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F i n d Y o u r
Ad v e n t u r e
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Sum
Guide 2022
Registration opens
February 5, 2022!
GetYourGirlPower.org
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Table of Contents Summer Camp Flexible Pricing
Registration Information................................................... 2 Camp opportunities are subsidized by Girl Scouts of Central
General Camp Information ............................................. 3 Illinois. This means the cost of providing camp programs and
operating camp is greater than the fee paid to participate.
GSCI Camps ........................................................................... 6 The flexible pricing system offers families the opportunity to
Meet the Staff......................................................................... 7 help cover the true cost of camp if they are financially able.
Each session has three levels of pricing.
Trading Post........................................................................... 9
The Girl Scout camp experience is NOT affected by which
Day Camp Information.................................................... 10 level you choose and remains anonymous. Those who
Tapawingo Day Camp....................................................... 11 pay different amounts do not receive different or special
treatment.
Widjiwagan Day Camp..................................................... 13
Kiwanis Day Camp............................................................. 16 Additionally, financial assistance known as “camperships”
is available at all three camps. Partial camperships may be
Quincy Community Day Camp.....................................18 awarded. Be sure to apply for camperships when you register
for camp!
Tapawingo Mini Overnight Camp................................ 19
Overnight Camp Information....................................... 20 Note: Some camp sessions with specialized activities such
as field trips, travel, or other extra experiences may have
Tapawingo Overnight Camp.......................................... 21 additional fees. These will be noted in the camp session
Tapawingo Teen Leadership Camp............................. 25 description.
Equestrian Resident Camp............................................. 26 OVERNIGHT CAMP
Family & Troop Events .................................................... 30 Equestrian Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
COVID Guidelines.............................................................. 32 Non-Girl Scout $710 $560 $435
At A Glance .......................................................................... 33 Girl Scout $685 $535 $410
Non-Equestrian Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Registration opens Non-Girl Scout $620 $495 $370
February 5 at 8 a.m. Girl Scout $595 $470 $345
GetYourGirlPower.org Level 1 adds an additional $50 per day to level 3 and reflects close to
the actual cost of camp.
Level 2 adds an additional $25 per day to level 3 and reflects
between 65 - 75% of the actual cost of camp.
Fast online registration guarantees your Level 3 is the lowest cost of the program and covers approximately
reservation immediately! 50% of the actual cost to operate camp.
Many camps fill and close on opening day of DAY CAMP
registration, so don’t wait!
Tapawingo and Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
All camps close 2 weeks prior to session. Widjiwagan
Non-Girl Scout $285 $235 $185
Once registered, you will receive a Girl Scout $260 $210 $160
confirmation e-mail receipt. The e-mail receipt
will contain a link to the confirmation packet. The Kiwanis Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
confirmation packet is important to review and Non-Girl Scout $270 $220 $170
includes all paperwork that needs to be turned in
Girl Scout $245 $195 $145
during camp check-in on the first day. You can
Level 1 adds an additional $20 per day to level 3 and reflects close to
also find the confirmation packet and required the actual cost of camp.
forms on our website under Summer Camps. Level 2 adds an additional $10 per day to level 3 and reflects close to
65 - 75% of the actual cost of camp.
Level 3 is the lowest cost of the program and covers approximately
50% of the actual cost to operate camp.
ACCREDITATIONS
Camp Kiwanis, Camp Tapawingo and Camp Widjiwagan DAY CAMP BEFORE & AFTER CARE
are accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA). New this year - GSCI will charge a small fee for before and
after care. The cost is the same regardless of flexible pricing
Camp Tapawingo’s Equestrian Center is accredited by the or whether or not you are a current Girl Scout.
Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA).
Before and After Care
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Need to know
Summer Camp
ACCOMMODATIONS • We do our best to accommodate all allergies and dietary restrictions.
• Campers needing accommodations for food allergies or special We ask that you please contact the camp director to discuss any food
medical needs should contact the camp director prior to registering. allergies or accommodations a minimum of two weeks before arrival at
We try to accommodate all campers’ needs. camp so we are sure to be prepared!
BADGE WORK MEDICAL RECORDS
• Activities coordinate with Girl Scout Journeys and badges. • All campers must submit a completed health history form signed by
• Badges not included; earned badges may be purchased at your local the parent/guardian.
service center. • All campers must submit a complete vaccination record or official
• You will receive a badge sheet at the end of camp with the badge steps letter of exemption signed by a doctor. GSCI Camps follow the same
completed. Additional steps may have to be completed at home. requirements put forth by IDPH for public schools. Please see the
IDPH website for information on currently required vaccines for your
BUDDY REQUESTS child’s age.
• Overnight campers may request ONE buddy upon registration. Buddies • Overnight campers (3+ nights) must also have a physical completed
will be placed in the same tent/cabin and will be buddies for as within 24 months prior to the last day of the camp session. This may
many activities as possible. However, they may not be buddies for all be the physician portion of the health history form or simply a copy of
activities depending on group size, dynamics, and schedule. a recent physical.
• Day campers will be in age-level groups (no buddy request). • Health Records will be collected at check-in and are kept confidential.
• All medications must be turned in at check-in in their original
CELL PHONES/ELECTRONICS packaging and instructions for administration must be included on the
• Cell phones/electronic devices are not allowed. Health Record. Medications will be stored securely and administered by
• We encourage parents to call and speak to the camp director about healthcare or trained administrative staff.
their camper at any time.
• In case of emergency or if warranted for any reason, parents/ PAYMENT
guardians/emergency contact person will be contacted. • Camp payment is not accepted at camp.
• We encourage families to send mail, care packages, and one-way • All camp fees must be paid in full two weeks prior to the camp session.
e-mail to their campers. Campers carrying an outstanding balance 2 weeks prior to session will
lose their spot and deposit.
CHANGES IN ACTIVITIES • Cookie Dough/Nutty Bucks must be sent in prior to, or with, the final
• Activities may be modified or rescheduled depending on weather, payment. Cookie Dough/Nutty Bucks cannot be submitted for a cash
group behavior, or available materials. refund or used as the initial deposit.
• Our camps are girl-led so the girls help plan activities. See the following
page for additional information on girl planning. REFUND POLICY
• No refund will be issued if a camper is sent home due to unacceptable
CLOSING DATES behavior, homesickness, or if camper is a “no show” for the session.
• All closing dates are 2 weeks prior to camp session or when • A credit or refund will be issued if you are unable to attend camp
maximums have been reached. due to illness from or exposure to COVID-19, or if a camp session is
cancelled due to COVID-19.
COUNSELOR/CAMPER RATIO
• Camper-counselor ratios will be met at all camps. REGISTRATIONS/DEPOSIT
• Visit GetYourGirlPower.org for ratios. • A $25 per session non-refundable deposit is required for registration
• All counselors use a camp nickname while at camp. (full payment if session is under $100).
• Cookie Dough may not be used for deposit.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE • Registration closes 2 weeks prior to the start of session.
• Campership Financial Assistance application must be completed when • Phone registrations not accepted.
registering on-line. All information is confidential.
STAYING AT CAMP
FRIDAY FINALE • Campers stay in rustic units that are tucked into the woods and
• Join us for the Friday Finale at camp each week. Meet your camper’s typically consist of 6-10 open-air platform tents or 4 rustic cabins.
new friends and see skits and songs from the week. Exact time varies • Tents are situated on wooden decks on the ground and are approx. 12’
from camp to camp. Sign up while registering for your weekly session. x 14’ with weather-treated canvas sides and roofs.
• Each tent contains four sleeping cots with mattresses and cabin
GIFT BAGS contains 10 sleeping cots with mattresses.
• Purchase a special gift bag for your camper (order during registration • All of our facilities have a shower house.
process) - Camp Adventure Bag - $33 (includes camp bag and six fun • Security lighting is located throughout camp.
camp items)
TRADING POST
MEALS/SNACKS • Camp store offers T-shirts, bags, water bottles, stuffed animals, pens,
• Day Campers at Camp Kiwanis and Quincy Community Day Camp must and more.
bring a sack lunch daily. • Campers typically spend $15-$25 on souvenirs.
• Morning and afternoon snacks are provided at all camps. This money is collected at check-in or added online at registration.
• Overnight campers receive all meals and snacks. • If trading post money is added online during registration, any unused
• Day Campers at Camp Widjiwagan and Camp Tapawingo will receive money will go into our camper financial assistance fund.
lunch in the dining hall each day.
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What Makes Our Camps Different?
We want your girl to love the outdoors and camp as much as we do! To build that love,
a progression into the outdoors and camp is important. Progression allows girls to learn
the skills and become comfortable in the outdoor activities. This progress is to happen at
a girls pace, let her tell you when she is ready for the next step. It could be next week or
next year.
Attend a day event at camp. (See
Adventures Plus at GetYourGirlPower.org
for dates that events are taking place at Enjoy a mini overnight camp. Mini
Step 1 Step 4
camp) overnight camps run 3 days, 2 nights and
Move Out Camp Out
are a perfect next step for camp.
Visit camp for a tour to get familiar with
the camp and the Camp Director.
Explore overnight camp at Camp
Sign up for day camp. Day camp allows Step 5 Tapawingo for a full 6-day session. Will
Step 2
girls to experience camp, but go home in you try horseback riding, archery, a
Explore Adventure
the evenings. leadership camp, conquer the challenge
Out Out course, or have another adventure?!
Try an overnight at camp. We offer a Once you have completed a week
variety of options for your first overnight overnight camp at Tapawingo, spread
at camp. We offer one night overnights Step 6 your wings and try a travel or high
Step 3 on Thursday of some day camps. You Conquer adventure camp. Backpack through areas
Sleep Out may also try a troop camping option or Out of camp few have explored or pack up
He and Me Camp during the summer. and head out to seek adventure on the
GSCI will offer more one night overnights road!
in the fall of 2022; look for dates to be
announced in August 2022.
The Proof is in the Research! Did You Know?
Camp builds problem-solvers! Girls with more frequent outdoor experiences are more likely to seek
challenges and are better at solving problems—qualities that will help them embark on a lifetime of
leadership, both academically and personally.
Camp exposes girls to new experiences! Of girls surveyed, 72 percent said that Girl Scouts gave them
the chance to build their skills or try new outdoor activities.
Camp builds courage and confidence! Spending time in nature improves a girl’s concentration and
creative reasoning. Outdoor experiences also help promote healthy social development and increase her
self-esteem.
Camp is a safe, inclusive space where girls can be free to be themselves! Camp fosters collaboration
instead of competition, enabling girls to stretch beyond their limits! At camp we encourage girl-led
activities, learning by doing, and cooperative learning.
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Activity Progression
Activities at GSCI Camp are designed to be progressive--new challenges and new activities become available
as campers attend more camp sessions and gain more skills. This ensures campers are both staying safe and
continuing to learn and try new things every year at camp. It also keeps camp engaging and FUN! This means
campers in the first grade may do substantially different activities from middle school campers. Read more about
some of our favorite outdoor activities below. View the description for your session to see what activities campers
will be doing during specific weeks.
Archery Canoeing Challenge Course Climbing Wall
Archery is a challenging and Canoeing is an excellent The challenge courses at The climbing walls at Camp
engaging activity available way to explore the outdoors! Camp Tapawingo and Camp Tapawingo and Camp
at all of our camps. While All camps have canoeing Widjiwagan are a great way Widjiwagan are designed for
attempting to hit the bullseye, available. Due to the strength to step outside your comfort girls entering grades 2-3 and
campers gain valuable practice and coordination required to zone and test your limits! older. The equipment and
in patience, concentration, maneuver a canoe, Daisies The high ropes activities are design of the wall is made
and sportsmanship. Archery will be passengers when designed for girls in middle specifically for girls 4 foot or
requires both strength and boating. All campers will and high school. The low or taller.
hand-eye coordination that learn the basics of how to be ground team building courses
is still developing in younger safe around boats and water, are designed for Juniors and
campers. For this reason, and how to do basic canoe above. These restrictions are
Daisy (K-1st grade) campers strokes. Older campers may for safety reasons. Not all
use alternatives such as sling progress to rescues, advanced teen camps will participate
shots or nerf-style archery strokes such as the J, Sweep, in these unless the activity is
sets. Pry, Draw, and more. Travel listed in the camp description.
campers may go on longer
canoe expeditions where they
will learn how to safely paddle
and portage.
All campers participate in girl planning on the first day of camp. Each group discusses what activities they
want to do at camp. We encourage girls to come with some ideas in mind and be creative! Maybe you want
your group to write and perform a play? Maybe you want to create a camp-wide scavenger hunt for other
groups? Maybe you want to have a costume party in the lodge? Maybe you want to make sure some camp
classics are done as well--archery, tie dye, friendship bracelets, stargazing and night hike? Bring it up during
Girl Planning and your counselors will attempt to work it into your schedule. Girl planning helps girls take
ownership of their experience while promoting collaboration and teamwork.
While we do our best to include all Girl Planning ideas and requests, if you want assurance that you will do a
particular activity while at camp, be sure it is in your session description or contact your camp director to see
if it is possible.
Find a camp near you at GetYourGirlPower.org.
You don’t have to be a Girl Scout to come to camp!
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Our Camps
This summer, bring her somewhere safe, enriching, and filled to the brim with opportunities—give her the
chance to camp #LikeAGirlScout! We know it can be hard to send her to camp for the first time, but you can feel at ease that, while
she’s having the time of her life discovering all the wonders of the great outdoors, trying new things, playing games, making friends,
and so much more, she’s well taken care of, happy, and learning critical life skills every step of the way.
Camp Tapawingo CampTapawingogsci
1450 Hickory Point Road, Metamora, IL 61548
Camp Tapawingo is a 640-acre camp facility located 15 miles from
Peoria. The cornerstone of this property is its’ Equestrian Center where
girls learn horseback riding skills and horse care. The Center includes
a state-of-the-art stables, an indoor air-conditioned classroom, and
an 80’x160’ indoor riding arena with an observation area. Mary Morgan
Lodge, a 12,000 square-foot multi-level, air-conditioned dining hall,
trading post and program center, is the point where all campers gather
for meals. Camp Tapawingo also features an in-ground pool, adventure
course, ropes course, archery, canoeing, and miles of hiking trails.
Campers utilize three main rustic living units - Setting Sun, Shining Star,
and Spirit Cabins. All units have indoor bathrooms and running water.
Camp Widjiwagan CampWidjiwagangsci
71 Wienold Lane, Springfield, IL 62711
Camp Widjiwagan, a 67-acre camp facility on Lake Springfield, is
located six miles south of Springfield. The facility features an adventure
course with a 40–foot climbing tower and zip line, three main lodges,
an in-ground swimming pool, lake access for boating, platform tents,
covered wagons, and an arts and crafts shack. Programming highlights
include swimming, canoeing, creative arts, outdoor living skills, archery,
and environmental education.
Camp Kiwanis gscikiwanis
301 Sugar Lane, Mahomet, IL 61853
Camp Kiwanis is a 55-acre forested camp facility adjacent to Lake of
the Woods Forest Preserve and the American Heritage Museum.
Located 12 miles from Champaign, it features three lodges.
Environmental education, creative arts, canoeing, and archery are
highlights of the programs offered here.
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Camp Staff
Emily Taylor - “Sunny” Kailyn Miller - “Lumos” Chloe Machula - “Tippy”
Sunny is excited to start her second year as Lumos is looking forward to another summer Tippy has spent just about every summer she
Camp Widjiwagan’s director! This will be her at Camp Tapawingo! She believes that camp can remember at camp as a camper or staff,
6th summer experiencing how camp builds is amazing way to build confidence and and is excited for her 11th year as staff at GSCI
girls of courage, confidence and character independence. It is a great place to make new camps! She hopes every girl leaves camp
firsthand. She believes the best part of camp friends and to grow as a person. She looks with new friends, increased confidence, and
is seeing each girl discover their own inner forward to getting to see campers try new lifelong memories. She also hopes every girl
strength and confidence by stepping into new things and experience the magic of camp. embraces the opportunity to try new things
experiences. Her favorite camp activity is and discover her inner leader at camp. Her
archery and she hopes you give camp a shot! favorite activities at camp are the high ropes
course, hiking, and campfires! She hopes to
see you at any of our camps!
Jessica Groszek - “Hoops”
Sarah Roberts - “Freckles” Hoops is excited for her sixth summer at
Camp Tapawingo! In her time at camp as
Freckles is excited to start a new adventure the Equestrian Program Coordinator she has
being Camp Kiwanis’ Director after spending learned that horses are some of the most
six summers in various roles at Camp amazing teachers for young girls. They teach
Tapawingo. She can’t wait to experience responsibility, build confidence, and bring out
the camp magic Kiwanis has to offer. She compassion; getting our girls one step closer
hopes this summer at camp brings many to being the best future leaders. “The most
new experiences to help girls build courage, rewarding part of what we do is watching
confidence, and character. Her favorite camp girls overcome their fears. The moment a girl
activities are archery, hiking, and high ropes realizes she can control a 1,000 plus pound
course. She hopes you find your new favorite animal, you get to witness pure joy on her
activity at camp this summer! face and a smile from ear to ear. Nothing
beats that feeling!” Hoops can’t wait for you
to come to the barn and meet our wonderful
horses.
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Are you ready for Overnight Camp?
TAKE THIS QUIZ!
Read each question and check the box next to your choice. There are no right or
wrong answers. We want to make sure you have the best camp experience possible,
starting with getting you into the right camp!
QUESTION Yes Maybe No Way
1. Can you stay overnight at a friend’s house without missing your
family or feeling lonely or sad?
2. Can you shampoo your own hair and keep it brushed and neat?
3. Are you willing to try new foods that you haven’t eaten before?
4. Do you enjoy outdoor activities such as swimming, hiking,
camping, and sleeping in a tent?
5. Can you survive without a radio, TV, air conditioning, and a phone?
6. Can you pack your own suitcase with things you need?
7. Can you make your bed and keep track of your own belongings?
8. Do you like to meet new people and do things with other
girls–not just your best friend?
9. Are you brave during thunderstorms, when you see a spider,
or when you hear strange noises at night?
10. Do you want to go to camp?
NOW FIGURE OUT YOUR SCORE!
Give yourself 1 point for each “No Way,” 2 points for each “Maybe,” and 3 points for each “Yes.”
Less than 18 points 18 - 25 points More than 25 points
ð Try troop camping or family ðYou’re ready for an adventure at ðYou must be an experienced
activities. camp! camper!
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Trading Post: Camp Preparation
Camp Adventure
Care Package - $33
A special gift for your camper, complete with a
personalized message, which will be included with
your camper’s care package.
Quantities are limited, so order early! Orders must
be received at least two weeks prior to the camp
session.
If you don’t want the bag, no worries, we will have
plenty of items for your camper to choose from
in our trading post. Girls can choose from camp
themed plush animals, jewelry, apparel and other
fun items while they are at camp.
Campers can learn about budgeting and bring home camp keepsakes or pick up forgotten camp gear (water
bottles, bandanas, etc.) with a visit to our Camp Trading Post during their time at camp. To keep all camper
possessions secure, any cash, checks, or cookie dough must be deposited into the campers trading post
account during the registration or check-in process.
Did You Know?!
Girl Scout programming is powered by the Girl Scout Cookie Program. The Cookie Program helps to
upkeep our camp properties. And is a great way for girls to help pay for their camp session.
Yes, Cookie Dough can be applied as payment for any camp session or be used in the Trading Post.
(Please note, the $25 must be paid in cash, but Cookie Dough can be applied for the remaining balance.)
Let’s do the math...
300 boxes could pay for one person to attend troop or family camp
500 boxes could pay for a week of community day camp
600 boxes could pay for one week of day camp at Kiwanis, Tapawingo, or Widjiwagan
1000 boxes could pay for a week of mini-resident camp
1000 boxes could pay for a full week overnight camp IF you pick $150 cookie dough
at the 1000 box level
1300 boxes could pay for a week of equestrian overnight camp
2000 boxes could pay for a two-week travel camp
Plus you still get all the patches and incentives!
Don’t forget to bring any remaining Cookie Dough to camp to spend in the Trading Post on a new camp t-shirt!
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Day Camps
Information Typical Day Camp
Attend camp during the day and Schedule
go home at night.
7:30
Day camp is the to
9:00 a.m.
Before care
perfect starter camp
for girls who want to
8:50 Check-in for non-before
get comfortable in the to
9:10 a.m. care campers
outdoors and who are
interested in exploring
Girl-led activities
new activities close to 9:10
to focused on theme,
home. Noon
education, new skills, and fun
Noon
to Lunch and rest time
1:00 p.m.
1:00
Girl-led activities
to focused on theme,
3:30 p.m. education, new skills, and fun
ü Before and after care is available at all day
camps for an additional fee of $25 per week. 3:30 Closing flag
to
4:00 p.m. ceremony and snack
ü Campers at Camp Kiwanis and Quincy
Community Day Camp must bring a sack lunch
daily; snacks are provided.
4:00 Pickup for non-after care
üLunch and snacks are provided at Camp to
4:10 p.m. campers
Tapawingo and Camp Widjiwagan.
4:00
to After care
5:30 p.m.
10Tapawingo
Day Camp
Camp Creatives Entering grades 1-5 Time Warp Entering grades 1-5
Tickle your creative side during this art-filled Let’s go backwards through time! Each day
camp! You’ll explore tie-dye, make friendship campers will explore exciting adventures in
bracelets for you and your new friends, learn different time periods. Campers will handjive
the art of finger weaving and pick up a brush for through the 50s, take a flower hike through the
painting lessons. While you wait for the paint to 60s, wear neon and make scrunchies during
dry, go on a scavenger hunt to see all camp has the 80s, and discover what Girl Scouts of the
to offer. When you’re not crafting, splash around past loved about camp. Join us as we explore
the pool or try your hand at boating. Optional the craziness of time travel! Optional Thursday
Thursday overnight at the Lodge. overnight at the Lodge.
Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17, 2022 Monday, June 27 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Optional overnight: +$20 Optional overnight: +$20
Min/Max: 6/16 Min/Max: 6/16
Mad Scientist Entering grades 1-5 Splish Splash Entering grades 1-5
Grab your lab coat and safety goggles and prepare Swim in the pool, toss water balloons and have a
to get sticky, make a mess, and watch things shaving cream fight as you splish splash through this
explode! Compete in engineering challenges, week of camp. Head down to Lake Nib for a pond study
make slime, peer into a microscope,and conduct to learn about our aquatic friends and take a paddle
around in the canoes, then get muddy creek stomping
experiments as we explore the wonderful world of
in the ravine. There will be plenty of time to dry off
science. around the fire with your new friends!
Monday, June 20 - Friday, June 24, 2022 Monday, July 11 - Friday, July 15, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16 Min/Max: 6/16
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 11Just for Juniors Entering grades 4-5
Calling all Juniors! This week of day camp will include all
your favorites with archery, rock wall, canoeing and more!
Spend time with your fellow Juniors as you earn badges,
try new things and make new friends. So join us around
the fire for songs, silly skits and an unforgettable time.
Optional Thursday overnight at the Lodge.
Into the Woods Entering grades 1-5 Monday, August 1 - Friday, August 5, 2022
Optional overnight: +$20
Get your hiking shoes ready as we head out on the trails! Min/Max: 6/16
Learn about the plants and animals that call Tapawingo
home as you go on scavenger hunts and pond studies.
Learn how to leave no trace as you build your campfires
Enchanted Forest Entering grades 1-5
and make crafts from nature as you work on your outdoor
Come experience the magic of camp! You’ll build fairy
artist badge!
houses, make magic wands, and go on a fairy scavenger
Monday, July 18 - Friday, July 22, 2022 hunt! Make your own flower crowns and have a fairy tea to
Min/Max: 6/16 round out your magical week! Optional Thursday overnight
at the Lodge.
Super Spy Entering grades 1-5 Monday, August 8 - Friday, August 12, 2022
Optional overnight: +$20
Min/Max: 6/16
Do you have what it takes to be a super spy? Work with
your fellow Girl Scouts to decode secret messages, tackle
obstacle courses, and become a master of disguise.
Dust for fingerprints and write messages in invisible
ink between classic camp activities like slingshots and
swimming at the pool. Will you accept this mission?
Monday, July 25 - Friday, July 29, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 12Widjiwagan
Day Camp
Sea Turtles Entering grades 1-5 Widji Challenge Entering grades 1-5
Dive into a water-ful week of camp learn more about Discover challenges at camp and divide into teams
the ocean and the creatures who live there! Swim to compete with others in exciting games of wit and
in the pool and learn about ocean habitats before skill. Design your victory flag, stake out your favorite
creating your own ocean in a jar to take home. Make campsite and bring a t-shirt to tie-dye your team
your own beach sand and discover how baby sea colors.
turtles hatch. This week of camp is for all our ocean
lovers! Monday, June 27 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Min/Max: 15/48
Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17, 2022
Campers will earn a Daisy Petal, Brownie My Best Self and Junior Staying Fit
Min/Max: 15/32 Badge.
Campers will earn the Daisy 5, 4, 3 Journey, Brownie WOW! Wonders Water
Journey and Junior Outdoor Journey.
Myth Busters Entering grades 1-5
Climbers, Paddlers, Archers- Oh My! Widji’s mythical creatures have returned for the
Entering grades 1-5
summer and they need your help! Form a hypothesis
and make observations to answer the important
Discover a week of adventure at camp! Try out
questions- did pirates really need an eye patch?
everything Camp Widji has to offer - like climbing to
Could a dragon really fly? How fast can a mermaid
the top of the rock wall, canoeing with friends in the
swim? Collect your data and practice mythical
lake and testing your skills at the archery range. Cook
science for a “fairy” fun week at camp.
a traditional camp snack over the campfire and learn
how to make a friendship bracelet to take home. Monday, July 11- Friday, July 15, 2022
Min/Max: 15/40
Monday, June 20 - Friday, June 24, 2022
Min/Max: 15/48 Campers will earn the Daisy , Brownie, Junior Citizen Science Journey.
Campers will earn the Daisy, Brownie and Junior Trail Adventure Badge.
Please note: Daisies will participate in modified versions of archery and rock
climbing to meet Girl Scout Safety Checkpoints.
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 13Camp H2O! Entering grades 1-5
It’s a water-soaked week at camp with swimming,
boating, water-themed crafts, and games that
splish-splash! Learn about the water ecosystem and
how to protect it. Take a wet and wild field trip to
Knight’s Action Park.
Monday, July 18 - Friday, July 22, 2022
Min/Max: 15/48
Additional $15 fee for Knight’s Action Park field trip. Campers will earn the Daisy,
Brownie, Junior Citizen Science Journey.
Shooting Stars Entering grades 1-5
Reach for the stars and channel your inner artist- the
week is all about creativity! Take a color run through
camp, create your own movie poster with yourself
as the star and discover art in nature at camp. Make
your own Girl Scout Songs to sing and dance across
the stage at the family lunch on Friday! Innovative Inventor Entering grades 1-5
Monday, July 25 - Friday, July 29, 2022 Put on your thinking cap and channel your inner
Min/Max: 15/32 scientist by spending the week inventing! Imagine
your own roller coaster, create something to fly
Campers will earn the Daisy, Brownie and Junior Outdoor Art Maker Badge.
across the sky and construct your own boat to race
in the pool! Invent a new game to play and a new
snack to share while you make new friends this
summer.
Monday, August 1 - Friday, August 5 2022
Min/Max: 15/48
Campers will earn the Daisy Mechanical Engineer: Roller Coaters, Brownie
Mechanical Engineer fling flyer and Junior Mechanical Engineer Paddle Boat
Badge.
Butterfly Adventure Entering grades 1-5
Learn all about butterflies before the monarchs
migrate south for the winter! Discover symmetry
and design your own butterfly wings. Count the days
and observe the life cycle of butterflies. Make new
friends and meet a butterfly up close before the
week ends!
Monday, August 8 - Friday, August 12, 2022
Min/Max: 15/48
Campers will earn the Daisy, Brownie Junior Math in Nature 1: Shapes in Nature
and Math in Nature 2: Numbers in Nature.
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Lake and Land Expeditioner Sun Squad Entering grades 6-12
Entering grades 6-12
Learn how to advocate for a brighter future and
Explore camp by choosing your challenge and leave minimal impact in nature. Discover a new
climbing to the top of the rock wall, paddling on Lake outdoor skill, practice an eco-trek through camp
Springfield and shooting arrows that whizz through and investigate local environmental issues. Take
the air! Pack your lunch, spend the day on the lake a trip to the St. Louis Aquarium and meet with a
and take a canoe trip to a local park. Sharpen your conservationist about environmental issues in
arrows and your archery skills by competing in an the ocean and how we can help. Spend the week
adventurous tournament. At the end of the week, brainstorming solutions and learn how to teach
travel to Camp Tapawingo and trek across the land, others about your cause.
horseback style! After a day of adventuring, take
a break in the pool and cook your lunch over a Monday, August 8 - Friday, August 12, 2022
campfire! Min/Max: 5/12
Additional $10 fee for St. Louis Aquarium field trip. Campers will earn the
Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17, 2022 Cadette Eco Trekker, Senior Eco Explorer and Ambassador Eco Advocate.
Min/Max: 5/12
Campers will earn the Cadette Archery and Senior Paddling Badge.
Widji Challenge Coaches
Entering grades 6-12
Practice your leadership skills and spend the week
coaching your own team, designing games and
competing with others in exciting games of wit and
skill!
Monday, June 27 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Min/Max: 3/10
Campers will earn the Cadette Field Day, Senior Social Innovator and
Ambassador Coaching Badge.
Widjiwagan Day Camp Assistants
Entering grades 6-12
Use your camp memories to assist camp counselors. Apply your knowledge of camp crafts, games
and traditions as a positive role model! Make new memories of summertime sisterhood that will last a
lifetime. Earn your Program Aide pin and even a Leader in Action Award.
Sea Turtles | Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17, 2022
Climbers, Paddlers, Archers- Oh My! | Monday, June 20 - Friday, June 24, 2022
Myth Busters | Monday, July 11- Friday, July 15, 2022
Camp H20 | Monday, July 18 - Friday, July 22, 2022
Shooting Stars | Monday, July 25 - Friday, July 29, 2022
Innovative Inventor | Monday, August 1 - Friday, August 5 2022
Butterfly Adventure | Monday, August 8 - Friday, August 12, 2022
Tier 1: $210 / Tier 2: $160 / Tier 3: $110
Min/Max: 3/10
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Day Camp
Camping 101 Entering grades 1-6 Treasures and Tails Entering grades 1-6
Open the camp season by learning some camp Spend the week at sea! Practice your pirate skills as
basics! Learn how to set up a tent, roll a sleeping you follow a map to the hidden treasure. Make your
bag and cook over a campfire. Explore fun outdoor way through the water with your crew in a canoe.
activities such as archery, canoeing, and hiking that Then trade your feet for a fin as you slip ‘n’ slide,
camp has to offer. Learn plenty of classic camp toss water balloons, and have a shaving cream party.
crafts and try tasty camp-themed snacks! Create some mermaid-inspired art and snacks.
Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17, 2022 Monday, June 27 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Min/Max: 15/32 Min/Max: 15/32
Doodlebugs Entering grades 1-6 Camp Ooey Gooey Entering grades 1-6
Tickle your creative side during this art-filled camp! To celebrate the wonders of camp, we will be
You’ll explore tie-dye, make friendship bracelets for participating in any ooey gooey activity we can get
you and your new friends and pick up a brush for our hands on. This week will be full of mud hiking,
painting lessons. While you wait for the paint to dry, paint twister, messy snacks, water balloon paint
go on a bug hike to discover who shares camp with party, and shaving-cream fights. Don’t forget your
us and then create some cute bug crafts and snacks. swimsuit and a change of clothes! We will be hosing
When you’re not crafting, try your hand at boating down our mess with fun-filled water activities daily.
and create a colorful lunch during our cookout on
Monday, July 11 - Friday, July 15, 2022
Thursday. Min/Max: 15/32
Monday, June 20 - Friday, June 24, 2022
Min/Max: 15/32 Mystery Mania Entering grades 1-6
Spend the week solving puzzles, decoding ciphered
messages, and discovering illusions. Act fast to
escape an intense escape room that will keep you
puzzled for days. Solve the mystery of what our
lunch is during our puzzling Thursday cookout. You’ll
be a super-sleuth by the end of the week!
Monday, July 18 - Friday, July 22, 2022
Min/Max: 15/32
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 16Aquaventure Entering grades 1-6 Princess Pals Entering grades 1-6
Are you seeking a real adventure this summer? Try your hand at archery like a certain Scottish
Come and celebrate summertime with a week full princess. Enjoy frozen treats perfect for a snow
of water activities: swimming, boating, water crafts, queen. Could you become the next wayfinder
and water games! When you aren’t getting wet learning to canoe across the lake? Practice your tea
playing water games, you’ll be learning about water party manners during our garden party cookout.
conservation, water safety, and water habitats. Finish Finish the week with a royal ball fit for a princess.
off the week by diving into a field trip at Sholem
Aquatic Center! Monday, August 8 - Friday, August 12, 2022
Min/Max: 15/32
Monday, July 25 - Friday, July 29, 2022
Min/Max: 15/32
Critter Camp Entering grades 1-6
Get ready for a wild week! Make an animal-themed
trail mix to snack on while hiking trails to discover
who we share camp with. Pull on some boots for a
pond study to search for frogs, turtles, and fish. We’ll
even have a few special furry and feathered friends
visiting us this week!
Monday, August 1 - Friday, August 5, 2022
Min/Max: 15/32
Kiwanis Day Camp Assistants
Entering grades 7-8
Do you love camp but are ready for more responsibility? Join us as a Day Camp Assistant. You’ll get the
inside scoop on running Girl Scout Camp and have the opportunity to assist camp staff with activities.
Take the challenge and start your journey to leadership this summer!
Camping 101 | Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17, 2022
Doodlebugs| Monday, June 20 - Friday, June 24, 2022
Treasures and Tails | Monday, June 27 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Camp Ooey Gooey | Monday, July 11- Friday, July 15, 2022
Mystery Mania | Monday, July 18 - Friday, July 22, 2022
Aquaventure | Monday, July 25 - Friday, July 29, 2022
Critter Camp | Monday, August 1 - Friday, August 5 2022
Princess Pals | Monday, August 8 - Friday, August 12, 2022
Tier 1: $195/ Tier 2: $145/ Tier 3: $95
Min/Max: 1/4
Please note: Attend one of the zoom trainings offered by past camp staff to help prepare you for
this leadership role.
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Community
Day Camp
Critter Camp Entering grades 1-5
Join Girl Scout friends for a week full of fun at day camp! Spend the week enjoying the outdoors as we
hike and explore together. What critters might we spot on our adventures? Learn fun facts about different
animals, make critter-inspired crafts and snacks, and earn an animal or nature-related Girl Scout badge.
We’ll even have a chance to meet some furry friends face-to-face! Cool off while swimming like fish on a
field trip to the pool one day. Finally, stay late on Thursday for a special cookout dinner! You won’t want to
miss it.
Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17, 2022
8:30am - 4:30pm
$85/girl
Min/Max: 35/50
Camp Sacajawea
4307 Ghost Hallow Road
Quincy, IL
Please note: Before and after care available at no additional fee. Campers must bring a sack lunch and refillable water bottle each day. Adult volunteers needed.
18Space Cadette Entering grades 6-8
Tapawingo Galaxies, Stars and Moons, oh my! Shoot for the
stars with this space themed getaway. You’ll go
star gazing, find about light and light pollution, and
Mini Overnight learn about what it takes to become an astronaut!
Campers will earn their Space Science Researcher
Camps Badge.
Information Wednesday, July 6 - Friday, July 8, 2022
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Tier 1: $310 / Tier 2: $260 / Tier 3: $210
Min/Max: 6/20
Try It Out! Entering grades 2-3
Ready to give overnight camp a try? Try It Out! You
will get to see all the cool things camp has to offer!
Try something new Sing songs around the fire, make friendship bracelets
and climb on the rock wall. Even stop by the barn
and get a taste of to meet the horses! There is so much to try as you
make new friends and take on new challenges.
overnight camp!
Wednesday, July 6 - Friday, July 8, 2022
2:00pm - 12:00pm
Tier 1: $310 / Tier 2: $260 / Tier 3: $210
Min/Max: 6/14
Pink Pals Entering grades 1-3
Spend three days in a world of pink! Try some pink Minis n’ Me Entering grades 4-6
tie-dying and put on your pink PJs for the pink
Come meet the miniature herd we have at Camp
slumber party, where you’ll decorate pink cupcakes,
Tapawingo during this three-day mini overnight camp
bead some pink jewelry, and play silly games with
which includes, horses, donkeys, and a mule! You
pink balloons. There will also be plenty of time for
will learn what exactly makes miniatures so special.
swimming, campfires, and s’mores, but don’t be
Companion animals (guide or therapy), cart pulling,
surprised if the s’mores are pink, too!
herd protectors, and being ridden by small children
Wednesday, July 6 - Friday, July 8, 2022 are just some of the many amazing capabilities of
2:00pm - 4:00pm miniatures. Once you’ve learned all there is to know
Tier 1: $310 / Tier 2: $260 / Tier 3: $210 about minis, it’s time to saddle up and ride our
Min/Max: 6/14
regular sized horses and ponies! After your time at
the barn is up, it’s time for some more fun. Make
In-tents Entering grades 4-6 lifelong friends while enjoying camp songs, games,
and swimming!
So much to do and so little time! Enjoy an action
packed session with this in-tents camp! Try Wednesday, July 6 - Friday, July 8, 2022
canoeing, archery and make your way up the rock 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Tier 1: $350 / Tier 2: $300 / Tier 3: $250
wall. Even stop by the barn to meet the horses! You
Min/Max: 10/20
wouldn’t want to miss a minute of it!
Wednesday, July 6 - Friday, July 8, 2022
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Tier 1: $310 / Tier 2: $260 / Tier 3: $210
Min/Max: 6/16
19Overnight Camps Typical Overnight
Information Camp Schedule
Please note: Overnight camps will run as long as state COVID-19
Stay overnight for the week! guidelines allow. If guidelines do not allow, these sessions will be
run as day camp and a partial refund will be issued.
7:45
Opening flag
At Overnight Camp girls can to ceremony followed
9:00 a.m.
explore leadership, seek by breakfast
adventure, and develop a
deep appreciation for
9:00 a.m.
nature. to Girl planned activities
12:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. Lunch hour followed by
Check-In: to
2:00 p.m. rest hour
Check in will be done as a drive through on
Sunday afternoons between 2 - 4. Please
plan around an hour for the process.
2:00 p.m.
Check-Out: to
5:00 p.m.
Girl-planned activities
Check-out is Friday from Noon - 2. Please
join us at 11:30am for our Friday Finale for
the campers to share some of their favorite
parts of the week. 5:00 p.m.
to
Showers, Trading Post,
5:45 p.m. Kapers
5:45 p.m.
Closing flag
to
7:00 p.m.
ceremony followed by
dinner
7:00 p.m. All-camp activities
20Tapawingo
Overnight
Camp
⚬⚬⚬ Brownies ⚬ ⚬ ⚬ Very Fairy Extraordinary
Entering grades 2-3
Goo & Slime Entering grades 2-3
If you love the sparkle of pixie dust, then come
If getting dirty and making colorful creations is your
discover the magic and wonder of the Camp
thing, you’ll love this messy and silly camp! We’ll
Tapawingo fairies. Make fairy houses and wands and
make goo, slime, sticky snacks, bright tie-dye and
even capture fairies in a jar! Pack a snack and hit the
even paint with our toes. Toss on your oldest clothes
trails for a fairy hike where you get muddy searching
as we go on a scavenger hunt and wild walk which
the ravine for our magical friends!
will leave us covered in mud. When you’re ready
to get cleaned up, jump into the pool and splash Sunday, July 17 - Friday, July 22, 2022
around with your new friends! Min/Max: 6/14
Sunday, June 12 - Friday, June 17, 2022
Min/Max: 6/14 Mermaids Entering grades 2-3
Calling all mermaids! Swim everyday, then trade
Super Girls Entering grades 2-3
your fins for feet so you can slip ‘n slide, toss water
balloons and become a shaving cream bunny. Make
Its a bird! Its a plane! Its Super Girls! Test your
some mermaid-inspired art and snacks. Learn about
strength at the 40 foot climbing wall. Take aim at
how animals move in the water while working on
the archery range. Explore the ravine and get muddy
your Wonders of Water Journey. Enjoy the magic of
creek stomping. When you’re not out training to be a
camp in and out of the water!
super hero, you’ll design your own super hero cape
and make a super hero mask. Don’t worry- you’ll also Sunday, July 24 - Friday, July 29, 2022
have time to relax around the pool and sing songs Min/Max: 6/14
around the campfire with all your new super friends.
Sunday, June 26 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Min/Max: 6/14
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 21Zoo Pals Entering grades 2-3 Broadway Blast Entering grades 4-6
Attention all animal lovers: this is the camp for you! Do you dream of becoming the next big actress
Swim like a fish, take a hike to discover who we or theatre techie or a dancer on Broadway? See
share camp with, create fun animal snacks and what it takes to make it big under the bright lights
make your own stuffed animal. We’ll even have a few as you play improv games, make costumes, and
special furry and feathered friends visiting us this try on stage makeup. Whether you prefer to take
week! the spotlight or ensure the show will go on from
backstage, you’ll work together to write and perform
Sunday, August 7 - Friday, August 12, 2022 a one of-a-kind production for the whole camp.
Min/Max: 6/14
Sunday, June 19 - Friday, June 24, 2022
⚬⚬⚬ Juniors ⚬ ⚬ ⚬ Min/Max: 6/16
Dabblers Entering grades 4-6
Messy Madness Entering grades 4-6
Dabble into a little bit of everything camp has to
offer! Enjoy the water as you play games in the pool, Ready for something a little wild and crazy? Pack
explore the ravine and even grab a paddle as you your oldest clothes to create all the messy fun you
climb into a canoe on Lake Nib. Test your aim at the can imagine! Stomp around the muddy creek and
archery range. Take to new heights on the climbing woods on a scavenger hunt, break out the face
wall and zipline and make a colorful mess while you paint for a messy makeover, then get covered from
tie-dye! Finish up the week by staying up late cooking head to toe in shaving cream before rinsing off on a
sweet treats over the fire before you sleep out under paint covered slip ‘n slide. All you need is a sense of
the stars. adventure and a little soap to get clean at the end of
the week.
Sunday, June 12 - Friday, June 17, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16 Sunday, June 26 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16
Artrageous Entering grades 4-6
Come be inspired by your natural surroundings in
this camp full of creativity! Try different art forms
as you paint, draw, sculpt and more! Campers will
channel their inner artist as they create works of
art while earning their outdoor artist badges and of
course, make some tie-dye to take home.
Sunday, July 10 - Friday, July 15, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16
Accio Adventures Entering grades 4-6
Calling all witches! Grab your spell book and broom
and get ready for a magical week at camp. Once you
are sorted into your houses you’ll be ready to make
your own wand, brew potions, and compete in a
quidditch game. You’ll hunt for horocruxes and even
make your own Maurader’s Map.
Sunday, July 10 - Friday, July 15, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 22Bon Appetit! Entering grades 4-6
Breakfast, lunch, dinner: you can handle it all! Enjoy
a tasty week at camp as you create your own recipe
book while you cook up mystery boxes, bake bread,
and compete in a cupcake decorating contest. Make
new foods over the fire, learn new techniques and
have lots of fun as you become a cooking pro!
Sunday, July 17 - Friday, July 22, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16
Night Owls Entering grades 4-6
Experience all the fun of a traditional camping
session in a whole new way. Stay up late every
night and sleep in each morning so you can explore
wonders of the natural nocturnal world. What sights,
creatures and sounds go unnoticed by day-dwellers?
Cookouts, night hikes, evening paddles, stargazing
and crafts will round out this session. It’s a hoot!
Sunday, July 24 - Friday, July 29, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16
Take Aim! Entering grades 4-6
Ready, aim, fire! Head out to the archery range for
a week of honing your archery skills. Play archery Teens ⚬ ⚬ ⚬
⚬⚬⚬
games, work your way through Fairy Tale archery and
make splatter paint art! Try out the slingshots too
Major Messiness Entering grades 6-8
while your there. There will also be plenty of time
Ingredients:
for activities off the range with canoeing, hiking and
* 20 Cadette campers
crafts.
* 5 platform tents
Sunday, July 31 - Friday, August 5, 2022 * 2 camp counselors
Min/Max: 6/16 * 8 cans of shaving cream
* 2-4 days of mud, leaves, and sticks
* 1 jar of paint in every color, with glitter.
Ultimate Challenge Entering grades 4-6 * 6 days of old clothes
* 2-4 tarps with 2 bottles of ketchup, mustard, jelly,
Are you seeking a real adventure this summer? and relish
Splash through swimming obstacles, paddle through * 4 cans of tomato soup
boating battles, and test your aim at the archery * A little bit of soap
range. Cook a mystery box dinner over the campfire. Mix together campers, tents, and counselors at
Find your way with compasses and show your Camp Tapawingo. Add in remaining ingredients as
courage on a night hike. Before you campout by desired. Combine with crazy ideas, silly games, and
Bullfrog, scale the challenging 40-foot rock wall. Then tasty snacks. Guaranteed to result in a major mess!
spend a day sailing on Lake Springfield at our sister
camp, Camp Widjiwagan. Don’t forget to pack your Sunday, June 19 - Friday, June 24, 2022
bravery! Min/Max: 6/20
Sunday, August 7 - Friday, August 12, 2022
Min/Max: 6/16
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 23Trailblazers Entering grades 6-8 Summit Seekers Entering grades 8-12
Develop backpacking and survival skills this week. Ready to climb to new levels? Take on the challenge
Sleep in the comfort of a platform tent your first of the rock wall at Camp Tapawingo, then take those
night at camp; then pack gear and food for the week skills on the road! We’ll head down to Pere Marquette
and explore the far reaches of camp at Big Sky and State park for a day of rock climbing. Then after
beyond. You’ll practice putting up tents, cooking camping in tents, we’ll head to St. Louis to do roped
meals over a fire, and finding your way with a map tree climbing with Vertical Voyages. Spend a night
and compass. Bond with your counselors and fellow at our sister camp, Widjiwagan, and sail on Lake
campers as you play team building games and Springfield on your last full day. Then, we’ll head back
explore camp at night. Return in time for an amazing to Tapawingo for closing campfire. Don’t forget to
dinner, closing campfire, and the tradition of Trail pack your bravery!
Spa Night in the lodge.
Sunday, June 19 - Friday, June 24, 2022
Sunday, June 26 - Friday, July 1, 2022 Tier 1: $780 / Tier 2: $630 / Tier 3: $480
Min/Max: 6/16 Min/Max: 6/12
Please note: Due to the extreme nature of this program, participants must Please note: No previous climbing experience is needed. However, a comfort
have attended overnight camp at least once prior to this session, or have camp with heights is necessary.
director approval. Personal outdoor equipment (mess kit, backpacking pack,
sleeping bag and pad, etc.) is required. Weather conditions and skill level of As we will be traveling off camp property to remote locations, COVID-19
the campers will affect the level of extreme that is possible, so come ready for vaccination and testing is required for this camp session.
anything!
Myths & Legends Entering grade 7-12
Midnight Magic Entering grades 6-8
Explore the mysteries of camp with Greek mythology,
folklore fables and spooky cryptids. Take aim on
This week is for the night-loving teen who likes to
the archery range like Artemis, solve the sphynix’s
stay up late and sleep in. We’ll create funky glow-
riddles and search for Big Foot on the trails. Keep an
in-the-dark art projects, go stargazing and take
eye out for the Loch Ness monster in the lake and
night hikes to see who is still up with us. See camp
see if you have the bravery of a demigod on the high
transform with the sounds and sight you can only
ropes course. It will be a week that legends are made
see after everyone else has gone to bed. Then take a
of!
look up as you work on your space science badges
exploring our universe. After a late breakfast enjoy Sunday, July 31 - Friday, August 5, 2022
camp in the daylight with a swim, boating, and Min/Max: 6/20
archery.
Sunday, July 31 - Friday, August 5, 2022
On the Loose Entering grade 7-12
Min/Max: 6/20
Enjoy all of your camp favorites during this week
of classic camp! Spend your week hiking the trails,
Tapawingo School of Witchcraft and roasting s’mores around the campfire with friends
and canoeing on Lake Nib. Enjoy the view of camp
Wizardry Entering grades 7-12
from the high ropes course and spend a night
All Aboard! Hop on the train at Platform 9 3/4 and get sleeping under the stars as you enjoy all the best of
ready for a week of witchcraft and wizardry. Design what camp as to offer.
your own wand, brew potions, fly on the zip-line, and Sunday, August 7 - Friday, August 12, 2022
practice your own writing skills by creating your own Min/Max: 6/20
Quibbler. It is sure to be a magical time!
Sunday, June 19 - Friday, June 24, 2022
Min/Max: 6/20
Refer to Page 2 for all camp session pricing. 24Tapawingo
Teen
Leadership
Camps
Leaders in Training Entering grades 7-9 Counselor in Training 2 - Training
Week Entering grades 11-12
Develop your leadership style at this one-week
camp. Endure challenging team games and conquer If you love everything about camp and would love
the low ropes teams course. Spend an afternoon to become a member of the camp staff one day,
shadowing, interviewing, and learning tricks of the CIT II will set you on the path to realizing your
trade from the camp staff. Work with your fellow dream. Choose your own focus area such as horses,
LITs as you make memories for the younger resident aquatics, or outdoor skills. Learn, work, and grow
campers. With the support of your counselors and side-by-side with the experienced camp staff. After
new friends, you’ll work on the aMaze Journey, you complete the training and planning session,
setting a positive example for the younger campers. return to camp for up to two apprenticeship weeks
Sunday, July 24 - Friday, July 29, 2022 Training Week:
Tier 1: $595 / Tier 2: $470 / Tier 3: $345 Sunday, June 12 - Friday, June 17, 2022
Min/Max: 6/20
Apprenticeship Weeks (choose up to 2):
Sunday, June 19 - Friday, June 24, 2022
Counselor in Training 1 Entering grades 10-11 Sunday, June 26 - Friday, July 1, 2022
Wednesday, July 6 - Friday, July 8, 2022
If you love working with younger campers and (mini-resident camp)
hanging out with fellow teen Girl Scouts at camp, Sunday, July 10 - Friday, July 15, 2022
Sunday, July 18 - Friday, July 22, 2022
you’ll love this session! You’ll spend the first week
Sunday, July 24 - Friday, July 29, 2022
improving your camping and leadership skills and Sunday, July 31 - Friday, August 5, 2022
observing the counselors in action as you begin the Sunday, August 7 - Friday, August 12, 2022
Sisterhood Journey. Week one will feature training
and during week two you’ll be paired with a unit to Tier 1: $745 / Tier 2: $595 / Tier 3: $445
Min/Max: 6/20
lead daily camp activities. As a CIT, you’ll have plenty
of time to stay up late making mid-night grilled Please note: Participants must submit a Teen Leadership Application (visit
cheeses and playing goofy games. You’ll receive your GetYourGirlPower.org) for approval to attend this camp including a lesson plan
for a unique sample camp activity and one reference letter.
CIT pin in a ceremony your last night at camp.
Sunday, July 10 - Friday, July 22, 2022
Tier 1: $1,190 / Tier 2: $940 / Tier 3: $690
Min/Max: 6/20
Please note: Participants must submit a Teen Leadership Application (visit
GetYourGirlPower.org) for approval to attend this camp including a lesson plan
for a unique sample camp activity and one reference letter. Campers will go
home for the weekend.
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