After a safe and successful camp season last year, the GSACPC Camp team is thrilled to invite girls back for another year packed with more of what you love.
We are looking forward to troop, day, resident, and mini-resident camp options! We’re also excited to offer programs we know you’ll love – STEM, equine, climbing and zip lining!
We share your desire to find the best camp experiences possible, so we offer a rich progression of sessions. You can choose from various options – shorter sessions such as day camp and mini-residential options, 3-day sessions with your troop/family, or traditional, weeklong, and multi-week overnight sessions. Girl Scout camp has something for every level of readiness!
Residential Mini Camp = 3 days / 2 nights (Mon-Wed / Thurs-Sat)
Experience camp on your own or with a buddy! This program is recommended for first-time campers or campers who aren’t as comfortable spending long periods of time away from home.
Residential Camp = 6 days / 5 nights
This is for girls who are comfortable spending time away from home and want to sample all the special programs and activities at camp.
Counselor In Training (CIT) 1 = 13 day / 12 night leadership development experience
Counselor In Training (CIT) 2 = 13 day / 12 night leadership development experience. Builds upon CIT 1 experience and skills.
Day Camp = 5 days (Mon-Fri)
Practice swimming, archery or slingshot, outdoor skills, leadership, arts & crafts, games, songs, and more! Campers who attend a hybrid-day camp will spend 5 days and 1 overnight at camp.
Troop/ Friends & Family Camp = 3 days / 2 nights
Troop Camp- Opportunities for Girl Scouts to experience camp with their troop or trusted adults. Troops can experience specific activities based on the individual camp programs, including arts & crafts, hiking, slingshot, archery, team building, and so much more! Troops live in a cabin with their fellow troop members. Troop Leaders and registered parents/caregivers must register. Adults are required to attend for supervision. Please follow girl/adult ratios. Each troop must bring a certified adult in CPR/First Aid and Troop Camp Certification 1 (TCC1). Camp staff will lead program activities.
Friends & Family Camp- This is an opportunity for Girl Scouts to experience camp alongside their family. All family members attending camp must be in Second Grade or above. Families stay in individual cabins but share restroom spaces with other families in unit. Family members get to experience camp programs such as arts & crafts, hiking, slingshot, archery, team building, and so much more!
Summer Camp Prices
Our pricing model reflects our commitment to providing a safe and fun camping experience at an affordable and equitable price. When creating our pricing model, we looked at several factors, including number of days/nights and the activities involved in each session.
Campership
Any girl who lives within GSACPC’s jurisdiction is eligible to apply for
financial support to attend any Girl Scout Summer Camp.
Campers will get the chance to experience all these activities no matter which in-person sessions they choose to attend. Some program activities have a grade level requirement.
The following activities are provided at all four camps:
Hiking
Outdoor Cooking
Arts and Crafts
Archery
Grade 2 & up
Sling Shot
Nature Appreciation
STEAM
Team Building
Special Activities at Camp
Camp Maripai
Hatchet Throwing
Grade 6+
Equestrian
Agriculture
Shadow Rim Ranch
Heritage Skills
Canoeing
Grade 2+
Climbing Tower
Grade 2+
Zipline
Grade 4+
Parsons
Aquatics
Hatchet
Grade 6+
Community Partner Engagement
Summer Camp Resources
For more information about such as FAQ’s, Parent Packet information, and
other helpful resources.