CAMP GUIDE - Girl Scouts of the USA · 2020-01-24 · Camp Timberlane 13408 Green Rd Wakeman, OH 44889 Camp Timberlane is located in Wakeman (Erie County), within the beautiful Firelands

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Corporate officeGSNEO Service CenterOne Girl Scout Way Macedonia, OH 44056

GSNEO Service Center6111 S Broadway AveLorain, OH 44053

GSNEO Service Center8580 South AveYoungstown, OH 44514

GSNEO Service Center1010 Applegrove St NWNorth Canton, OH 44720

Cleveland Office4019 Prospect AveCleveland, OH 44103

Chardon OfficeWashington Post Plaza209 Center St, Units G-HChardon, OH 44024

Tuscarawas Office1458 Fifth St NWNew Philadelphia, OH 44663

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care 800.852.4474

What's in the Camp Guide?GSNEO Camps ..................... 4

Summer Camp FAQ ............. 6

Resident Camp .................... 8

Camp Ledgewood ............ 8

Camp Timberlane ............ 14

Summer Troop Camp ........ 21

Camp Ledgewood One-Day Girl Programs ..................... 22

Camp Timberlane One-Day Girl Programs ..................... 24

Family Camp ....................... 25

Camp Ledgewood Week-long Day Camp ........................... 26

Community Day Camps ..... 27

Camp Care Package ........... 30

Trading Post ....................... 312

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Dear Caregivers,

There are many options for girls and deciding what to do with her time can be a big decision! We’re glad that you’re considering Girl Scout Camp for your girl this summer!

Girl Scout camp is an extraordinary experience! The atmosphere is charged with excitement that girls can instantly feel, and that excitement helps any feelings of apprehension they might have melt away. First time campers may feel nervous about this new adventure and wonder “Will I make friends? How will I learn to find my way? Will I get a top bunk?” These feeling are quickly replaced with enthusiasm, independence, a sense of belonging, and hopefully a top bunk! She’ll develop a strong connection with nature and learn to help protect it for others to enjoy. In just a week she’ll make new friends, take on new responsibilities, and she might even overcome her fear of heights on the high ropes course or take a brave beginning step on the low ropes.

The camp experience is as unique as each girl. Some may find passion in musical theatre, others in the animals they encounter, and some just love the great outdoors! We can say with confidence that Girl Scout camp will be impactful and meaningful to every girl. Research shows that girls learn best in an all-girl, girl-led, and girl-friendly environment. We offer that, and more! Girl Scout Camp is a place where girls can bond with caring adults – role models – who will encourage her to take on challenges without fear of failure. She’ll explore her creative side in singing and dancing, while being inspired by the nature surrounding her. She’ll take risks like learning to take aim at a target with an air rifle or bow and arrow, conquering the challenges of paddling the waters in a canoe, or simply swimming in the pool! She’ll do all this while learning about compassion and empathy as she helps encourage other girls who may not be as confident in their abilities yet - it’s all part of growing into her leadership skills like a go-getter!

We are proud that our camps offer a safe space where girls can be themselves, interact with girls (and adults) from different backgrounds, and develop outdoor skills! Girls who attended camp last year overwhelmingly said they had a great experience: 95% of girls said they tried something new for the first time; 98% said they learned teamwork skills; and 95% said they learned practical life skills. We look forward to welcoming back last year’s campers – and are excited to meet new ones! As you flip through the pages of this camp guide, know that there are wonderful experiences waiting for every girl. We can’t wait to start the fun of camp this summer, and we hope your girl will join us!

Yours in Girl Scouting, GSNEO Camp Staff

Natalie ‘Disney’ LaneCamp Ledgewood Director

There’s no place like camp! Natalie became a Girl Scout in first grade and is now a member for life. She started going to Girl Scout camp in

North Carolina and quickly realized it was the place for her. Natalie loved

being outdoors, learning how to care for the environment, build a campfire and sing Girl Scout songs! She completed the CIT program at Camp Ginger Cascades in NC and spent 6 summers working first as a counselor, then Program/Waterfront Director, and finally Assistant Camp Director. Natalie graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Recreation Management and loves to focus on STEM programming and outdoor education. She believes that Girl Scouts provides an avenue to recreating in the outdoors like no other program, and that doing so teaches girls to be confident, and act with character and courage. Natalie loves to hike, hammock, and reenact scenes and songs from Disney movies. She can't wait to see you at camp!

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Catie ‘Tink’ HewittCamp Timberlane Director

As a lifetime member and Gold Award recipient, Catie is a proud Girl Scout to the core. She went to camp for the first time with her Girl Scout troop when she

was in the second grade and has been captivated by the outdoor life ever since.

She started her camp career as a Unit Leader at Camp Ledgewood. For several years after that, she worked as a Unit Leader, Program Director, and Assistant Camp Director at Camp Timberlane. Catie also worked as a Community Membership Executive for GSNEO for two years and assisted communities across Lorain, Cuyahoga, Summit, and Medina Counties with their Girl Scout recruitment, retention, troop support, and community partnership initiatives. Even though she really enjoys spending time in a canoe and eating pie iron pizzas made over the fire, Catie’s favorite part of camp is the campfire at the end of the week where all the campers gather to sing songs, make s’mores, act out skits, and talk about all the exciting things they got to do during their week at camp. Nothing is more rewarding than watching a girl grow at camp!

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Want a sneak peek of camp?Come to our camp open house events and see what camp is like. This is a family friendly event! Whether you are interested in troop camping or resident camp, our volunteers and resident camp staff will lead you and your family in nature activities, crafts, and tours of each camp. Stay the afternoon and we’ll provide the campfire and s’mores, along with a few other activities!

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Open House5-3-202-4pm

Open House4-26-20

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Camp Sugarbush6515 Route 88 Kinsman, OH 44428

Camp Sugarbush is located in Kinsman (Trumbull County), and encompasses nearly 200 acres of natural space. This camp features a dining hall and activity center, a swimming pool with shower house, low ropes course, target sports range, astronomy building, sports activity court, and small lake for introductory canoeing.

Housing units include cabins, platform tents with roofs, and covered wagons. The units have a common space for group activities, campfire circle and/or fireplace, latrines, and a wash area with sinks.

NOTE: Troop Camping, CORE Camp, and Community Day Camps only.

Camp Ledgewood 7047 Akron-Peninsula Rd Peninsula, OH 44264

Camp Ledgewood is located in Peninsula (Summit County), within the boundaries of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. This 400-acre camp features Low Lodge dining hall, Chickadee Program Center, swimming pool with shower house, low and high ropes courses, zip line, target sports range, hiking trails, amphitheater, observatory, and Lake Loomis for canoeing, kayaking, and nature studies.

Housing units include traditional or modern cabins, platform tents, covered wagons, and adirondacks. The units have a common space for group activities, campfire circle and/or fireplace, latrines or indoor bathroom, and a wash area with sinks.

Camp Timberlane13408 Green Rd Wakeman, OH 44889

Camp Timberlane is located in Wakeman (Erie County), within the beautiful Firelands Reserve. This 324-acre camp includes miles of hiking trails, creeks, and ravines. It features Stocker Lodge dining hall, swimming pool with shower house, splash pad, Edgewater Program Center, target sports range, observatory, low ropes course, amphitheater, nature center, primitive camping site, and a meandering lake that's ideal for boating.

Housing units include unique cabins, platform tents, and a yurt. The units have a common space for group activities, campfire circle and/or fireplace, indoor bathrooms, and a wash area with sinks.

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Types of ProgramsWe offer a wide variety of programs for girls of all ages and comfort levels. Please note that not all programs are available for all age levels.

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One Day Programs

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Resident Camp – mini week

Resident Camp – full week

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2 1/2 days,2 nights

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Program Age LevelsPrograms are specifically designed to meet the social, emotional, and physical needs of each age group. In order to create the best possible experience, please register your camper for a program within her age level (based on the grade she will be entering in fall 2020). See below to determine which camps your girl can attend.

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must be 5 years old and have completed Kindergarten by June 1 to register

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Pathway PassesPathway Passes are rewards earned by girls through participation in Council sponsored product sales programs and other activities. Codes for earned passes are delivered electronically. Detailed information about retrieving Pathway Pass codes is available at gsneo.org.

Pathway Passes must be applied to the program at time of registration in the field labeled discount code during check out. Multiple codes may be used by entering all of them, separated by a comma(s).

Pathway Passes earned from the most recent cookie program are available after April 13. Payments made for programs prior to cookie program Pathway Passes being issued are not eligible for reimbursement. Pathway Passes may be applied to outstanding resident camp balances after the initial order has been placed.

ScoutshipFamilies that have a financial need may apply once per year, per girl for Scoutship assistance. Limited funds are available to support participation in Council-sponsored programs and events. To apply, complete the Scoutship Application and submit the request. Scoutship candidates must be in good financial standing with GSNEO and GSUSA, and current registered members. Scoutship requests are limited to one (1) summer camp program, which exceeds $100 in cost per girl, per registration, and is subject to availability of funds. For more information on GSNEO Scoutship, visit gsneo.org and use search word: SCOUTSHIP.

balance due no later than three (3) weeks prior to program start date. Payments and deposits may be made by credit card, debit card, or Pathway Passes.

For Resident Camp Deposits: Payments made with Pathway Passes will reduce the total amount due. Pathway Passes are not applied to the initial deposit. If there is a remaining balance of $75 or more after passes have been added, a non-refundable deposit must be paid at the time the order is placed. Additional spending money may be required for some camp sessions. This

is noted with a ‘$$.’

Refunds & ReschedulingTo reschedule or cancel your camp registration, contact the registration department by emailing [email protected]. Please include your registration number and we’ll do our best to help you reschedule.

It’s best to make changes to your camp registration as far in advance as possible. We may not be able to accommodate changes that occur within two weeks of your camp session. Please note, there is a $25 administration fee to change resident camp sessions.

Participants who request a refund 45 days or more before a camp session will receive a refund. Deposits made on resident camp sessions are non-refundable. Refunds are not given within 45 days of a program, or if a member doesn’t attend the event. Prorated refunds are not given if a member doesn’t attend the full program. In some cases, a partial refund may be granted for family or medical emergencies; however, notification must be given before the event and followed up with a written request within two weeks to [email protected].

Occasionally, GSNEO must change or cancel a program. If this happens, we’ll notify you as soon as possible and provide either a full refund of the camp reservation fee or placement into an alternate session.

RegistrationRegistration opens on March 3, 2020 at 6am. Programs are filled on a first-registered, first-served basis. The online system indicates program capacity and remaining spaces available as well as a waitlist. Choose the ‘Events’ tab to find a program. Girl programs are searchable by name, program level, and date. First time visitors to GSNEO’s online registration must become a registered user by creating a profile and password when prompted during the registration process. Once you complete this step, your information will be stored and available for future registrations. Choose your program, add girl and adult participants, then proceed through payment options. Be sure to complete your order. You’ll receive an email registration confirmation. Programs may be cancelled if the minimum number of participants is not met.

WaitlistsBeing placed on a waitlist does not guarantee placement into the program. Waitlists are dependent on cancellations being received. If you are removed from the waitlist and placed into a camp, you will receive an email notification with links to make payment.

MembershipAll girls participating in Summer Camp Programs and any adult spending the night for a family or troop program must be a registered Girl Scout. To complete a membership registration go to gsneo.org and click ‘Join Today’.

PaymentFull payment is due at the time of registration for all Summer Camp programs, except for Resident Camp.

Resident Camp requires a non-refundable deposit of $75 to secure space in each session requested, with the remaining

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Camp BuddiesWe know that it’s important for some girls to attend camp with a friend! GSNEO will do our best to accommodate all requests for girls to attend Summer Camp programs with their designated buddy. When registering, EACH girl must list her buddy in the designated area in the registration system. Buddies must be registering for the same camp session of appropriate age level for both girls. Only one buddy request will be accepted for each program registration.

Camp StaffOur dedicated camp staff is on-site to guide each girl’s camp experience. A diverse staff is recruited locally, nationally, and internationally. All staff are screened, receive background checks, and are at least 18 years old. Younger staff members, ages 16-17, are considered junior staff and are supervised at all times. All camp staff are trained in safety and security, emergency procedures, programmatic elements, and are First Aid and CPR Certified. Emergency care is handled by local emergency responders or hospital emergency rooms, when necessary.

Special NeedsGSNEO strives to make reasonable accommodations for girls with special needs and/or dietary restrictions. Due to rugged terrain, some areas of camp might not be accessible. Please contact the Manager, Outdoor Girl Experience at 330-983-0437 or email [email protected] no later than 2 weeks in advance to determine what is available to make your girl’s camp experience safe, fulfilling, and rewarding.

AccreditationCamps Ledgewood, Sugarbush, and Timberlane are accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA). Accredited camps must comply with 300 national standards for health and safety.

Health History FormA current health history form completed no more than 12 months prior to the Girl Scout’s arrival at camp is required for all resident campers. A form will be sent with confirmation materials. Bring the completed form to camp. Please note, this is not the same camper physical form that has been used in the past years. A physician's signature is no longer required. NO GIRL WILL BE ADMITTED TO CAMP WITHOUT THIS COMPLETED FORM. All forms are kept by GSNEO at the end of the camp season.

8:15amFlag ceremony

9:30 - 10amKapers

Noon - 1pmLunch

1:30 - 3pmActivity or swimming

5 - 6pmDinner

10pmLights out

10am - NoonActivity or swimming

3 - 4:30pm Activity or swimming

6:30 - 7:30pm All camp or unit activity

1 - 1:30pmTurtle time(rest)

8:30 - 9:30amBreakfast

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Note: Schedule subject to change

summer campFAQ

HELP US CONTACT YOU!When registering for programs, confirm and update your email address in your registration profile on gsneo.org. All confirmations and cancellations are sent to the email address on file.

To be sure you don’t miss important emails regarding camp reservations, please add [email protected] and [email protected] to your safe or trusted sender list. Please consider adding @gsneo.org as a trusted domain.

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Horse Buddies

$490, June 14-19, Max. 10

Calling all horse lovers! Learn skills in horse grooming, bathing, tacking, feeding, safety, and Western Style riding. Travel from camp to In The Woods Barn (Freedom, OH) for horse sessions and riding lessons. This program is designed for beginning riders. All participants must bring jeans and sturdy boots. You will earn your Horseback Riding badge. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Sugar Rush

$355, June 14-19, Max. 16

If all the raindrops were lemon drops and gumdrops, oh what a rain it would be! Come indulge your sweet tooth at camp this week. Make your own ice-cream from scratch, learn how to bake a sweet treat over the campfire, try your hand at making chocolate lollipops, and make a dessert for the whole camp to enjoy! Burn off that sugar induced energy by hiking and swimming. Did we mention we have a pudding pit for messy tug-of-war fun? It’ll be sweet! Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Week of June 14-19sunday - friday

Naturalists

$355, June 14-19, Max. 18

Calling all naturalists! Do you love playing in the outdoors? Come learn about nature, wildlife, and how to protect your local ecosystems! You'll go on nature hikes, search for local wildlife, and teach others what you've learned. You'll also do traditional camp activities such as swimming, canoeing, and archery! You'll earn your Bug and Hiker badges. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Warrior G.I.R.L.

$350, June 14-19, Max. 24

Are you ready to try something new? Make your own Ninja Warrior course at camp, test your limits on the course, and then challenge camp staff to beat your best time. Enhance your skills by learning cardio kickboxing and cool off with some yoga. Perfect for go-getters, innovators, risk takers, and leaders! Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Dare to Do It

$360, June 14-19, Max. 20

Do you love a challenge? Join us at camp for a week full of 'em! Ride the zip line, climb the NEW mobile climbing wall, and participate in Camp Ledgewood's low and high ropes courses. In your free time, go canoeing, practice archery, and hang out by the campfire. To use our zip line and high ropes course, you must weigh between 70 – 250lbs. All participants must bring jeans. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Trailblazers

$375, June 14-19, Max. 16

Are you an adventure guru who loves spending time outdoors? Come show off your skills while learning some new ones! Create a DIY survival kit, earn your CPR certification, and practice Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on a camping trip you plan yourself. You’ll have the opportunity to speak with a council member about planning an amazing Take Action Project. Cadettes will earn their Trail Adventure badge and Seniors and Ambassadors will earn their Outdoor Journey. Girls will live in a tent unit.

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Week of June 21-26 Sunday-Friday

Horse Buddies

$490, June 21-26, Max. 10

Calling all horse lovers! Learn skills in horse grooming, bathing, tacking, feeding, safety, and Western Style riding. Travel from camp to In The Woods Barn (Freedom, OH) for horse sessions and riding lessons. This program is designed for beginning riders. All participants must bring jeans and sturdy boots. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Summer Sizzle

$350, June 21-26, Max. 24

Great for first time campers or girls that just love CAMP! You'll enjoy traditional activities including swimming, hiking, canoeing, a cookout, crafts, beach ball volleyball, and so much more. End the week with a campfire, songs, and memories to last a lifetime. Girls will live in a cabin.

Raft and Climb $$

(age 12+)

$465, June 14-19, Max. 10

Pack your gear for an outdoor adventure you will never forget! Go whitewater rafting on the Lower Youghiogheny River and outdoor rock climbing at Ohiopyle State Park in Pennsylvania. Discover how you react in challenging situations including Camp Ledgewood’s zip line! To use our zip line, you must weigh between 70 – 250lbs. All participants must bring jeans. Experienced guides and instructors are provided. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

CIT 1 – Ledgewood

$470, June 14-19/June 21-26/July 5-10, Max. 10

Do you love your camp counselors so much that you want to be one? If so, the “Counselor-in-Training 1” program is just for you! Experience how camp is run, explore leadership roles, learn characteristics of different age levels, work directly with campers, and much more. You’ll also have time for traditional camping activities like archery, canoeing, and Camp Ledgewood's challenge courses! This program runs for the three weeks of: June 14-19, June 21-26, & July 5-10. You will go home on Friday evenings, have Saturday off, and return to camp on Sunday each week like the rest of camp staff. Upon registration, you will be sent additional information, including an application. Prerequisite: You must complete at least 9th grade by this spring to apply. To use our zip line and high ropes courses, you must weigh between 70 – 250lbs. All participants must bring jeans. Girls will live in a variety of units.

Marksmanship Mavericks - Ledgewood

$375, June 21-26, Max. 10

Put your precision to the test during a week of exciting, in-depth marksmanship training. You will receive instruction from marksmanship professionals on air rifle basics like equipment safety, gear tutorials, proper shooting techniques, and how thrilling the sport of marksmanship can be! End the week with a fun and friendly shooting competition. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Whodunnit?

$355, June 21-26, Max. 16

Mystery is afoot at Camp Ledgewood! Become a Junior Detective and follow in the footsteps (and fingerprints) of Nancy Drew and Harriet the Spy as you solve puzzles, scavenger hunts, and riddles to find the source of the mischief at camp. Learn about fingerprinting, how to crack and create secret codes while earning the Detective badge. Girls will live in Ledgewood's NEW Hammock Village.

Resident CampIn case of inclement weather other activities will be offered

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Camp Roadtrip

$460, June 21-26, Max. 10

Time to hit the road! Spend part of your week at Camp Ledgewood, but then it's time for a three-day, two-night road trip to Girl Scouts of Western Pennsylvania. Visit Camp Conshatawba during their exclusively older-girl camp week! You'll meet a crew of new friends there - swap camp stories, try out their climbing tower, zip line, and rifle range, and learn about their favorite camp traditions. Girls will live in a variety of units.

CIT 2

$470, Camp Ledgewood: June 21-26/July 5-10/Camp Timberlane: July 12-15/July 17-22, Max. 10

Can you see yourself as a Camp Counselor? This four-week, second-year program will provide you with the tools and training to help you reach your goal! Shadow staff in specific areas of camp, learn more about camp administration, participate in our challenge courses, and more. This program will be split between both Camp Ledgewood and Camp Timberlane to give you a unique opportunity to comprehensively explore what working at these sister camps as a counselor is like. This program starts at Camp Ledgewood the weeks of June 21-26 & July 5-10 and finishes at Camp Timberlane the weeks of July 12-15 & July 17-22. You will go home between weekly programming using the same time-off schedule as the camp staff. Additional program information will be sent after registration. Prerequisite: Must have completed CIT 1. To use our zip line and high ropes course, you must weigh between 70 - 250lbs. all participants must bring jeans. Girls will live in a variety of units.

Week of June 21-26 Sunday-Friday

Gourmet Girls

$405, June 21-26, Max. 16

Whip up a culinary masterpiece while learning to make cuisine from around the world in Camp Ledgewood's new teaching kitchen! You'll cook with chefs from The Cutting Board Academy and work together to create a dish that's all your own! Come join us for the tastiest week of your summer. When you're not cooking, you'll get a taste of what camp has to offer: swimming, archery, low ropes, and more! Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Operation: SeaPerch

$390, June 21-26, Max. 12

Ever been curious about the deep sea? Come to camp for a week of testing your building skills! Learn to create your own underwater robot using the SeaPerch program! Develop the perfect mini submarine to navigate underwater obstacle courses, complete real-world missions, and show off your engineering skills. When you’re not working on your robot, have fun swimming, shooting archery, and challenging yourself on the low ropes course! Girls will live in Ledgewood's NEW Hammock Village.

Week of July 5-10 Sunday-Friday

Mermaids

$365, July 5-10, Max. 18

Calling all mermaids! Join us for a week of water fun - extra swim time, canoeing, water aerobics, and water games! You'll explore the wonders of water, why we love water, and why it's important to protect it. You'll earn the WOW! Wonders of Water Journey award at camp and receive the Journey book. Girls will live in a cabin.

Storytellers

$350, July 5-10, Max. 18

Learn the basics of great storytelling! You'll pick a favorite story and work together to present it to the entire camp. You'll learn about what makes a great story and how to create your own! What will your story be about? We can't wait to hear it! When you're not creating, you'll spend time at the pool, making crafts, and playing games! Girls will live in a cabin unit.

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Horse Buddies

$490, July 5-10, Max. 10

Calling all horse lovers! Learn skills in horse grooming, bathing, tacking, feeding, safety, and Western Style riding. Travel from camp to In The Woods Barn (Freedom, OH) for horse sessions and riding lessons. This program is designed for beginning riders. All participants must bring jeans and sturdy boots. Girls will live in a tent unit.

Moonlight Madness

$370, July 5-10, Max. 20

Experience the best of camp as the sun goes down - evening hikes, late-night swims, and looking through telescopes. Gaze at the sky while floating in canoes, swim in the moonlight, and learn the stories of constellations and navigation skills while earning the Night Owl badge. Prowl the night sky for shooting stars, tell stories around the campfire, and take an evening trip to the SkyZone Trampoline Park! Oh, and sleep in every morning, of course! Girls will live in a covered wagon unit.

Waterpark Hopper $$

$460, July 5-10, Max. 10

Enjoy an action-packed week of wet and wild fun! Splash down in Cedar Point Shores Water Park, spend a day at Kalahari where weather is never a problem, and travel to Waldamere Park in Erie, Pennsylvania for a fun day of water and rides. End your week with more leisurely camp activities and enjoy a campfire with many new friends! Girls will live in a cabin.

Color Wars!

$350, July 5-10, Max. 24

Come to camp to unleash your competitive streak! From the moment you arrive you’ll be in a week-long competition against the other half of your session. Prove your skills in games, obstacle courses, races, and camp activities like archery and canoeing. Anything you do can earn your team points and get you closer to becoming Color War Champions! End the week with a color run through camp and do your best to win the Color War Trophy! Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Explore the World Below $$

(age 12+)

$420, July 5-10, Max. 10

Join us for a week of high adventure! Travel to Laurel Caverns in Pennsylvania for cave exploration. While at the caverns, enjoy miniature golf, and rappelling. Spend two nights primitive camping and challenge yourself to new adventures. Come back to Camp Ledgewood to experience our zip line! To use our zip line you must weigh between 70 – 250lbs. All participants must bring jeans, boots that cover 1" above the ankle, and two flashlights. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

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Horse Buddies

$490, July 12-17, Max. 10

Calling all horse lovers! Learn skills in horse grooming, bathing, tacking, feeding, safety, and Western Style riding. Travel from camp to In The Woods Barn (Freedom, OH) for horse sessions and riding lessons. This program is designed for beginning riders. All participants must bring jeans and sturdy boots. You will earn your Horseback Riding badge Girls will live in a tent unit.

Camp, Camp, Camp – Ledgewood

$350, July 12-17, Max. 24

Camp's the best place to be, whether you're a first-time camper or a long-time veteran! Enjoy favorite camp activities including swimming, hiking, and archery. Give canoeing and the FUNyaks a try, climb our new Mobile Climbing Wall, and so much more. End the week with a campfire, songs, and friends to last a lifetime. Girls will live in a covered wagon unit.

Week of July 12-17 Sunday-Friday

Treasure Hunters

$355, July 12-17, Max. 18

Camp Ledgewood is full of hidden treasures! Come solve scavenger hunts, follow treasure maps, and find all the Letterboxes hidden around camp! Discover trails you've never hiked before and learn to use a compass and map to find your way. While you're at camp, you'll also swim, hike, canoe, and shoot archery! You will earn your Letterboxer badge. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Canvas Creations

$355, July 12-17, Max. 18

What would you put on a blank canvas? Georgia O'Keefe used the world around her for inspiration! Spend extra time in the arts and crafts room where you will cut, paint, color, and glue to show off your art creator skills! Explore the outdoors on a nature walk to find colors, shapes, and materials to inspire your art. Use different mediums in your projects like paint, clay, and things you find in nature! Learn how STEM is used in art every day. You will earn your Outdoor Art Creator badge. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Musical Theater Bootcamp: Peter Pan

$435, July 12-17, Max. 24

Think lovely thoughts and grab some pixie dust! This camp – created by The Musical Theater Project – invites girls to journey to Neverland. You’ll explore the story, characters, and songs from the classic musical, Peter Pan. The week combines singing, acting, and dancing with engaging theater activities, games, and discussion to create a program perfect for any experience level. A specially created ensemble performance featuring Peter, Wendy, Tiger Lily, Captain Hook and his pirates as well as beloved songs like “I Won’t Grow Up”, “I’m Flying” and “Neverland” tops off the week. Come fly with us! Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Paddle Palooza Plus

$400, July 12-17, Max. 10

Grab your paddle and your life jacket! This week is all about learning new paddle skills as well as diving in deep with others. Start the week learning to stand up paddleboard with an instructor. Then, participate in the American Canoe Association's Level 1: Introductory to Canoeing course where you'll learn and perfect your ability to maneuver your boat. You'll also practice canoe rescue skills and how to stay safe while boating. Finally, take an exciting kayak trip down the Cuyahoga River with Crooked River Adventures in Kent. When you're not out on the water, you'll still get to enjoy the fun of camp, from hiking, to crafts, to cooking over the campfire. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

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Horse Buddies – Mini

$360, July 19-22, Max. 10

Calling all horse lovers! Learn skills in horse grooming, bathing, tacking, feeding, safety, and Western Style riding. Travel from camp to In The Woods Barn (Freedom, OH) for horse sessions and riding lessons. This program is designed for beginning riders. All participants must bring jeans and sturdy boots. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Dare to Do it Junior

$275, July 19-22, Max. 24

Do you love a challenge? Join us at camp for a session full of 'em! Ride the zip line, test your abilities in an obstacle course, and participate in Camp Ledgewood's low ropes course. In your free time, go canoeing, practice archery, and hang out by the campfire. To use our zip line, you must weigh between 70 – 250lbs. All participants must bring jeans. Girls will live in a cabin unit.

Gourmet Girls Junior

$300, July 19-22, Max. 16

Whip up a culinary masterpiece while learning to create new dishes in Camp Ledgewood's new teaching kitchen! You'll cook with chefs from The Cutting Board Academy, learn cooking techniques, and work together to create a dish that's all your own! Come join us for the tastiest week of your summer. When you're not cooking, you'll get a taste of what camp has to offer: swimming, archery, low ropes, and more! Girls will live in Ledgewood’s NEW Hammock Village.

Park Hopper $$

(age 12+)

$470, July 12-17, Max. 10

In search of thrill seekers! Venture to Cedar Point for the day to experience some of the wildest roller coasters in the world. Then, take an overnight trip to Cincinnati to get your adrenaline pumping again at Kings Island. Spend your time at Camp Ledgewood conquering the high ropes challenge course. To use our high ropes course, you must weigh between 55 – 250 lbs. All participants must bring jeans. Girls will live in a cabin.

Week of July 19-22Sunday-Wednesday

Summer Sizzle – Mini

$250, July 19-22, Max. 18

Great for first time campers or girls that just love CAMP! You'll enjoy traditional activities including swimming, hiking, canoeing, a cookout, crafts, beach ball volleyball, and so much more. End the week with a campfire, songs, and memories to last a lifetime. Girls will live in a cabin.

Paddle Palooza Junior

$310, July 19-22, Max. 16

Grab your paddle and your life jacket! This session is all about learning new paddle skills as well as diving in deep with others. Perfect your ability to maneuver your boat on Lake Loomis then head up to Camp Timberlane to try out watercraft on their lake. Finally, take an exciting kayak trip down the Cuyahoga River with Crooked River Adventures in Kent. When you're not out on the water, you'll still get to enjoy the fun of camp, from hiking to crafts, to cooking over the campfire. Girls will live in a tent unit.

Targets n’ Tomahawks

$255, July 19-22, Max. 24

Bullseye! You've hit the target again during this session of target sports practice. Improve your archery skills daily, compete against your cabinmates in competition, and throw our brand-new tomahawks! You'll make a one-of-a-kind archery painting as well! Cadettes will earn their Archery badge. Girls will live in a cabin unit.


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Week of June 14-19sunday - friday

Aquagirls

$365, June 14-19, Max. 18

What do rainbows, tea parties, and making a splash at the swimming pool have in common? They all need water to exist! 71% of our home, Earth, is made up of water and it’s our duty to take care of it! Where better to explore the Wonders of Water than camp? You’ll play with raindrops as you study the water cycle, make rainbows (no rainy days required!), explore the Frankenberg creek on a hike, and enjoy a tea party with friends. Can you catch a fish from the lake? How about make the biggest splash in the swimming pool? End your week by sharing with the whole camp how we can all love water, save water, and share water to become Aquagirls, too. You'll earn the WOW! Wonders of Water Journey award during your splish-splashy week at camp. Girls will live in a cabin.

Camp, Camp, Camp – Timberlane

$355, June 14-19, Max. 24

Great for first-time campers or girls that just love CAMP! You'll enjoy traditional activities including swimming, playing on the splash pad, boating, hiking, archery, cookouts, crafts, and so much more. Earn your Camper badge during this week at camp that ends with a campfire, songs, and memories that will last a lifetime. Girls will live in a cabin.

Marksmanship Mavericks - Timberlane

$375, June 14-19, Max. 10

Put your precision to the test at camp during a week of exciting, in-depth marksmanship training. You will receive instruction from marksmanship professionals on air rifle basics like equipment safety, gear tutorials, proper shooting techniques, and how thrilling the sport of marksmanship can be! Test your skills on Timberlane’s target sports range and enjoy a trip to Camp Perry in Port Clinton to shoot at the state-of-the-art Civilian Marksmanship Program range that the U.S. Olympic Team uses when they train. End the week with a fun and friendly target competition. Girls will live in a cabin.

Bookworms

$350, June 14-19, Max. 24

Have you ever read a book and loved it so much that you just wanted to transport right into the story itself? Then come to Camp Timberlane and get sucked into the pages of your favorite books! Story lovers will delight in learning archery like Percy Jackson and learning about the mythology that inspires his stories. Come find out what is waiting for you beyond the wardrobe in the enchanted land of Narnia. Mix potions with Harry Potter at Hogwarts and make candles like Laura Ingles did in her little house on the prairie. Bring your favorite book to read during Turtle Time and discuss it with other members of the Camp Timberlane Book Club. Girls will live in a cabin.

Camp Comic Con

$350, June 14-19, Max. 30

Aficionados of fiction unite at camp to celebrate fandoms! Each day you will explore a different beloved fictional world. Travel a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. Concoct potions and play broomstick sports at a school for witchcraft and wizardry. Volunteer as Tribute and compete for the honor of your home District at the archery range and on the challenge course. Save the day as your favorite comic book superhero. Girls will live in a cabin.

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Wildlife Warriors

$355, June 21-26, Max. 24

You’ve probably explored the great outdoors before, but have you ever been a Wildlife Warrior while doing so? Advocate for nature this week as you learn all the ways you can care for Mother Earth while practicing minimal impact camping. Learn about the 7 Leave No Trace (LNT) principles that will make you a more caring camper each time you’re a guest in nature. Practice these LNT principles while playing fun games, by exploring alternative energy sources while making and cooking in a solar oven, and by going on a conservation hike to protect the wildlife that calls camp home. Earn your Eco Camper badge and become a Wildlife Warrior who stands up for and protects the natural world around her. Girls will live in a cabin.

Machine Mania

$360, June 21-26, Max. 24

Every day, a mechanical engineer invents another machine to help people or solve a problem – such as nonpolluting cars or a better hearing aid. Who knows what machines we’ll need next? If solving problems excites you, you may want to think about becoming a mechanical engineer so you can invent these machines yourself. Come to camp for a week of mechanical engineering fun. You’ll design your own rubber band- powered paddleboat, balloon car, and a crane that can lift a load. After you’ve completed all your design challenges, you will earn all 3 badges in the Junior Mechanical Engineering series. Girls will live in a cabin.

Week of June 21 – 26 Sunday – Friday

Wonder Wander Women

$355, June 21-26, Max. 18

Do you ever wonder what it would be like to take a night hike with your new camp friends? What will you hear? What will you see? Wonder what pictures can you make from the clouds in the sky? Can you find different pictures in the stars? Do you wonder how can you help take care of the wildlife around you? Wander in the woods and explore the beauty of nature from top to bottom and learn how you can care for the environment whenever you spend time outdoors. Learn traditional camping skills like fire building as well as Leave No Trace (LNT) practices that will make you a friend to the ecosystem. Play games on the splash pad and enjoy a meal you cook over a safe campfire you learn to build with your pals. You will earn your Outdoor Adventurer badge as you wonder and wander during this outdoorsy program. Girls will live in a cabin.

Musical Theater Boot-camp: The Road to Oz

$435, June 21-26, Max. 24

We’re off to see the wizard! This camp – created by The Musical Theater Project – sends you “behind the curtain” to explore the story, characters, and songs from three popular girl powered musicals: The Wizard of Oz, The Wiz, and Wicked. The week combines singing, acting, and dancing with engaging theater activities, games, and discussion to create a program perfect for any experience level. A specially created ensemble performance featuring songs and scenes from all three musicals tops off the week. From “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” to “Ease on Down the Road” to “Defying Gravity”, we’ll celebrate the power of hearts, minds, and courage as we journey through life. Girls will live in a cabin.

Ahoy there, Sailor!

$480, June 21-26, Max. 10

Sun on your face, breeze through your hair, and…what’s that? It’s the open water, calling your name! Travel to the Vermilion Boat Club every morning Monday - Thursday for specialized training by professional female sailors on how to operate, manage, and sail your own sailboat! While at camp stretch your sea legs on a hike, enjoy swimming in the pool, take to Lake Timberlane on our many boats including Corcls, and learn about the night sky and how ancient sailors used the stars as their guide to navigate the open oceans. Girls must be able to pass the deep end swimming test to attend this program (a description of the swim test can be found online in the 2020 Resident Camp Handbook). Girls will live in a cabin.

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Week of July 5 – 10 Sunday – Friday

Little Entomologists

$355, July 5-10, Max. 18

An entomologist is a scientist who studies insects and makes fascinating discoveries. Did you know that an ant can carry 50 times its own bodyweight? Or that bumblebees can beat their wings 130-240 times per second? Wow – bugs are totally cool! You’ll earn your Bugs and Hiker badges this week at camp as you explore bug habitats while hiking in the woods, make a bug inspired snack to take on the trail with you, and even help conserve the endangered West Virginia White butterfly that calls Camp Timberlane its home. What bug-tastic observations will you make as a Little Entomologist? Girls will live in a cabin.

CSI: Camp Scene Investigation

$355, July 5-10, Max. 24

Something mysterious has happened at Camp Timberlane! It’s up to you and your teammates to solve the mystery. Discover the location of hidden messages and secret maps and work together to solve puzzles and riddles. Twists and turns at every corner will keep you and your new friends guessing. Look at evidence, study fingerprints, communicate in code, and make some very interesting observations all while you earn the Detective badge! You'll also enjoy crafts, swimming, boating, and more! Girls will live in a cabin.

Week of June 21 – 26 Sunday – Friday

CIT 2

$470, Camp Ledgewood: June 21-26/July 5-10/Camp Timberlane: July 12-15/July 17-22, Max. 10

Can you see yourself as a Camp Counselor? This four-week, second-year program will provide you with the tools and training to help you reach your goal! Shadow staff in specific areas of camp, learn more about camp administration, participate in our challenge courses, and more. This program will be split between both Camp Ledgewood and Camp Timberlane to give you a unique opportunity to comprehensively explore what working at these sister camps as a counselor is like. This program starts at Camp Ledgewood the weeks of June 21-26 & July 5-10 and finishes at Camp Timberlane the weeks of July 12-15 & July 17-22. You will go home between weekly programming using the same time-off schedule as the camp staff. Additional program information will be sent after registration. Prerequisite: Must have completed CIT 1. To use our zip line and high ropes course, you must weigh between 70 - 250lbs. all participants must bring jeans. Girls will live in a variety of units.

Star Travelers

$355, July 5-10, Max. 24

Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little Star Traveler! Explore the galaxy during a week of camp that is sure to rock your space socks. Have you ever wondered just how big the planets in our solar system are compared to one another? Do you know how old you would be on planet Mars? As a Star Traveler, you’ll get answers to these questions and have adventures every day. Go on a scavenger hunt through the stars and explore the legends of queens and kings whose stories are told in constellations. You’ll even get to make a splash at a glowing solar system pool party! You will earn your Junior Space Science Investigator badge. Girls will live in a cabin.

Art in the Outdoors

$355, July 5-10, Max. 30

Art in the Outdoors is the ideal program for girls who love to create art and want to enjoy the great outdoors of camp and all its natural beauty. You will get to spend extra time in the arts and crafts room conceiving, crafting, constructing, and creating art projects. Explore the woods of Camp Timberlane as you forage for special and unique items to use in your nature-inspired masterpieces. You’ll earn the Outdoor Art Apprentice badge along the way! Girls will live in a cabin.

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Week of July 12 – 15 Sunday – Wednesday

Outdoor Art Attack

$255, July 12-15, Max. 18

Do you have an appetite for art? Are you crazy for crafts? Then this program is for you! Spend extra time in the arts and crafts room where you will cut, paint, color, and glue – how many projects can you do?! As an outdoor artist, you will walk outside and see colors, shapes, and ideas for things you want to create. Go exploring around camp and find nature items to use in your next masterpiece. You’ll even explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) themes that will turn into an art piece! Use your creative energy to produce a skit for you and your friends to perform for the whole camp. Earn your Outdoor Art Creator badge along the way. Girls will live in a cabin.

It's a Pool Party!

$250, July 12-15, Max. 24

Grab your swimsuit, towel, and plenty of sunscreen – it’s time to make a major splash at the Camp Timberlane pool! Spend extra time in the pool with your group of new friends. Play pool games, toss around some beach balls, participate in wacky water relays, and create a silly synchronized swim routine to share with the whole camp during the final all-camp swim. It’ll feel like a party every day at the pool! Girls will live in a cabin.

Kelleys Island Bike Trip $$

(age 12+)

$415, July 5-10, Max. 10

Travel to Kelleys Island for a two-night stay at the state park campground. While there, spend your days exploring the island on your bike, cooking your own meals, and having fun. You'll also have time to enjoy activities at Camp Timberlane when you're not on the island. Girls must provide their own bike, helmet, and water bottle. Due to transport trailer dimension restrictions, bikes must be two-wheelers only. Girls will live in a cabin while at Timberlane.

Junior Trail Mix

$255, July 12-15, Max. 24

Outdoor adventures are exciting - and unpredictable. At every turn, you might see something new. At camp, you'll choose an adventure and have an experience you'll enjoy every step of the way! Look at a map and plan hiking escapades with your new camp friends. How many trails can you conquer with your hiking club? Work with experienced hikers and plan fun activities to do as you venture - hiking is so much more than just walking around, after all! Learn how to orient yourself and find your way with a compass, how to prepare your muscles for a hike, and how to properly pack a backpack for longer excursions. The beautiful and captivating woods are your playground this week as you earn the new Junior Trail Adventure badge. Girls will live in a cabin.

Live, Laugh, Lake

$250, July 12-15, Max. 30

Calling all lake lovers! This short week at camp is especially for girls like you who enjoy spending extra time out on the water. Take a spin in all five different kinds of boats at Camp Timberlane including the popular Corcls - circular 1-person boats that take boating fun to the next level! Compete in silly boat relays and enjoy a floating lunch on Lake Timberlane. When on shore, enjoy learning about aquatic creatures while you go fishing and identify your catch. Take a closer look at the fresh water flora under a microscope to learn more about the wildlife that calls a camp lake its home. As the adage goes, "life is better at the lake!" Girls will live in a cabin.

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Brownie Trail Mix

$255, July 19-22, Max. 18

You’ll be living in a hiker’s paradise during this session at camp! Earn the Hiker badge and the Brownie Trail Adventure badge while you create your own journey at camp each day. With your new camp pals, plan what kind of hikes you will go on. Will you hike along the Frankenburg Creek and explore the watery ecosystem? Will you go on a night hike to see how camp changes when the sun goes down and the stars come out? Talk to an experienced hiker to discuss your options! What will you pack and wear on your hike? Enjoy an educational fashion show starring your camp counselors to find out! While you’re not on the trail, enjoy time in the arts and crafts room making art inspired by your hikes. Oh, and make some yummy trail mix to enjoy, of course! Girls will live in a cabin.

Champ Camp

$255, July 19-22, Max. 24

We are the champions, my friends! Come to Champ Camp for a session of sensational sports like scooter hockey, scoop ball, gaga ball, and more! Work up a good cardio routine while swimming in the pool and enjoy some relaxing yoga at the end of a high-energy day. Earn your Staying Fit badge with your new camp friends as you concoct healthy snacks as a group, play games as a team, and create a commemorative craft to document your fun times spent together. Girls will live in a cabin.

Camp, Camp, Camp Mini - Timberlane

$255, July 19-22, Max. 24

Great for first-time campers or girls that just love CAMP! You'll enjoy traditional activities including swimming, playing on the splash pad, boating, hiking, archery, cookouts, crafts, and so much more. Earn your Camper badge during this week at camp that ends with a campfire, songs, and memories that will last a lifetime. Girls will live in a cabin.

Be-YOU-tiful

$255, July 19-22, Max. 30

What’s a winning recipe for self-confidence? Mix 1-part self-care to equal parts self-love. Spend your time at camp celebrating what makes you uniquely you. Exercise self-love by creating and learning how to use a personal gratitude and meditation journal. Have fun experimenting the best styles for your own unique hair. Practice self-care by strengthening your body and mind through the ritual of yoga. Don’t forget to take some time to spoil yourself with some indulgent DIY spa goodies! Earn your Science of Happiness badge on your self-discovery journey. As Girl Scout Alumna Lucille Ball said, “Love yourself first and everything else falls into line.” Girls will live in a cabin.


High Flying Fun $$

$305, July 12-15, Max. 10

High Flying Fun travels to nearby Common Ground and goes on a three-hour canopy tour, up in the trees! Adventure is all around as you zip from one platform to another. But the high adventure doesn’t stop there! Travel to Camp Ledgewood and conquer the high ropes challenge course. To use Ledgewood’s high ropes course, you must weigh between 55-250lbs. All participants must bring jeans. When back at Timberlane you will enjoy swimming, crafts, archery, and more! Girls will live in a cabin.

CIT 1 – Timberlane

$470, July 12-15/July 17-22/July 24-29/ July 31-August 2, Max. 10

Do you love your camp counselors so much that you want to be one? If so, the “Counselor-in-Training 1” program is just for you! Experience how camp is run, explore leadership roles, learn characteristics of different age levels, work directly with campers, and much more. You’ll also have time for traditional camping activities like archery, canoeing, and Camp Timberlane’s challenge course! This program runs the dates of: July 12 - 15, July 17 - 22, July 24 -29, & July 31 - August 2. You will go home on Wednesday evenings, have Thursday off, and return to camp on Friday each week like the rest of camp staff. Upon registration, you will be sent additional information, including an application. Prerequisite: You must complete at least 9th grade by this spring to apply. Girls will live in a variety of units.

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Great Big Brownie Mess

$250, July 26-29, Max. 18

Camp is the best place EVER to make new friends, have fun, learn new things, and get MESSY! Bring your play clothes and prepare to get down and dirty during this session at camp! Play a silly game of Messy Twister, take a plunge in the pudding pit, make sensational slime, stomp around by the creek, and make the most ooey-gooey s’mores you’ve ever tasted! You’ll also have time for some good clean fun like swimming in the pool and playing on the splash pad. Girls will live in a cabin.

Friends of the Forest

$255, July 26-29, Max. 18

As a Girl Scout, you know it’s important to protect nature when you’re outdoors. By respecting the environment whenever we’re outside, we become Friends of the Forest forever! Earn your Eco Friend badge during this nature-powered session at camp. You’ll get to explore the forest from top to bottom: what can you find in its trees and its creek? What animal habitats can you observe and conserve on a nature hike? Make crafts and enjoy science experiments that will enrich your appreciation of the natural world with your new camp pals. Learn about the 7 Leave No Trace (LNT) principles while playing fun and interactive games. Enjoy a yummy meal with your new camp pals that you’ll help cook over an environmentally-friendly campfire. Girls will live in a cabin.

Camp Ninja Warrior

$285, July 19-22, Max. 10

You already have the courage, confidence, and character that make you a top-notch Girl Scout, so put these traits to the test and become a Camp Timberlane Ninja Warrior as well! While at camp, you’ll build ninja-like patience and stamina on the low ropes course and by participating in other challenges. Travel to Play: CLE in Avon, Ohio’s largest indoor adventure park, and test your agility on the Ninja Warrior course. Don’t worry – ninja warriors also have time to relax at camp by swimming in the pool and singing around a campfire with new friends. Girls will live in a cabin. NOTE: Play: CLE height and weight requirements are as follows: There is a 5'6" reach to the mid palm requirement for guests to participate on the ropes course and zipline. This is to ensure the safety of guests to comfortably be able to reach the safety cables that guide you through the courses (girls under the 5'6" reach will still have other activity options). The minimum weight is 60 lbs. for the zipline and 45 lbs. for all climbing walls with a harness, and the maximum for all activities is 275 lbs.

NOTE: The Trading Post will be closed for inventory July 26-31. Alternate arrangements will be made for campers during this week. Watch your email for details.

Outdoor Art Divas

$255, July 26-29, Max. 24

Roll up your sleeves, grab a paintbrush, some scissors and glue, and unleash your creativity during this colorful session of nature-inspired arts and crafts. Learn about influential female artists who have changed how you see the world. Paint your own Frida Kahlo inspired self-portrait. Try your hand at working with clay – a pastime enjoyed by Girl Scout founder Juliette Gordon Low. Write a poem inspired by the nature around you and read it aloud in a drum circle to your new friends. Make a miniature terrarium to take home with you to remind yourself of the exciting time you spent exploring the great outdoors at camp. Let nature be your inspiration as you explore, create, and design different kinds of art while earning your Outdoor Art Explorer badge! Girls will live in a cabin.

Kalahari Adventure $$

$285, July 26-29, Max. 20

Do you crave fun, excitement, and non-stop action? Come enjoy this short week at camp and spend a day at Kalahari indoor waterpark. When you're at camp, you and your camp friends will choose from a variety of other activities such as a special night swim, hiking, crafts, low ropes challenge course, archery, and more! Girls will live in a cabin.


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NOTE: The Trading Post will be closed for inventory July 26-31. Alternate arrangements will be made for campers during this week. Watch your email for details.

Camp Try-a-Tent

$250, July 26-29, Max. 12

Great for Cadettes that just love CAMP! You'll enjoy traditional activities including swimming, playing on the splash pad, boating, fishing, hiking, cookouts, crafts, participating in all-camp activities and so much more! What makes this camp experience special is the fun opportunity to try out all three kinds of tents at Camp Timberlane: platform tents, pop-up tents, and tree tents! Girls will live in various tents.


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summertroop camp

CORE Camp

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CORE Camp is a great opportunity for troops to camp for a weekend while the resident camp staff is there to provide programming and support. This is a perfect weekend for new troop leaders, a troop’s first campout, or any troop that just wants to have a fun and relaxing weekend! Throughout the weekend, camp staff will provide activities for troops that require specialized training such as swimming in the pool, boating, the low ropes challenge course, archery, and studying the night sky in the observatory. Crafts, hiking, and a campfire with songs will also be available! More detailed information will accompany your registration confirmation packet. GSNEO supplies all materials, meals, snacks, and trained staff.

• for summer 2020: An Outdoor Essentials trained adult must attend with your troop. If you do not have an adult with OE training in your troop, you must assign one adult attending camp to take a short online CORE Camp specific outdoor training no later than 2 weeks prior to attending CORE Camp. More information will be included in your registration confirmation email.

• Each troop must provide a currently certified First Aid/CPR trained adult. Troops are required to meet adult to girl ratio according to GSUSA policy.

• All girls and adults attending must be GSUSA registered members and all adults attending must be GSNEO approved volunteers who have completed background check from GSNEO.

• Space availability may require troops to share a site with another troop.

Note: Daisies are not permitted to attend CORE Camp. Some activities are subject to age requirements. This program requires a troop to consist of at least 2 adults and 3 girls in order to register.

Camp Ledgewood CORE Camp

July 24-26Check-in Friday, 6pmCheck-out Sunday, 10am

Platform Tents, $70/Person*Latrines

Basic Cabin, $80/Person*Latrines

Premium Cabin, $90/Person*Indoor toilets and showers

Premium Cabin Plus, $100/Person*Indoor toilets, showers, air conditioning

Camp Sugarbush CORE Camp

June 26-28Check-in Friday, 6pmCheck-out Sunday, 10am

Outdoor Units, $70/Person*Latrines

Basic Cabin Plus, $85/Person* Indoor toilets, mattresses on the floor, air conditioning

Premium Cabin Plus, $90/Person* Indoor toilets, showers, mattresses on the floor, air conditioning

Camp Timberlane CORE Camp

June 28-30Check-in Sunday, 6pmCheck-out Tuesday, 10am

Platform Tents, $70/Person*Indoor toilets

Basic Cabin, $80/Person*Indoor toilets



Camp Timberlane CORE Camp

July 24-26Check-in Friday, 6pmCheck-out Sunday, 10am

Platform Tents, $70/Person*Indoor toilets




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S’mores and More

What would camp be without s'mores?! Swim, hike, sing songs, play games, and make a craft or two! Enjoy all that camp has to offer and end the day enjoying a s'more around the campfire.

Splish Splash

It's a water wonderland - swim, play water games, fish, and make crafts with a water twist to round out a splash-tastic day at camp. Get ready to get wet!

A Pirate’s Life for Me

Ahoy there, mateys! There be treasure at Camp Ledgewood and it's up to you and your pirate gang to follow the clues to find it! When you're not treasure hunting, captain the canoes on Lake Loomis. You're sure to have a swashbuckling good time!

Pampered Princess

Being pampered like a princess is hard work, but someone has to do it! Enjoy a nail polish party, yoga class, create your own beauty products, learn to give a hand massage, and more.

Pastry Puffs - Ledgewood

A spoonful of sugar, a dash a friendship, and of course, a sprinkle of laughter! Learn the basics of baking and create a very special snack. Design your own apron for the next time you're in the kitchen!

Mythical Mania

Crazy about ancient myths and legends? Come live them out for yourself! Explore the Labyrinth, captain your own Argo, and recreate the Trojan Horse!

This summer we are once again offering one-day program sessions at Camp Ledgewood for Daisies entering first grade through Seniors. Girls can register for more than one session, but only register for one session per day. In addition to activities specific to the program session, girls will be offered other traditional camp activities such as crafts and games. Most programs will be scheduled for swimming. This program is designed for girls to attend on their own or with a friend. Caregivers drop off campers and return to pick them up. Caregivers and troop leaders are not permitted to stay at camp. In case of inclement weather, other activities will be offered.

Batteries Not Included

Could you go a whole day without using batteries? At camp you can! Come for a game-filled day that runs off your energy, including board games, hopscotch, and low ropes.

DIY-namite

Show off your crafty skills. Paint, tie-dye, and design and make a personalized project to take home! How about something new to decorate your room with? Time to get creative!

Fairy Enchantment

Meet the fun-loving forest elves and woodland fairies, entering the world of enchantment from a new point of view. Make fairy treasures and discover new friends in the forest!

Olympic Champions

It's the year of superhuman sports! In honor of the 2020 Olympics, you'll have a chance to show off your own skills in Gaga Ball, three-legged races, and tug of war! Who will become camp's Olympic Champion?

Out of this World

First, you'll need to build your own rocket, but once you're in space, there's so much to explore! Use our awesome planetarium to discover what's in the great beyond: stars, planets, and constellations, oh my!

Adrenaline Seekers

Are you an Adrenaline Seeker? Come to Camp Ledgewood where you can test your mettle on the zip line and the mobile climbing wall! NOTE: To use our zip line course, you must weigh between 70-250lbs. Long pants are required.

Beach Gals

Grab your sunglasses and your sunscreen - we're going to the beach! Play beach volleyball, race across the lake, and of course spend time cooling off in the pool.

Archery - Ledgewood

Be on target as you spend the day sharpening your archery skills. Improve your aim and get tips on shooting style and form. Take what you learn to finish the day with an archery competition!

FAB-ulous Creations

Deck out your belongings with stickers you design and create yourself! Use Camp Ledgewood's new Fab Cab to create a 3D project, you'll use your creativity to bring your designs to life!

Mission: Survival

Start your survival training! Practice plant identification, camouflage, navigation, target practice, and other important survival skills. May the odds be ever in your favor.

Girl Programsone-day Drop-Off Time: 8:30 - 9am

Pick-Up Time: 4 - 4:30pm

Cost: $40 per girl, each session

Lunch is provided(Camp staff will not be available before 8:30am)

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Top Chef

This is an outdoor cooking challenge! Learn how to use a fire to make tasty food and get creative for the ultimate challenge. With your team, receive a secret ingredient and make a delicious campfire snack to share!

Accio Adventure

Witches and No-Majs are welcome to experience the wizarding world of camp. Search for signs of fantastic beasts in the forest, play a game of Quidditch, study herbology, and brew up some potions!

Spa Sensation!

It's a self-care day! Learn to make sugar scrubs, face masks, and a self-care box. You'll relax in a hammock and do some yoga!

Adventurers Wanted!

Create your character and have the adventure of a lifetime playing Dungeons & Dragons! Fight dragons, rescue townsfolk, and return home a hero!

Bullseye Bonanza

Spend the day getting bullseyes with your bows and arrows and our brand-new tomahawks! Enjoy an archery competition and show off how well you can hit the target!

Challenge Yourself

Do you love a challenge? Challenge yourself using Camp Ledgewood's zip line and high ropes course! To use our zip line and high ropes courses, you must weigh between 70-250 lbs. All participants must bring jeans.

Weavers

Yarn crafts galore! Learn knitting, crocheting, make a mini loom, and take home your projects! You can learn to make practically anything with yarn, so come to camp to show off your skills and learn some new ones.

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This summer we are offering one-day program sessions at Camp Timberlane for Daisies entering first grade through Cadettes. Girls can register for more than one session, but only register for one session per day. In addition to activities specific to the program session, girls will be offered other traditional camp activities such as crafts and games. Most programs will be scheduled for swimming. This program is designed for girls to attend on their own or with a friend. Caregivers drop off campers and return to pick them up. Caregivers and troop leaders are not permitted to stay at camp. In case of inclement weather, other activities will be offered.

Oogly Moo and Friends

Oogly Moo is the Camp Timberlane fairy spirit who watches over all the campers who come to visit! Spend the day with Oogly Moo’s elf, fairy, and gnome friends. Make fairy treasures and take a magical hike to visit new friends in the forest.

Pastry Puffs – Timberlane

A spoonful of sugar, a dash of friendship, and of course, a sprinkle of laughter! Learn the basics of baking and create a very special snack. Design your own apron for the next time you’re in the kitchen.

Baby Shark

What do baby sharks like to doo-doo, doo-doo-doo best?! Spend time splashing around in the water of course! Spend a day at camp playing wet and wild water games, get soaked on the splash pad, enjoy a game of Baby Shark and Minnows in the pool, and make a Baby Shark of your own to take home! Participants will be required to take a swim test to determine which section(s) of the pool best suits their skill level.

Girl Programsone-day Drop-Off Time: 8:30 - 9am

Pick-Up Time: 4 - 4:30pm

Cost: $40 per girl, each session

Lunch is provided(Camp staff will not be available before 8:30am)

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Ooey Gooey Science

Do you enjoy an ooey gooey mess? Do you like to mix and concoct? We do, too! Join us for some silly, slimy, science experiments. Make icky concoctions and small explosions that will make you say, “Science rules!”

Outrageous Olympics

Celebrate the 2020 Summer Olympics by playing fun and wacky games at camp. Will you take home to Gold in Gaga Ball or the Silver in Scoop Ball? What country will you represent while playing Scooter Hockey? Only the best summer games are in store for you during this day of friendly competition and good sportsmanship.

Archery - Timberlane

Be on target as you spend the day sharpening your archery skills. Improve your aim and get tips on shooting style and form. Take what you learn and finish the day with a friendly archery competition!

Row, Row, Row your Boat

Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream at Camp Timberlane! Spend the day out on the lake trying out all 5 different kinds of boats: row boats, paddle boats, canoes, FUNyaks, and the Corcls. You’ll learn paddling basics that will help you maneuver around the lake while you play water-based games with your new friends.

Wet and Wild

It’s a water lover’s dream – swim in the pool, learn about the ecosystem that is Lake Timberlane, go fishing, and skip through the splash pad. You might be waterlogged by the end of the day! Participants will be required to take a swim test to determine which section(s) of the pool best suits their skill level.

Rock On (Belay)!

Soar to new heights as you challenge yourself at On the Rocks Climbing Gym in Amherst. Whether it's your first time or you're an experienced climber, you'll spend the day conquering the different walls and proving just how much you rock!

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CampfamilyFamily Camp opportunities may be the start of a summer tradition with your family or close friends at camp. Enjoy staff-led activities like hiking, swimming, canoeing, campfires, archery, and games. Meet new friends, experience adventure, or simply relax. The programs are open to registered Girl Scouts and their families. Everyone participating in the Just Us Girls overnight programs must be registered as a Girl Scout. Activities subject to age requirements.

Just us Girls: Destination Relaxation

Camp LedgewoodAugust 1-2Check-in Saturday, 6pmCheck-out Sunday, 3pm

Platform Tent, $40/Person*Latrines

Basic Cabin, $45/Person*Latrines

Premium Cabin, $50/Person*Indoor toilets


Grab your mom, aunt, grandma, family friend or whoever your favorite adult female is (age 21+) for Destination Relaxation! It's time to find your summer vacation spot here at Camp Ledgewood! Enjoy some meditative yoga, make face masks, create a positivity box, and learn to do a hand massage! You will also get to choose to participate in traditional camp activities such as archery (for girls going into 2nd grade or older), boating, swimming, and more. You will select to stay in a platform tent (4 person-tents with access to latrines) a basic cabin (with access to latrines), a premium cabin (with indoor toilets and showers) or a premium cabin plus (with access to indoor toilets, showers, and air conditioning) upon online registration. Please note that this is a family camping opportunity, not a troop camping opportunity; If other members of your troop attend this event, it is not guaranteed that you will all be in the same sleeping unit due to units’ maximum occupancy rules and order in which guests register for the event. Friday evening snacks and Saturday breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Just us Girls: Camp Sing-Along

Camp TimberlaneJuly 17-18/ July 31-August 1Check-in Friday, 6pmCheck-out Saturday, 3pm

Platform Tent, $40/Person*Indoor toilets




Grab your mom, aunt, grandma, family friend, or whoever your favorite adult female (age 21+) and come to Camp Timberlane where life is one big camp sing-along! Singing camp songs is a Girl Scout tradition that dates back for generations. Enjoy traditional camp activities such as archery (for girls going into 2nd grade or older), boating, swimming, hiking, doing arts and crafts, playing games, and more. At each activity, you’ll learn a camp song that goes along with the theme. You will stay in a platform tent (4 person-tents with accessibility to indoor bathroom with toilets), basic cabin (cabin with indoor bathrooms with toilets), premium cabin (cabin with indoor bathrooms with toilets and showers), or premium cabin plus (cabin with indoor bathrooms with toilets and showers; air conditioning) depending on which option you choose upon registration. Please note that this is a family camping opportunity, not a troop camping opportunity; If other members of your troop attend this event, it is not guaranteed that you will all be in the same sleeping unit due to units’ maximum occupancy rules and order in which guests register for the event. Friday evening snacks and Saturday breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Me and My Guy

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1pm – 7pm, $30/Person

For girls and their special guy – dad, grandpa, uncle, brother, or family friend (age 21+). Spend the day swimming, shooting at the archery range (for girls going into 2nd grade or older), boating, hiking, doing a craft, and more together! Enjoy bonding time and making all the special memories that happen at camp. Dinner and all program supplies are included.

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Day Camp for Daisies & BrowniesCamp Ledgewood

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Daisies and Brownies can join the fun for one week or more – five weeks available! It’s a great way to experience summer camp all day and then return home every evening.

Choose from a variety of themed camp weeks! No matter what themed week girls attend, they will always experience traditional day camp activities such as hiking, crafts, singing, and games.

General Information

• Monday through Friday

• 9:30am - 4pm

• Girls may be dropped off beginning at 9am

• Program Levels - Daisy and Brownie Girl Scouts ONLY

• Girls must be at least 5 years old by June 1, 2020 and have completed Kindergarten to attend

• Cost: $175 per week - camp fee must be paid in full at time of registration

• Max. 40 girls per session

• Girls pack a lunch each day

• Drink and afternoon snack provided

• Swimming will be provided two days each week (weather dependent)

Retro Chic

June 15-19

Let's go retro! Enjoy this throwback to a different decade every day. You'll make toys from decades past learn different dances and show off your groovy style!

Girl Scout Way

June 22-26

It's Girl Scout week! Learn all about Girl Scout traditions, uniforms, and outdoor skills in this week dedicated to the Girl Scout Way! Brownies will earn their Girl Scout Way badge and Daisies will work on their Vi's Petal.

Very Fairy Extraordinary

July 6-10

If you love the sparkle of pixie dust, then come discover the magic and wonder of the Camp Ledgewood fairies. Make a fairy house and wand and check out the fairy forest. Every day you will be your fairy best!

Animal Safari

July 13-17

Do you love animals? Spend the week at camp learning about animals, making crafts, and more. Each day you'll discover new animals at camp!

Wild and Wacky

July 20-24

Ready to have a wild and wacky week at camp? Discover the world of Dr. Seuss each day! Protect the Truffula Trees, hear a Who, and make your own green eggs and ham!

After Camp Care

June 15-19/ June 22-26/ July 6-10/ July 13-17/ July 20-24

This service will be offered on a weekly basis for caregivers who cannot pick camper up at 4pm.

Time: 4pm - 5:30pm

Cost: $50 per week.

• Late afternoon snack included.

• After camp care is a time of supervised, unstructured play.

• Girls must be picked up promptly. Due to staffing requirements, you will be charged $20.00 for every 15 minutes you are late after 5:30p.

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Community Day Camp and Twilight Camp programs are community-based, outdoor experiences operated by Girl Scout volunteers. Each camp provides a unique experience as girls and adults work together. The volunteer directors and camp team are trained to provide safe, age-appropriate activities tied together with a common theme. All currently registered girl members are eligible to attend and may register for one or more day camps.

Daisies (that have completed kindergarten) through Cadettes are eligible to attend as campers. Cadettes (entering the 8th grade) through Ambassadors that have completed the Program Aide training have opportunities to assist as Program Aides.

Note: Program Aides that participate at a camp which has a $0 charge for them must register through the Community Day Camp Director and not through gsneo.org.

River Valley Day Camp – Once Upon a Time

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Indian Hollow Reservation, Lorain County Metroparks Grafton, OHJune 22-26, 9am – 2:30pm$65 girl, Max. 100$25 PA, Max. 30$0 adult, Max. 30

"Once Upon a Time" at River Valley Day Camp will be a fairytale themed camp where you will make believe as you play each day in an "enchanted forest". Each day will be a different theme (Princesses & Pirates, Dragons & Unicorns, and Mythical Creatures) and will include traditional camp-style fun like hiking, singing, crafting, and more.

Director: Kathy Loflin [email protected] 440.935.3477

Sugarbush Olympics 2020

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Camp Sugarbush Kinsman, OHJune 8-12, 9:30am – 4:30pm$55 girl, Max. 100$25 PA, Max. 25$8 adult, Max. 35

Spend a fun filled week at Camp Sugarbush playing Olympic style sports such as archery, basketball, volleyball, swimming, canoeing, and more. Girls may also work on the sports and games badges in each level all the while enjoying all camp activities such as hiking, cooking out, arts and crafts, and making new friends. (Girls should bring a packed lunch and swim wear each day.)

Director: Bene Loomis [email protected] 330.372.4702

STEM Outside the Box

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Christy Farm Nature Preserve Fremont, OHJune 22-26, 9am – 3:30pm$50 girl, Max. 125$25 PA, Max. 25$10 adult, Max. 50

Are you ready for adventure? Embark on an extra-terrestrial journey outside the boxed boundaries of camp into new horizons that will take you to another realm! STEM projects, experiments, and badges will be completed during this week-long, fun-filled adventure while still enjoying all the beauty of camp!

Monday- 9am - 3:30pm Tuesday- 9am - 3:30pm Wednesday- 9am - 3:30pm Thursday- 12pm - 7pm

(Parents program begins at 6pm)

Friday- 9am - 3:30pm

Director: Brenda Widman [email protected] 419.680.5048

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The Wild Wild West

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Camp Timberlane, Woodhaven Day Camp Wakeman, OHJune 22-26, 9:30am – 3:30pm$45 girl, Max. 90$25 PA, Max. 10$0 adult, Max. 29

Wanted: Cowgirls to come tame the Wild West. From lassoing to potato sack races, swimming, archery, tons of fun crafts! Hiking! Singing and so much more! Let's not forget "Big Fun Day" on Friday! Can't wait to see you!

Director: Karen Leatherwood [email protected] 440.320.0462

Under the Sea

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Wildwood Park Louisville, OHJune 22-26, 8:30am – 4pm$50 girl, Max. 125$10 PA, Max. 25$10 adult, Max. 30

Come to day camp and learn about underwater creatures and their environment. You'll have fun with fictional and real creatures while we explore ways to help keep the oceans cleaner and how one person can make a difference.

Monday- 8:30am - 4pm Tuesday- 8:30am - 4pm Wednesday- 8:30am - 4pm Thursday- 8:30am - 4pm Friday will be a rain date 8:30am - 4pm

Director: Julie [email protected]

Moving Traditions Forward Twilight Camp

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St. John Lutheran Church Massillon, OHJuly 7-9, 6pm – 8:30pm$40 girl, Max. 110$0 PA, Max. 6$0 adult, Max. 40

Come join the fun! We will be doing crafts, STEM activities, and looking at Girl Scout traditions. We divide into Daisy/Brownie and Junior/Cadette levels. Each level will earn two badges and you will get a great patch and t-shirt! We meet in the evening which is a really fun time.

Director: Laura Zodnik [email protected] 330.208.7946

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Wadsworth Memorial Park Wadsworth, OHJuly 13-17, 5:30pm – 9pm$40 girl, Max. 150$30 PA, Max. 10$5 adult, Max. 20

Come join us at Twilight Camp as we explore, create, and have fun playing in our mythical world of unicorns, fairies, and mermaids. All campers will receive a themed t-shirt, patch, and lots of memorable experiences.

Director: Jacqueline Auten [email protected] 402.312.4684

Hinckley Day Camp – Wild Wild West

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Hinckley Reservation, Redwing Cabin Hinckley, OHJuly 13-17, 3pm – 8pm$65 girl, Max. 120$0 PA, Max. 50$0 adult, Max. 50

Calling all cowgirls to the Wild, Wild West!! Join us for this western theme camp with crafts, cooking, swimming, kayaking, and a whole lot more. Be ready for an adventure!! There is a $4 per day credit for all parents who volunteer during camp. This credit will be added to your cart when you register an adult volunteer. We also offer FREE day care to all parent volunteers.

Director: Missy Schreiner [email protected] 330.715.7833

Camp Throwback

Camp Sugarbush Kinsman, OHSeniors/Ambassadors (entering 10th grade and higher)

July 8 – 12$50 girl, Max. 15Check-in Wednesday, 8amCheck-out Sunday, 3pm

Juniors/Cadettes/SeniorsJuly 8-12$90 girl, Max. 82Check-in Wednesday, 1pmCheck-out Sunday, 2pm

BrowniesJuly 9 – 12$80 girl, Max. 24Check-in Thursday, 9amCheck-out Sunday, 2pm

Leave your electronics at home and enjoy days of outdoor living, mosquito bite-itching, occasional shower-skipping, campfire and singing fun! Spend your nights in a rustic setting while the crickets sing you to sleep. Wake up with the birds, paddle canoes on the lake, shoot arrows on the archery range, swim, craft, and hike on our trails. You'll even gather wood to cook some of your meals over an open fire. You'll play, you'll sing, and you'll laugh!

Director: Lisa Allison [email protected] 330.280.2501

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Camp Care Package I Includes:(suggested age level for package I is Junior to Ambassador)

• Paracord water bottle holder

• Girl Scout buff

• Girl Scout backpack

• Girl Scout color-me pillowcase & fabric markers*

$38 Your camper will be excited to have a package delivered to her while at camp!

Camp Care Package II Includes:(suggested age level for package II Brownie to Cadette)

• Girl Scout tye-dye monkey stuffy

• String game (cat-in-the cradle)

• Mini cosmic wand*

• Girl Scout blanket

• Folding water bottle

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What is the purpose of the Trading Post?

The Trading Post is offered to your camper to enhance her camp experience by providing merchandise to create lasting memories of her time at Girl Scout camp.

When will my camper visit the Trading Post? And, can caregivers visit the Trading Post?

The Trading Posts are open on Sunday and Friday for full week resident camp check-in and check-out to allow caregivers to view and purchase camp merchandise. And, during the full week resident camps, your camper will be offered time with their camp group to visit the Trading Post. In addition to these times, the Trading Post will be made available to campers during family camps, CORE camp, and a few other special summer camp programs, when possible.

What merchandise is available in the Trading Post?

The Trading Post has camp branded youth and adult apparel which is unique to each camp! And, can only be found at camp! In addition to camp apparel the Trading Post has camp related merchandise: fun patches, camp journals, water bottles, cups, stuffies, turtle time games, and other camp related items.

How will my camper pay for purchases?

At camp check-in, caregivers create an account by visiting the Trading Post during the check-in process and completing an envelope to depositing their desired amount with the retail staff. Any leftover money will be sent home with the camper at check-out.

What is normally spent by a camper at the Trading Post?

A camper spends about $15 - $35 per week. But the average amount given to a camper for their Trading Post is $25.

Is Trading Post money required?

No, it is not mandatory. Notably, we do find that the girls love to be able to purchase a keepsake from the Trading Post.

Our camp store, called the Trading Post, is one of the

highlights of camp! Girls look forward to purchasing

keepsake camp items.

Camp t-shirts $15 - $23 (youth and adult sizes)

Camp hoodies $25 - $47 (youth and adult sizes)

Camp patches $1.50 - $3

Camp drinkware $8 - $15

Other camp related $2 - $22 merchandise

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Alternative arrangements will be made for resident campers during inventory July 26-31.

We proudly show our appreciation for everyone at the Girl Scouts of North East Ohio. And we thank you for helping our girls get off to a promising start.

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