A Week at Camp
A TYPICAL DAY AT CAMP!
The camp day begins at the bus stop, where the campers are picked up and driven to the camp on a standard school bus. On the first day, prior to boarding the bus, the campers will be given a color-coded name badge and bus button with a special design for each bus. The campers are required to wear the button all day.
Arriving at camp, campers will match their nametag color with the colored banners on the field. There will be several adults and older Scouts to welcome the campers and assist any girl who needs help finding her unit.
Each morning begins with a flag ceremony at the flag circle. After the ceromony your camper can expect full day of activities and fun! Activities include crafts, dance, songs, storytelling, STEM, archery (3rd graders and up), and much more!
At the end of the day, the camp again gathers at the flag circle for closing and dismissal. So that no one is left behind, we have all campers line up according to the different design on their bus button. All names are checked before boarding the buses and heading home.
CAMP TRADITIONS
Monday:
- Wear a previous year's camp shirt, Girl Scout shirt, or your favorite short-sleeved shirt.
- Receive this year's t-shirt.
Tuesday:
- Wear this year's t-shirt.
Wednesday:
- Wear something related to your camp name or wear patriotic colors (red, white, and/or blue).
Thursday:
- Wear your unit colors.
- Parade of Colors at opening flag ceremony
Friday:
- Wear this year's new t-shirt; bring a permanent marker for shirt signing.
- Whole-camp activity
- Closing Program—skits and chants
- SWAP exchange in afternoon
SNOW CONES
Everyone at camp will receive a snow cone, every day! Campers will be asked to have a snow cone, even if it is just dumping the crushed ice into their water bottle. It is important that everyone stays hydrated.
To be mindful of health concerns and dye allergies, snow cone flavors will include a sugar-free option and a “clear” (dye-free) option every day, for those who need or want it.
COOKING DAY
All campers will have the opportunity to cook a meal at camp. On this day, campers will bring a snack, but lunch will be provided.
For more information on this year's menu and what campers need to bring, please go to Cooking Day.