in this
session!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
JUNIOR JAM
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | July 26-31
Not sure what you want to do once you get to camp?
How about trying a little bit of everything while you’re
there? Archery, climbing wall, paint ball sling shots,
swimming, and hiking are just a few of the things you will
get to try and choose from. And don’t forget all the new
friends you’ll make along the way!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
YOU CAN’T DO THAT AT CAMP!
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | July 26-31
It’s just magic being in the outdoors and seeing it come
to life right before your eyes! This session gets you
away from main camp and takes you to more remote
parts of camp where you’ll learn to build fires, cook with
cast iron, set up tents and survive in the great outdoors.
You’ll creek stomp, star gaze, and roam the woods on
a night hike. You’ll still get to swim and choose other
camp activities, but it’s the outdoors that will add magic
to your time at camp.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
ART TO WEAR
Grades 4-5
6 day | $300 | August 2-7
When you see all the colors and textures of various
materials, do you dream up a million things to do with
them? Do you like to create things using your own
design? In this session, learn how to make your own
clothing while exploring new fashion ideas and design.
You’ll make jewelry, hats, scarfs, and other items you
can wear. When not creating, choose other camp
activities like swimming, archery, and more.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
MOON CATCHERS
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | August 2-7
The stars and moon are always brighter at camp and
you’ll be seeing a lot of both in this session! Find out
what animals are around at night and what they’re
doing. Explore the woods on a night hike, search for
different stars and constellations while sleeping under
the big dipper, and make crafts that focus on the night.
By daylight, participate in your choice of regular camp
activities!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
CAMP LIBBEY
Grades 4-5
6 day | $285 | July 26-31
Want to bend some of those camp rules? Do some
things you’ve always been told not to! Stay up late, raid
the camp kitchen, sleep in, try new fun foods and order
pizza for cookout night! Don’t worry; besides all that,
you can still do your favorite camp activities, totally
planned by you and your campmates!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
OUTDOOR MAGIC
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NATURE & WATER
Grades 4-5
6 day | $295 | August 2-7
Come explore nature, water and camp! Do awesome
activities while exploring the back trails and creeks
of camp. Master your canoeing or kayaking skills to
explore the watery world of sand, rocks and wildlife
around the camp lake. Try your hand at fishing and
maybe even create some really cool fish prints. Cook
over a campfire, stay cool in the pool and be a part of
the bigger picture – earth!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/24
CARABINERS
Grades 6-8
6 day | $345 | July 19-24
It’s all about the equipment – ropes, helmet and harness, and the hardware. You’ll become the master of all
of them. See how high you can go on the climbing wall
then learn the art of rappelling. But that’s only half the
fun. Master the high challenge course as you hang out
on a lot of different and challenging elements – rope
bridges, high wires, swings and trapeze bars to name a
few. When you’ve had enough, jump off and away you
go down the zip line! When you need a break from the
heights, choose other camp activities like swimming,
archery and more..
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 12/20
CAMP LIBBEY
CAMP CUISINE
18
Grades 6-8
6 day | $300 | July 19-24
Julia Child said “Learn how to cook-try new recipes,
learn from your mistakes, be fearless, and, above
all, have fun!” In this session, you’ll cook up some
awesome dishes from across time and distance. Make
a foreign dish, something from another country, a dish
from another time period and create something that
makes a statement! Also learn the science behind
why different ingredients do what they do as you cook.
When not in the kitchen, you’ll get to swim and choose
other camp activities you’d like to do. Work on the New
Cuisines badge.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
COASTER CRAZE
Grades 6-8
6 day | $345 | July 19-24
Ever wonder how roller coasters are built and what
makes them run? This session is perfect if you think
you might have an interest in engineering and knowing
how things work. Start the week doing hands-on
activities that make you aware of the awesome careers
in engineering and delve into simple machines to
see what makes them tick. Put your skills to test by
building a roller coaster car and track to see how they
work together. Towards the end of the week take a trip
to Cedar Point amusement park for fun plus to learn
more about the real roller coasters! When you’re not
inventing or building, you’ll still get to swim and do other
camp activities of your choice!!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
WILDERNESS GIRLS
Grades 6-8
6 day | $285 | August 2-7
Wild is the best place to be! In this session you’ll start
out perfecting your outdoor skills then head to the
backcountry of camp to explore areas off the beaten
trail. You’ll pack up your belongings and hike on out
to where you’ll stay at least one night at a backwoods
or primitive site, putting your skills to the test. Explore
some of the Trailblazing badge!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
ROCK & RIVER
Grades 6-8
6 day | $310 | July 26-31
Rock & River not only sounds adventuresome, you’ll live
it! Work your way through the challenge course and on
to the climbing wall. Once you’ve mastered the heights,
off to the water. Hone your canoe and kayak skills at
camp, then head to the nearby river where you’ll paddle
all day (river permitting) and spend the night along the
river listening to the water while watching the stars. And
don’t forget, there is still swimming, archery, hiking, and
more to round out this session.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
THE ARENA
Grades 6-8
6 day | $285 | July 26-31
You have been chosen to participate in the Annual
Camp Games. It is time to master your outdoor survival
skills and build your alliances. Learn about wild edibles,
camouflage, archery, perseverance, knots, teamwork,
shelter building, and much more. You will test your skills
in the arena and overcome the game makers.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
ART ATTACK
Grades 6-8
6 day | $330 | July 26-31
Do you dream of being an artist? Come have fun
exploring different art mediums and discover your
creative side. Throughout the week, professional
artists will come to camp and help you create unique
and exciting art projects. Meanwhile, when you’re not
artistically creating, you’ll still get to do fun activities like
swimming, cooking out, campfires and more.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
THEATRE QUEENS
Grades 6-8
6 day | $300 | August 2-7
To be or not to be…! Do you love being in the spotlight
and acting? Performance is a powerful way to make
an impact on an audience. Theater Queens will learn
about performance and the theater, and then pick a
format that excites the group – a Broadway musical or
a drama? A variety show? Build a set, make costumes,
and plan a production for the whole camp. Girls will
explore the Screenwriter badge.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
RANCH LIFE
Grades 6-8
6 day | $410 | August 2-7
Gallop on out to camp for a great rustic horse
adventure! Start your adventure at Libbey as you
learn all about the world of horses, from exploring a
skeleton of a horse to learning how to rope. Then pack
up a few things because you’re moving to the ranch
– at Camp Storer in Jackson, Michigan. Part of Camp
Storer is a working ranch where you’ll live in rustic ranch
accommodations right next door to the horses. You’ll
focus on horses and horsemanship through caring for
the herd, chores, arena lessons and trail rides. You will
be involved in every aspect of ranch life from calling the
heard into the barn in the morning to releasing them at
night. After several days, head back to Libbey where
you’ll finish up your week sharing your rustic horse
adventures at the final campfire!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
Grades 9-10
6 day | $300 | July 26-31
If you love being out in the woods exploring and
challenging yourself, come to this session where you’ll
do both. Contribute to the team as you move through
a series of tasks involving recreational activities,
outdoor skills, group challenges, and night time
experiences. Engage in awesome and unique activities
that will help you become more comfortable in the
outdoors and learn more about yourself!
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
CAMP LIBBEY
OUTDOOR WILDERNESS
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ANYTHING & EVERYTHING
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
6 day | $285 | August 2-7
Try anything at camp and learn everything there is to
know about paving your own path! First create your
own schedule for your stay at camp. Go all out or take
it easy, it’s your choice. Typical options include the
climbing wall, archery, swimming, hiking, crafts, and
more. But maybe you can add a twist to each one to
make them unique - clout shooting in archery, water
polo at the pool, blindfolded wall climbing – you get the
idea! This is what teamwork is all about. Take anything
at camp and make it everything!.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
FREE 2B ME
Grades 11-12
6 day | $285 | July 26-31
This week is all yours – 100% girl planning! You and the
other girls in your unit will plan your unit’s schedule for
the week, and just about anything goes. Try canoeing,
archery, lounge by the pool, sleep in or just hang out.
The possibilities are endless, so come enjoy the lazy
days of summer and a week of relaxing at camp.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/20
CAMP LIBBEY
COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING 1
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
6 day | $145 | July 19-24
This one-week opportunity is for girls who are ready
to begin exploring the pathway to camp leadership.
Topics covered in training include: introduction to
the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, age and social
characteristics of younger campers, essential skills
needed to be a great counselor, and how to lead
songs and games. CIT 1’s will spend nights in their own
unit and receive ongoing supervision and leadership
guidance from the CIT Director, while building
teamwork skills, and observing unit staff.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/15
Troop Adventure Camp - July 13-17
See pg. 30 for more information about
Troop Adventure Camp at Camp Libbey
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COUNSELOR-IN-TRAINING 2
Grades 11-12
10 day | $145 | July 26-31 and August 2-7
This opportunity is for the aspiring camp counselor.
CIT II participants will spend nights in their own unit
and receive ongoing supervision and leadership
guidance from the CIT Director, while learning the skills
needed to be an outstanding camp counselor during
the day. CIT II ‘s will experience the challenges and
rewards of working with younger girls through training
that includes application of the Girl Scout Leadership
Experience, exploring the various leadership styles,
learning positive behavior techniques, age and social
characteristics, and resident camp skills. Participants
will have an opportunity to observe unit and program
staff. Participants will have the opportunity to evaluate
experiences and receive guidance from the CIT
Director as they assist in units, building up to spending
an entire day with their assigned unit. Girls will earn their
CIT II pin. Participants will go home over the weekend of
July 31-August 2. Prerequisite: CIT I .
>>Housing: Tents
>>Min/Max: 10/15
JUNIOR COUNSELOR
Grade 12
$145 | June 11-13 plus 2 week internship
Girls entering the 12th grade who have completed both
CIT I and II programs have the option of applying for a
Junior Counselor internship. This opportunity is perfect
for girls who are ready to apply their skills to the next
level of leadership at camp. Girls selected to be Junior
Counselors will attend their own three day pre-camp
training June 11-13, 2015 at Camp Whip Poor Will, and
then choose two weeks to return to camp to complete
their internship. Internship weeks include one week
at Whip Poor Will and one week at Libbey. After
successful completion of the internship weeks, girls
may be invited to return for additional weeks of service.
Participants will go home over the weekends between
internship weeks. Prerequisite: CIT I and II, Junior
Counselor Application, References, and Interview. Follow the registration process, including payment of
the $30 deposit. Then contact Samantha Zachrich
at [email protected] or call 419-243-8216
for an application and to set up an interview. If not
selected as a Junior Counselor, you will be refunded in
full.
>>Housing: Tents
>>Capacity: 18
DAY CAMP • MAINEVILLE, OHIO
Overlooking the Little Miami River near Maineville, Ohio, Camp William Butterworth has 160 acres of open
meadows, surrounded by wooden hillsides. During the summer months, Camp Butterworth serves approximately
120 day campers each week. Hiking, orienteering, swimming, and arts and crafts are just a few of the program
activity options campers participate in each week. Girls are invited to stay over one night to experience fun
evening activities and a special campfire.
Girl Scout day camp is a great way to enjoy camp and still return home each evening! With professional
leadership, quality staff and exciting themes each week, it is a great place for girls to stretch their limits, widen
their horizons and experience the joy of camp. Camper groups are typically made up of 10 to 16 campers and two
or three counselors. Girls are placed in groups by grade level.
CAMP BUTTERWORTH
CAMP BUTTERWORTH
Transportation options are available on pg. 22.
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FAIRIES & FOREST FRIENDS
Grade 1
$85 | July 6-10
Through Girl Scout Journey activities, use your
resources wisely as you create awesome art during this
week packed full of creativity and make believe. Make
fairy wings to wear around camp plus build fairy houses
in secret wooded locations. Use nature to make all
sorts of crafts, dance, sing and make new forest friends.
Girls will explore the Girl Scout Daisy clover petal.
>>Capacity: 10
DAISY DISCOVERER
Grade 1
$85 | July 13-17
Let your curiosity run wild in this fun week. Make new
friends, learn new songs, and plan a special hike. You’ll
also learn about animals while exploring the 5 Flowers,
4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals Journey, make crafts
and enjoy spending time at the pool.
>>Capacity: 10
CAMP BUTTERWORTH
DOODLEBUGS
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Grade 1
$85 | July 20-24
Do you love making crafts? Explore the Girl Scout
Daisy Tula Petal while having a blast at camp! You’ll
paint, draw, and make your own chalk, swim and so
much more! Girls will work on their Girl Scout Daisy
Courageous and Strong petal and make works of art to
display at the Camp Butterworth Art Show on the last
day of camp.
>>Capacity: 10
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC
Grade 1
$85 | July 27-31
Be friendly and helpful to nature as you explore the
great outdoors. Make discoveries through short hikes,
creating animal art, songs and much more. You and
your favorite wildlife (teddy bear or other favorite
stuffed animal) will share an outdoor picnic and do a
project to help the animals of Camp Butterworth. Girls
will explore the Girl Scout Daisy Sunny Petal.
>>Capacity: 10
LITTLE MERMAIDS
Grade 1
$85 | August 3-7
Do you love to swim? Then this is the program for you!
Be a “mermaid” during this fun filled week of water and
imagination. Learn about your favorite ocean critters
and the animals that live in Camp Butterworth’s stream.
You’ll also create your own Mermaid jewelry and try
a fun ocean themed snack. Girls will explore the Girl
Scout Daisy Rosie Petal.
>>Capacity: 10
BUS TRANSPORTATION
$30/week
For your convenience, bus transportation is an option provided for Camp Butterworth day campers. Please
mark the appropriate box on the camp registration form if you need transportation. Pickup times and
emergency contact information for each bus will be included in the camper confirmation. Typical pick up
times will be at 8 a.m. with drop off between 4:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. There must be at least 20 campers riding
the bus each week for the bus to run. If there are not enough campers for a bus we may use camp vans to
transport campers. You will be notified if vans will be used. Staff members ride the bus each day with campers.
If your camper misses the bus, you are responsible for getting her to camp. You much pick up your child on
time at the bus stop.
July 6-10
Pick-up Location: East Gate Mall, 4601 Eastgate Blvd., Cincinnati
July 13-17
Pick-up Location: Queen City Kroger, 4777 Kenard Ave., Cincinnati
July 20 – 24
Pick-up Location: Northgate Mall, 9501 Colerain Ave., Cincinnati
July 27-31
Pick-up Location: East Gate Mall, 4601 Eastgate Blvd., Cincinnati
August 3-7
Pick-up Location: Liberty Township Kroger, 7300 Yankee Rd., Liberty Township
BROWNIE BASH
Grades 2-3
$85 | July 6-10
Learn to boogie, jive, leap and lunge like a dancer
while participating in all of camp’s great activities. Try
our special camp spin on water aerobics and dance
to camp favorites in the pool. Get a chance to shine
alongside your dance buddies while performing for the
entire camp in a special performance. Girls will explore
the Girl Scout Brownie Dancer badge.
>>Capacity: 60
WATER WONDERS
Grades 2-3
$85 | August 3-7
Explore the Wonders of Water Journey while enjoying
all the water activities camp has to offer. Visit the creek
to investigate the water quality in the area then learn
about the animals that call the creek home. Spend time
at the pool snorkeling and play water balloon volleyball
with your unit. Have fun learning about the water cycle,
make a rainbow and have a fun tea party.
>>Capacity: 60
SILLY SCIENTISTS
Grades 2-3
$85 | July 13-17
Attention Scientists, come to camp and explore the
Home Scientist badge! You and your new friends will
grow crystals you can eat, try bending water, shoot off
rockets you’ve created and make soda explode. If that’s
not exciting enough you’ll make giant bubbles and
enjoy pool time each day along with other classic camp
activities.
>>Capacity: 60
POTTERS & PAINTERS
NATURE NUTZ
Grades 2-3
$85 | July 27-31
Explore nature while going on letterboxing adventures
and much more! Go on a hike looking for bugs and
other animals and then craft your own butterfly. Try
your hand at identifying leaves and plants, learn to
follow trail signs, make GORP and work on some fun
science experiments. Learn about basic first aid so you
know what to do in an emergency and make a mini first
aid kit to take home. Girls will work on their Girl Scout
Brownie Hiker and Bugs badges
>>Capacity: 60
JUNIOR NATURALISTS
Grades 4-5
$85 | July 6-10
Learn about the plants and animals at camp by spending time with a naturalist. Go on hikes to explore camp
and go on a bug hunt to learn about the important role
bugs play in the ecosystem. Take time to smell the
flowers and then dissect some to learn about flower
parts. Spend some time learning about basic first aid
for outdoor activities. Girls will explore the Girl Scout
Junior Naturalist badge.
>>Capacity: 40
SUMMER SLEUTHS
Grades 4-5
$85 | July 13-17
Are you ready for a challenge? It’s up to you to find out
who did it! With your fellow sleuths, you’ll find clues to
solve the case… if you can. Visit the scene where it all
started and learn the tricks of the trade from a real life
crime scene investigator. Don’t forget to investigate different parts of camp, who knows what you’ll find at the
pool, archery range or climbing wall? Girls will explore
the Junior Detective badge.
>>Capacity: 40
CAMP BUTTERWORTH
Grades 2-3
$85 | July 20-24
Let your creativity flow by making pottery and work on
your painting skills at this fun camp. You’ll tie dye, go on
a nature hike and paint something you’ve found from
nature in any style you like; after all, you’re the artist!
Girls will work on their Girl Scout Brownie Painting and
Potter badges and make works of art to display at the
Camp Butterworth Art Show on the last day of camp.
>>Capacity: 60
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ART & ADVENTURES
Grades 4-5
$85 | July 20-24
Experiment with artistic materials and learn about
shading and perspective while drawing and painting
scenes from camp and your imagination. Make jewelry
using wire, beads, string and even make your own clay
beads. Go on a hike to find materials to make nature art
and learn about the environment along the way. When
you’re not making art you’ll try out archery, the climbing
wall and go on a geocaching adventure around camp.
Girls will work on the Girl Scout Junior Drawing and
Geocaching badges and create works of art to display
at the Camp Butterworth Art Show on the last day of
camp.
>>Capacity: 40
CAST IRON CHEF
Grades 6
$85 | July 6-10
Do you love to cook or want to learn more about
cooking? Spend time each day cooking in the kitchen
or over the fire.When you’re not busy cooking, enjoy
spending time at the pool, climbing wall and archery
range. On the last day of camp you’ll compete with
your fellow chefs in a cook off! Please notify us of food
allergies 2 weeks before the program starts. Girls will
explore the New Cuisines badge.
>>Capacity: 10
ROCKIN’ROBOTS
Grades 6
$85 | July 13-17
Have you ever wondered about the world of robotics?
Do you like to use your creativity and imagination to
solve problems? Then this is the program for you.
Grades 4-5
Spend your days at camp enjoying classic camp
$85 | July27-31
activities and working in pairs to build and program
Come discover what camp adventures you like best!
a LEGO robot. You’ll also learn about engineering by
Try everything camp has to offer including swimming,
archery, climbing wall, arts and crafts, geocaching and building your very own marshmallow catapult and
designing ingenious ways to solve problems - who
canoeing. Plan some of your own adventures from
badge or Girl Scout Journey activities including cooking knows someone could even use your help. Girls will
explore the Business plan and Entrepreneur badges.
in a Dutch oven, setting up a tent, using a compass,
>>Capacity: 10
tying some knots and creating a lashing project.
Girls will explore the Girl Scout Junior Camper and
Geocacher badges.
>>Capacity: 40
Grades 6
$85 | July 20-24
Have an art-rageous adventure at camp while taking
your aim with tie-dye archery, making crayon art,
Grades 4-5
shaving crème printing, creating comic books, recycled
$85 | August 3-7
Do you enjoy having fun in the sun? Come out to camp art and coordinating the Camp Butterworth Art Show.
You’ll also spend time swimming, climbing and hiking
and spend time at our awesome pool playing water
when you’re not working on your art. Girls will explore
games and even trying some water aerobics. When
the Girl Scout Cadette Comic Book Artist badge and
you’re not at the pool, cool down by playing water
create works of art to display at the Camp Butterworth
balloon volleyball and taking a trip down to the creek.
Enjoy other classic camp activities such as the climbing Art Show on the last day of camp.
>>Capacity: 10
wall and archery. Girls will explore the Junior Girl Scout
CAMP BUTTERWORTH
OUTDOOR ODYSSEY
ART-RAGEOUS
SEA STARS
Way badge.
>>Capacity: 40
BUTTERWORTH BONANZA
July 11, 2015
See pg. 33 for information about this special
summer event at Camp Butterworth
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GIRL VS. WILD
Grades 6
$85 | July 27-31
Get closer to nature and learn the skills you need to
survive and thrive out-of-doors, in this fun week at Day
Camp. Learn lashing and shelter building, how to read a
compass and topo map and how to build fires, with and
without matches! On the last day of camp use all your
new skills in a special challenge, designed just for you!
Girls will explore on the Girl Scout Cadette Trailblazer,
First Aid and Good Sportsmanship badges.
>>Capacity: 10
X-TREME ADVENTURE
Grades 6
$85 | August 3-7
Are you ready for some adventure? Start off the week
working on team building , archery and orienteering.
Later in the week you’ll get to visit Camp Whip Poor Will
to canoe on the pond, search for fossils in the creek
and tackle the climbing wall. You’ll also get to plan your
own special activities for your unit and spend time
at the pool every day. Girls will explore the Girl Scout
Cadette Good Sportsmanship and Trailblazer badges.
>>Capacity: 10
Grades 7-8 Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
$20 | July 6-10, 13-17, 20-24, 27-31, August 3-7
If you have completed Program Aide training and would
like to spend the week at day camp working with girls,
developing leadership, teambuilding, and programming
skills, then this is a great opportunity for you. Work with
camp staff to implement programs such as badge
work, crafts, nature hikes, singing and more. PA’s need
to be dropped off and picked up each day, or use the
transportation provided.
PROGRAM AIDE OPTIONAL OVERNIGHT
$20
Program Aides get to take a break from their daily
leadership duties, to have a night of their own at camp.
Girls will plan their own cookout and fun evening
activities for Thursday night. Whether sleeping in a
tent or under the stars, this will be the perfect evening
to kick back and enjoy whatever comes their way.
Breakfast is provided in the morning.
>>Capacity: 10
Grade 1 Grades 2-3 Grades 4-5 Grade 6
$20 | Thursday night each week
If you want to continue having fun with your
counselors and friends by staying over Thursday
night at camp, sign up for this optional Thursday
overnight at Camp Butterworth. Girls will cook
out supper, participate in a special all camp
activity and end with a traditional campfire.
When bedtime finally hits, younger girls will
stay overnight in a building and older girls will
stay overnight outdoors in a tent. Breakfast is
provided in the morning. This opportunity helps
prepare girls for resident or Troop Adventure
Camp!
>>Capacity: 50
CAMP BUTTERWORTH
PROGRAM AIDE
OPTIONAL OVERNIGHT
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CAMP WOODHAVEN
DAY CAMP • LIMA, OHIO
Deep in the heart of Lima, Ohio is the perfect woodsy location for Woodhaven Day Camp. Girls will experience
a diverse array of programming from nature to adventure and sports, to arts and crafts plus outdoor skills and
cooking over a fire. The camp includes a pond for fishing, archery, a low and high challenge course, plenty of hiking
trails and much more. Girls are invited to stay over one night to experience fun evening activities and a special
campfire.
Girl Scout day camp is a great way to enjoy camp and still return home each evening! With professional
leadership, quality staff and exciting themes each week, it is a great place for girls to stretch their limits, widen
their horizons and experience the joy of camp. Camper groups are typically made up of 10 to 16 campers and two
or three counselors. Girls are placed in groups by grade level.
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TEDDY BEAR PICNIC
Grade 1
$85 | July 13-17
Be friendly and helpful to nature as you use Journey
activities to explore the great outdoors. Make
discoveries through short hikes, creating animal art,
songs and much more. You and your favorite wildlife
(teddy bear or other favorite stuffed animal) will share
an outdoor picnic and do a project to help the animals.
>>Capacity: 10
NATURE NUTZ
Grades 2-3
$85 | July 13-17
Explore nature while going on letterboxing adventures
and much more! Go on a hike looking for bugs and
other animals and then craft your own butterfly. Try
your hand at identifying leaves and plants, learn to
follow trail signs, make gorp and work on some fun
science experiments. Learn about basic first aid so you
know what to do in an emergency and make a mini first
aid kit to take home. Girls will work on their Girl Scout
Brownie Hiker and Bugs badges.
>>Capacity: 24
PROGRAM AIDE
Grades 7-8 Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
$20 | July 13-17
If you have completed Program Aide training and would
like to spend the week at day camp working with girls,
developing leadership, teambuilding, and programming
skills, then this is a great opportunity for you. Work with
camp staff to implement programs such as badge
work, crafts, nature hikes, singing and more. PA’s need
to be dropped off and picked up each day.
>>Capacity: 5
PROGRAM AIDE OPTIONAL OVERNIGHT
$20
Program Aides get to take a break from their daily
leadership duties, to have a night of their own at camp.
Girls will plan their own cookout and fun evening
activities for Thursday night. Whether sleeping in a
tent or under the stars, this will be the perfect evening
to kick back and enjoy whatever comes their way.
Breakfast is provided in the morning.
>>Capacity: 5
ART & ADVENTURES
ART-RAGEOUS
Grade 6
$85 | July 13-17
Have an art-rageous adventure at camp while taking
your aim with tie-dye archery, making crayon art,
shaving crème printing, creating comic books, recycled
art and coordinating the Camp Woodhaven Art Show.
You’ll also spend time swimming, climbing and hiking
when you’re not working on your art. Explore the Comic
Book Artist badge and display your art at the Camp
Woodhaven Art Show on the last day of camp.
>>Capacity: 10
OPTIONAL OVERNIGHT
Grade 1 Grades 2-3 Grades 4-5 Grade 6
$20 | Thursday night
If you want to continue having fun with your
counselors and friends by staying over Thursday
night at camp, sign up for this optional Thursday
overnight at Woodhaven. Girls will cook out
supper, participate in a special all camp
activity and end with a traditional campfire.
When bedtime finally hits, younger girls will
stay overnight in a building and older girls will
stay overnight outdoors in a tent. Breakfast is
provided in the morning. This opportunity helps
prepare girls for resident or Troop Adventure
Camp!
>>Capacity: 50
CAMP WOODHAVEN
Grades 4-5
$85 | July 13-17
Experiment with artistic materials and learn about
shading and perspective while drawing and painting
scenes from camp and your imagination. Make jewelry
using wire, beads, string and even make your own clay
beads. Go on a hike to find materials to make nature art
and learn about the environment along the way. When
you’re not making art you’ll try out archery, the low
challenge course and go on a geocaching adventure
around camp. Work on the Girl Scout Junior Drawing
and Geocaching badges and create works of art to
display at the Camp Woodhaven Art Show on the last
day of camp.
>>Capacity: 24
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TROOP ADVENTURE CAMP
CAMP STONYBROOK - WAYNESVILLE, OHIO
CAMP LIBBEY - DEFIANCE, OHIO
Do you love camping with your troop? If so, Troop Adventure Camp (TAC) is perfect for you! Your troop along with
your troop leader will plan your own camp experience and activities, so the challenge and adventure is just right
for you. Led by camp staff and Junior Instructors or Counselors-in-Training (CITs), the activities are always fun and
exciting.
Enjoy making crafts, hiking, swimming, creeking, outdoor living skills, building teamwork at our low challenge course
(entering fourth grade and above), or working on badge or Girl Scout Journey activities. You’ll also participate in
themed meals and all camp activities that representatives from your troop get to vote on while at camp (camper
council). Adults needed for ratio attend free of charge. Adults may rotate their time at camp as long unit ratio is
maintained at all times. There’s never a dull moment at TAC!
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PLANNING YOUR ADVENTURE
TAC gives girls the opportunity to plan their camp
adventure with the help of their leaders. It is important
that the girls and adults work together during the
planning process.
ACCOMMODATIONS AND MEALS
There are two types of sleeping accommodations
available:
Cabins: Sleep in a dormitory style building, which
includes a common living area, kitchen, fire ring and
bathroom. Leaders stay in the cabins, but are not
permitted to sleep in the same room as the girls.
Girl Scout Brownies have priority for cabins space,
but are placed in tents once cabins are filled. Older
girl troops may be placed in cabins only after all Girl
Scout Brownie troops are placed.
Platform Tent Units: Sleep in a unit of large canvas
tents on wooden platforms. Each tent includes
four cots and mattresses within easy access to the
kitchen shelter and fire ring. Leaders stay in the unit,
but in their own tent separate from the girls.
Meals are served family style in the dining hall. Troops
have the option to request cooking out over the fire.
All TAC participants (both girls and adults) must
provide a current health history (within six months of
dates of attendance). A physical exam is not required
to be completed by a doctor.
TROOP LEADER ORIENTATION
Leaders are not required to be Basic Camp Certified,
but at least one adult from each troop that has never
attended TAC should attend the appropriateTAC
Leader Orientation:
• Camp Stonybrook: May 3, 2014
• Camp Libbey: May 10, 2014
Troop leaders accompanying the troop are responsible
for maintaining Safety Activity Checkpoint ratios
and adequately supervising the girls. The camp staff
provides camp expertise and leadership for the
program activities while Junior Instructors/CITs are
on hand to assist the staff and troop leaders with
activities. Troop leaders must provide supervision of
girls in the below ratios.
Two adults for every: 12 girls enteringsecond and third grade
16 girls entering fourth and fifth grade
20 girls entering sixth grade and above
There must be a minimum of two adults at least 19
years in age or older in attendance with every troop at
TAC at all times. These required adults attend camp
without paying a fee. Any adult attending who is not
required to fulfill Safety Activity Checkpoint ratios
must pay the full cost. The priority is to accommodate
as many girls as possible. Please limit adults to the
required ratios. Arrangements can be made for girls
with special needs. Adults may not bring “tag-a-longs”
(adults and leader’s younger children). Attendees
must be registered Girl Scouts attending camp with
their troop or group.
TROOP ADVENTURE CAMP
HEALTH HISTORY
TROOP LEADER SUPERVISION
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Camp Stonybrook
Grade 1 Grades 2-3 Grades 4-5 Grades 6-8
$110 per girl
On more than 315 wooded acres, Camp Stonybrook
is nestled among the farmlands and forests of
Waynesville, Ohio. In each session, approximately 140
campers, entering grades 1-8, participate in a variety
of activities. A low challenge course offers campers
a fun and creative way to work on team building and
communication. Camp Stonybrook is located 45 miles
north of downtown Cincinnati and 26 miles south of
Dayton.
Camp Stonybrook Dates:
>>TAC 1: June 14- 17
>>TAC 2: June 17 - 20
>>TAC 3: June 21 – 24
>>TAC 4: June 24 - 27
>>TAC 5 : June 28-July 1
Housing :
>>Tent or Cabin
TROOP ADVENTURE CAMP
Off Site Program Options- Adventure Trips
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Have you been to Stonybrook several times? Do you
have a lot of camping experience? If so, think about
enhancing your TAC experience with one of these
trip options. Additional charges may apply, more
information will be available in the confirmation packet:
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Caesar’s Creek State Park ohiodnr.com/parks: go
fossil hunting at the spillway, visit the nature center
or go hiking to explore Caesar Creek.
Wright Patterson Air Force Museum wpafb.af.mil/
museum: spend a day enjoying the oldest and
largest free military aviation museum in the world
plus an awesome Imax movie theater.
Rivers Edge Canoeing riversedgeoutfitters.com
Take a canoe or rafting trip on the Scenic Little
Miami River ($10/person)
Ozone Zipline Canopy Tour campkern.org: Spend
up to two and a half hours zipping through the
canopy at Camp Kern ($65/person)
Camp Libbey
Grade 1 Grades 2-3 Grades 4-5 Grades 6-8
$85 per girl
Nestled along the banks of the scenic Maumee River
just outside Defiance, Ohio, Camp Edward Drummond
Libbey has almost 350 acres of fields, forests and
ravines. Troop Adventure Camp sessions offer a
large variety of activities for girls including swimming,
canoeing, archery, crafts, challenge course and a
climbing wall.
Camp Libbey Dates:
>>TAC 6: July 13-15
>>TAC 7: July 15-17
Housing :
>>Tent or Cabin
Try out these awesome activites!
Tie Dye
Archery
Nature Crafts
Creek Peaks
Bug Hunts
Candle Making
Survival Skills
Low Challenge Course
Letterboxing
Fire Building
Messy Science
Night Hikes
… And much more!
OLDER GIRL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Older girl leadership opportunities are available at each Girl Scout of Western Ohio camp. These
program opportunities are designed for girls to increase their leadership skills while having fun in the
outdoors. Participants gain leadership experience and outdoor living skills, which provides a valuable
foundation for future academic and work-related choices.
Junior Instructor
Eligibility Requirements
To become a Junior Instructor, Girl Scouts going
into the 10th grade and above must complete the
following steps:
1. Be a registered Girl Scout for the 2014-15
school year
2. Complete the application process
3. Attend an in person interview April 11, 2015 at
Camp Stonybrook
4. Be selected to the leadership opportunity
5. Attend training June 7–10, 2015, at Camp
Stonybrook
6. Give at least two weeks of service during the
summer
For a Junior Instructor application please contact
Tori Houck at [email protected] or 937-275-7601.
Grade 12
Camp Whip Poor Will/Camp Libbey
Girls entering the 12th grade who have completed
both CIT I and II programs have the option of
applying for a Junior Counselor internship. This
opportunity is perfect for girls who are ready to
apply their skills to the next level of leadership
at camp. Girls selected to be Junior Counselors
will attend their own three day pre-camp training
June 11-13, 2015 at Camp Whip Poor Will, and
then choose two weeks to return to camp to
complete their internship. Internship weeks
include one week at Whip Poor Will and one week
at Libbey. After successful completion of the
internship weeks, girls may be invited to return
for additional weeks of service. Participants will
go home over the weekends between internship
weeks. Prerequisite: CIT I and II, Junior Counselor
Application, References, and Interview. Follow
the registration process, including payment of the
$30 deposit. Then contact Samantha Zachrich
at [email protected] or call 419-2438216 for an application and to set up an interview. If not selected as a Junior Counselor, you will be
refunded in full.
For other camp leadership opportunities
please see:
• Pg. 14 for Counselor-in-Training at
Camp Whip Poor Will
• Pg. 20 for Cousenlor-in-Training at
Camp Libbey
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Grade 10 Grades 11-12
Camp Stonybrook/Camp Butterworth
Junior Instructors (formerly Program Assistants)
play an integral role in Camp Stonybrook’s Troop
Adventure Camp and Camp Butterworth’s
Day Camp experience. Junior Instructors have
the unique opportunity to lead many different
programs for troops with the help and supervision
of camp staff. Girls learn the skills to lead these
activities during a week of hands-on training and
coaching before camp starts.
Junior Counselor
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SPECIAL SUMMER EVENTS
Me and My Gal (Stonybrook) - June 20-21
Me and My Guy (Whip Poor Will) - July 18
Butterworth Bonanza (Butterworth) - July 11
The easiest way to jump into camping is to start at the beginning by attending one of our special summer
events . These events offer girls and adults a way to enjoy a variety of outdoor program activities at camp.
Whether it’s with family members, favorite adults, individual girls or whole troops; the possibilities are
endless!
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ME & MY GAL
Grade 1 Grades 2-3 Grades 4-5 Grades 6-8
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
$45 | June 20-21
Pack your sleeping bag and grab your swimsuit and join us
at Camp Stonybrook for an overnight adventure with your
favorite gal! You’ll swim, make crafts, try badge activities,
learn outdoor skills, enjoy a campfire, sleep in a platform
tent, enjoy camp’s family style meals and so much more
in this fun overnight. Activities will include a mixture of
structured and self-directed programs, including special
programs for older girls. Non-guardian adult campers
must have a signed permission slip from the legal parent/
guardian of the girl.
>>Capacity: 100
>>Location: Camp Stonybrook
BUTTERWORTH BONANZA
ME & MY GUY
Grade 1 Grades 2-3 Grades 4-5 Grades 6-8
Grades 9-10 Grades 11-12
$10 | July 18 | 10a-4p
Bring your dad, or another adult male role model,
and head out to camp to spend the day exploring
Camp Whip Poor Will! Together you’ll go swimming,
make nature crafts, take an adventure hike, try
badge activities and learn new outdoor skills. This
is the perfect opportunity for first time campers to
experience the magic of camp and try new things
together or for experienced campers to have special
one-on-one time with a favorite male role model.
Activities will include a mixture of structured and
self-directed program activities. Non-guardian adult
campers must have a signed permission slip from the
legal parent/guardian of the girl.
>>Capacity: 200
>>Location: Camp Whip Poor Will
SPECIAL SUMMER EVENTS
Grade 1 Grades 2-3
$12 | July 11 | 10a-4p
Calling all Girl Scout Daisies and Brownies! Grab your
swim suit and towel and bring your troop or a favorite
adult and head on out to Camp Butterworth for this
fun day at camp. You’ll swim in the pool, go on a letterbox hunt, make a craft, try some badge activities and
so much more! This is a great event for girls who want
a small taste of camp before trying day, resident, or
troop adventure camp.
>>Capacity: 150
>>Location: Camp Butterworth
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Use this guide to help plan your summer!
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Week 2 - June 21-26
Week 3 - June 28-30
Week 4 - July 19-24
Week 5 - July 19-24
CAMP LIBBEY
CAMP PLANNER
CAMP WHIP POOR WILL
Week 1 - June 14-19
WK
PROGRAM NAME
Junior Counselor
Brownie Jamboree
Campapalooza
Star Girls
Horsin’ Around
Carabiners
Camp Cuisine
Coaster Craze
Outdoor Wilderness
Counselor-in-Training I (CIT I)
Teddy Bear Delight (Sun-Tue)
It’s a Bugs Life (Wed-Fri)
Art & Nature
Junior Sampler
You Can’t Do That at Camp!
Outdoor Magic
DIYnamite
Saddle Up
Wilderness Girls
Mega Cavern
Counselor-in-Training II (CIT II)
Splash Camp
Camp Rock
Moon Catchers
Nature Water
Art to Wear
Outdoor Chef
Theatre Queens
Anything & Everything
Teddy Bear Delight (Sun-Tues)
It’s a Bugs Life (Wed - Fri)
Animal Crackers
Horsin’ Around
Junior Jam
Rock & River
The Arena
Art Attack
Counselor-in-Training I (CIT I)
Brownie Jamboree
Campapalooza
Star Girls
Junior Sampler
Carabiners
Camp Cuisine
Coaster Craze
Counselor-in-Training I (CIT I)
PG
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3
X
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4
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X
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10
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X
X
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$145
$285
$285
$315
$410
$345
$300
$345
$300
$145
$145
$145
X
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$285
X
X
X
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X
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$285
$285
$285
X
X
X
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X
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$300
$410
$285
X
X
X
X
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$500
$145
$145
$145
X
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X
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X
X
X
$160
$160
$180
X
X
X
$165
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
$165
$160
$145
$145
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
$285
$410
$285
X
X
X
$310
$285
$335
$145
$285
$285
$315
$285
$310
$300
$345
$145
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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Week 6 - July 26-31
July 13-17
July 20-24
July 27-31
August 3-7
PROGRAM NAME
Camp Rocks (Sun-Tue)
Splash Camp (Wed-Fri)
You Can’t Do That at Camp
Junior Jam
Outdoor Magic
Rock & River
The Arena
Art Attack
Outdoor Wilderness
Free 2B Me
Counselor-in-Training II (CIT II)
Art & Nature
Art to Wear
Moon Catchers
Nature & Water
Ranch Life
Wilderness Girls
Theatre Queens
Anything & Everything
Fairies & Forest Friends
Brownie Bash
Junior Naturalists
Cast Iron Chef
Program Aide
Daisy Discoverer
Silly Scientists
Summer Sleuths
Rockin’ Robots
Program Aide
Doodle Bugs
Potters & Painters
Art & Adventure
Art-Rageous
Program Aide
Teddy Bear Picnic
Nature Nutz
Outdoor Odyssey
Girl vs. Wild
Program Aide
Little Mermaids
Water Wonders
Sea Stars
X-treme Adventures
Program Aide
PG
FEE
16
16
17
17
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19
19
19
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20
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25
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24
24
25
22
23
24
25
25
22
23
24
25
25
22
23
24
25
25
$145
K
$145
1
2
3
X
X
X
X
X
X
$285
$285
$285
4
5
X
X
X
X
X
X
$310
$285
$330
6
7
8
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
$300
9
10
11
12
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
$285
$145
X
$285
X
X
X
X
$300
$285
$285
X
X
X
X
X
$410
$285
X
X
X
X
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X
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
$300
$285
$85
X
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
$20
$85
X
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
$20
$85
X
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
$20
$85
X
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
X
X
$85
$20
$85
$85
$85
$85
$20
X
X
X
X
X
CAMP PLANNER
CAMP BUTTERWORTH
July 6-10
Week 7 - August 2-7
CAMP LIBBEY
WK
X
X
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July 13-17
SPECIAL
EVENTS
TROOP ADVENTURE
CAMP
WOODHAVEN
WK PROGRAM NAME
Teddy Bear Picnic
Nature Nutz
Art & Adventures
Art-Rageous
Program Aide
TAC 1: 6/14-17 • Stonybrook
TAC 2: 6/17-20 • Stonybrook
TAC 3: 6/21-24 • Stonybrook
TAC 4: 6/24-27 • Stonybrook
TAC 5: 6/28-July 1 • Stonybrook
TAC 6: July 13-15 • Libbey
TAC 7: July 15-17 • Libbey
Me & My Gal:6/20-21 • Stonybrook
Me & My Guy: 7/18 • Whip Poor Will
Butterworth Bonanza: 7/11
PG
FEE
27
27
27
27
27
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
32
32
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$85
$85
K
1
2
3
X
X
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
$85
$85
$20
$110
$110
$110
$110
$110
$85
$85
$45
$10
$12
Volunteer Day Camp
CAMP PLANNER
Volunteer led day camp provides diverse activities and topics for girls to learn, explore and have fun in the
out of doors in various communities throughout our council! These day camps are run exclusively by volunteers and range in length, time of day and cost. At day camp, girls will discover, connect and take action
as they learn to live the Girl Scout Promise and Law and make a difference in the world. They will discover
their values and talents through a variety of outdoor activities. Girls will also connect with other girls and
adults, learn how to work together as a team and take action and make the world a better place.
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We hope you will see the value in this progressive opportunity, and will help keep the history and tradition
of the day camp alive by volunteering at camp with your Girl Scout. Volunteer day camp is run by a
dedicated team of specially trained volunteers who work year round to make this enriching opportunity
possible. Volunteer day camps are staffed completely by volunteers, so we welcome moms, dads, aunts,
uncles, grandparents and other adult friends to volunteer.
A complete list of volunteer led day camps will be available at gswo.org/camp.