SUMMER CAMP2014 GIRL SCOUT

FOR EVERY GIRL! No Girl Scout

experience needed!

Register today! Camp.GirlScoutsWW.org

Courage Confidence Character

WHY GIRL SCOUT CAMP?

Community

Skills

Friendship

Leadership

Self-Discovery

SEE WHAT CAMP IS ALL ABOUT!GET A TASTE OF CAMPCome see what camp is all about before registering! Children get to sample camp activities with our experienced camp staff while parents enjoy an informative presentation and have all their questions answered by the camp directors. You will also have the opportunity to tour camp, and staff will be on hand to help with registration.

Camp River RanchSun, February 22, 1-4 p.m.Sun, April 7, 1-4 p.m.

33300 NE 32nd StCarnation WA 98014

Camp RobbinswoldSun, May 4, 1- 3 p.m.

39580 N Highway 101Lilliwaup, WA 98555

Camp St. AlbansSun, February 23, 1-4 p.m.Sun, April 7, 1-4 p.m.

251 E Lake Devereaux RdAllyn, WA 98524

Visit Camp.GirlScoutsWW.org to register and learn more!

Look through this guide to learn all about the different camps and fun things to do.

Choose your adventure!

When: The dates you want to go to camp

Where: Which camp location you’d like to attend River Ranch (page 9) St. Albans (page 10) Robbinswold (page 11)

How: Would you rather stay overnight or go just during the day?

What: The type of camp program you’re most interested in

Classic (pages 14) Specialty (pages 16) Horse (pages 19) Leadership (pages 20) Friends and Family (pages 18)

Use your choices to find the perfect camp on Camp.GirlScoutsWW.org

Register online or by mail for your perfect camp!(For registration info, see page 21)

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IMPORTANT DETAILSSTAFFOur team of camp directors work year-round to ensure top quality programing and support for campers. We recruit talented and professional college-aged staff who are passionate about working with young girls and have the skills, experience and maturity to be positive role models. These camp staff come from around the world, are subject to vigorous background checks, and participate in intensive, two-week trainings during our pre-camp season. Regular evaluations and continual coaching ensure that all staff grow in their professional development and job performance. Staff at Girl Scout Camp are hard-working, fun-loving individuals who strive to make every girl feel “at home” at camp.

CAMP PRICING: YOUR CHOICE!Girl Scouts believes that every girl, regardless of financial circumstances, should have the opportunity to experience camp. The costs for camp continue to rise, but families have different abilities to meet those costs. To keep camp affordable for all families, we have adopted a voluntary tiered pricing structure. Tiered pricing gives each family the opportunity to choose the pricing option that works best for them. All campers will have the same experience regardless of which price the family can afford.

Tier C: Our traditional camp fees, which are much lower than the true cost of camp. These rates are subsidized through fundraising, special events and the hard work of Girl Scouts during the Girl Scout Cookie Sale. Use this tier if applying for Financial Assistance.

Tier B: The partially subsidized cost of camp, for families that can pay a little more, but not the actual cost of camp.

Tier C: The actual cost for each girl to attend camp, including costs like program supplies, staffing, food and maintenance costs.

My daughter had never been to any camp. She didn’t know anyone, it was out-of-town, she’s shy, and yet, she had the time of her life!

THEMESSuperheroes! Pirates! Outerspace! Each week at camp has a different theme, which is reflected in the programming, camp-wide activities, themed meals and more. To learn which specific themes are offered when, check out:

Camp River Ranch (page X) Camp St. Albans (page X) Camp Robbinswold (page X)

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OPEN HOUSESunday, Jun 29, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Come see what camp has to offer! Visit which unit your camper will be in, meet staff and take a tour. This a great time to get answers to questions you and your camper have about camp. Everyone is welcome! Families who haven’t yet registered, service units and troops are invited to come take a tour and join in the

Located on Hood Canal, Camp Robbinswold has 540 acres including a mile of saltwater beachfront, six miles of trails and a freshwater lake.

Campers can participate in swimming, nature program, arts & crafts, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, campfires, cookouts, hiking and sleeping under the stars. Campers in grades 4 and above go on an overnight on our upper property or Hood Canal.

Campers stay in open-air cabins or teepees with up to five other girls. A covered area for cookouts, running water and pit toilets are nearby.

All meals are served family style. Girls sit with other camper groups so they can make friends and hear about other girls’ experiences at camp. Our skilled kitchen staff prepares healthy meals with multiple options to choose from. Our cooks are experience at accommodating food allergies!

At Robbinswold, campers get the chance to learn about all of the wildlife in Hood Canal, including starfish and all of our other touch tank creatures!

Camp Robbinswold DirectorKate ‘Rocko’ Tegeler(253) 798-5028ktegeler@girlscoutsww.org

For registration questions, please contact: campregistrar@girlscoutsww.org or (800) 541-9852.

THEMESJul 6-12: Monsters

Jul 13-19: Pirates

Jul 20-26: Olympics

Jul 30- Aug 2: International

Aug 3-9 Medieval

Aug 10-16: Rock Star

CONTACTTo learn more about camp programs, please contact:

OVERNIGHT camps available!

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GRADES 2-34 days: Jul 30-Aug 2$445/$370/$295

7 days: Jul 6-12, Aug 3-9 $590/$515/$440

GRADES 4-54 days: Jul 30-Aug 2$445/$370/$295

7 days: Jul 6-12, Jul 13-19, Jul 20-26, Aug 3-9, Aug 10-16$590/$515/$440

GRADES 6-87 days: Jul 6-12, Jul 20-26, Aug 10-16$590/$515/$440

GRADES 9-127 days: Jul 20-26, Aug 3-9, Aug 10-16$590/$515/$440

CLASSIC CAMPWith classic camp, you’ll get the chance to try everything camp has to offer! Campers help plan their program and what they would like to do as soon as they arrive. If they find they really enjoy canoeing or hiking on the upper property, they’ll get to do it again. All campers participate in swimming, nature program, arts & crafts, boating, campfires, cookouts, hiking and sleeping under the stars. Girls in grades 6-12 have additional challenge opportunities and develop advanced skills.

SPECIALTY CAMPSpecialty camp programs offer a classic camp experience with more time spent exploring a specific interest. Specialty campers participate in many classic camp activities like swimming, boating and arts and crafts, while also focusing on a specific experience or skill. Because some expeditions will take girls outside of camp for significant periods, not all classic camp programing is available in all programs.

GRADES 4-6Night OwlsJul 6-12, Jul 20-26Stay up late at night and experience what camp is like under the stars while also becoming a super-secret spy. $590/$515/$440

Tide SeekerJul 13-19, Aug 10-16Explore beaches during the lowest tides and revel in the wonders of marine biology. $590/$515/$440

GRADES 6-8Amazing Race Jul 6-12, Jul 13-19,Aug 10-16Improve your boating skills while racing for clues around Hood Canal on a multi-day canoe trip.$645/$570/$495

Mariners Jul 13-19, Aug 3-9Swim, canoe, kayak and snorkel while going on an overnight canoe trip. $590/$515/$440

Sailors Jul 20-26Learn how to read weather and wind conditions to harness the breeze. $645/$570/$495

Sea 2 Summit Aug 10-16Try multiple adventures! Spend one to two nights kayaking and backpacking.$690/$615/$540

Sea KayakingJul 20-26, Aug 3-9 Learn strokes and proper use of sea kayaks, go on an overnight trip.$645/$570/$495

GRADES 9-12Road Tripz Jul 20-26, Aug 3-9Car camp around the Olympic Peninsula as you explore beaches and mountaintops. $690/$615/$540

Sailors Jul 6-12Learn how to read weather and wind conditions to harness the breeze. $645/$570/$495

Sea 2 Summit Jul 13-19Try multiple adventures! Spend one to two nights kayaking and backpacking.$690/$615/$540

Sea KayakingJul 6-12Go on a two-night trip and develop more paddle techniques.$645/$570/$495

Windsurf/Sail7 days: Jul 13-19$645/$570/$495

14 days: Aug 3-16$1290/$1215/$1140

Enjoy all types of watercraft including paddle boarding. Go on a multi-day canoe trip away from camp.

“I can only say that my daughter’s Robbinswold experience was magical she did not stop talking from the moment I picked her up!”

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ST. ALBANS

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OPEN HOUSESunday, Jun 29, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Come see what camp has to offer! Visit which unit your camper will be in, meet staff and take a tour. This a great time to get answers to questions you and your camper have about camp. Everyone is welcome! Families who haven’t yet registered, service units and troops are invited to come take a tour and join in the fun.

Girl Scout Camp St. Albans surrounds beautiful Lake Devereaux on over 300 wooded acres with over five miles of horse trails. Camp St. Albans is a rustic camp where girls get away from the pressures and chaos of daily life and reconnect with nature and their peers.

Girl Scout Camp St. Albans has a variety of activities to choose from, including swimming, Viking boats, arts and crafts, nature exploration, outdoor skill building, campfires, cookouts and sailing.

Campers stay in living units such as open-air cabins, platform tents or indoor sleeping shelters. Girls attending specialty camp trip sessions sleep in the trees in our brand new hammock living unit.

Campers eat most meals together family style in the Lodge of Nations. Our skilled kitchen staff prepares healthy meals with multiple options to choose from. Campers give the food 4 ½ out of 5 stars!

Camp St. Albans is home to one-of-a-kind Viking Boats. Campers have the opportunity to practice teamwork on these unique boats while exploring the 115-acre Lake Devereaux.

OVERNIGHT & DAY camps available!

Camp St. Albans Director Jessica “Toto” Carter(253) 798-5021jcarter@girlscoutsww.org

For registration questions, please contact: campregistrar@girlscoutsww.org or (800) 541-9852.

THEMESJul 6-12: Super Heroes

Jul 13-18: Once Upon a Time

Jul 20-25: Amazing Race

Jul 27-Aug 1: Wild West

Aug 3-6: Camp Olympics

CONTACTTo learn more about camp programs, please contact:

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“This was my daughter’s first ‘growing up experience.’ Camp St. Albans was spectacular...truly a gift.”

GRADES 2-34 days: Jul 6-9, Aug 3-6$445/$370/$295

6 days: Jul 7-12, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1 $590/$515/$440

GRADES 4-54 days: Jul 6-9 $445/$370/$295

6 days: Jul 7-12, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1$590/$515/$440

GRADES 6-84 days: Jul 6-9$445/$370/$295

6 days: Jul 7-12, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1$590/$515/$440

GRADES 9-126 days: Aug 3-6$590/$515/$440

CLASSIC CAMPWith classic camp, you’ll get the chance to try everything camp has to offer! Campers help plan their program and what they would like to do as soon as they arrive. If they find they really enjoy canoeing or hiking on the upper property, they’ll get to do it again. All campers participate in swimming, nature program, arts & crafts, boating, campfires, cookouts, hiking and sleeping under the stars.

Back by popular demand, each classic camper in grades 4 and above also gets to choose a “skill builder”! Girls choose one skill to develop, spending 1.5 hours each full day dedicated to that skill. Campers may choose their skill independently of their unit. The skills offered every week will vary, but may include canoeing, archery, and arts and crafts.

Add a horse experience for $35! Want some time with horses and our experienced Wranglers, but not a full horse camp? Add one pony ride or one horse experience to your classic camp! The horse experience includes one hour on ground lessons, horse care and anatomy, and one hour riding a horse in an arena lesson.GRADES 2-3Pony Ride4 days: Jul 6-9, Aug 3-66 days: Jul 27-Aug 1

GRADES 4-8Horse Experience4 days: Jul 6-96 days: Jul 27-Aug 1

SPECIALTY CAMPSpecialty camp programs offer a classic camp experience with more time spent exploring a specific interest. Specialty campers participate in many classic camp activities like swimming, boating and arts and crafts, while also focusing on a specific experience, skill or expedition.

GRADES 6-8Bonkers for BoatsJul 20-25Test different boats at camp and spend a night on the USS Turner Joy in Bremerton. Get a behind-the-scenes tour and eat in the mess hall.$690/$615/$540

Lights, Camera, Action Jul 6-12Put on a play for the entire camp community!$1080/$1005/$930

Night Owls Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1Come experience camp the way the foxes and owls do! Stay up late for some star-gazing, night hikes and other fun late-night activities. $590/$515/$440

River Rafting and Sea Kayaking Jul 13-18Explore Olympic National Park as you hike and raft the Hoh River and sea kayak in Fresh Water Bay in Port Angeles. $715/$640/$565

GRADES 4-5Pixel Pixies Jul 27-Aug 1Learn about digital photography and make a montage of the pictures you take at camp!$700/$625/$550

GRADES 9-12Beach Bums Jul 20-Aug 1Go on a five-day camping trip around the Olympic Peninsula. Check out beaches along the coast, explore tide pools and build sand castles! $1150/$1075/$1000

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HORSE CAMPHorse camps offer the classic camp experience plus two hours every full day at camp with our experienced wranglers getting hands-on horse experience. One hour will be spent on ground lessons learning about horse care and anatomy, while the other will be spent on a riding lesson in the arena. Beginners welcome! When you arrive at camp our wranglers will do a riding assessment and place you with a group of similar ability. The 6-day and 13-day sessions will go on a trail ride on our backcountry trails.

GRADES 4-54 days: Jul 6-9$555/$480/$4056 days: Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1$745/$670/$595

GRADES 6-86 Day: Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1$745/$670/$595

GRADES 9-1213 day: Jul 6-18$1,475/$1,400/$1,325

DAY CAMPEnjoy a five-day summer camp in the beautiful Northwest forest while returning home each night! At Camp St. Albans, our outstanding counselors will lead the girls to experience the joys of camp and expand their horizons. Day camp is for every girl, whether a first-time camper or a camping expert. As a group, the girls will plan their week together on their first day to make camp the best experience possible.

About Day Camp: Daily camp hours: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Lunch and snacks provided daily. Small camp unit groups with 10-14 campers;

age-appropriate camper to counselor ratios. Camp health staff, trained counselors, and

specialized program staff available.

Day Camp TransportationCamp St. Albans offers bus transportation to and from Shelton, Port Orchard and Bremerton, with pick-up between 7:30-8:45 a.m. and drop-off between 4:30-5:45 p.m. Cost for 5-day session: $65.

Classic Day CampWith classic day camp you’ll get the chance to try all the activities camp has to offer. Campers are involved in planning their program and what they would like to do as soon as they arrive. If they find they really enjoy canoeing or hiking on the upper property, they’ll get to do it again. All campers participate in swimming, nature program, arts & crafts, boating, campfires, cookouts, hiking and sleeping under the stars.

GRADES 2-35 days: Jul 14-18, Jul 21-25 $255/$230/$205

GRADES 4-55 days: Jul 14-18, Jul 21-25 $255/$230/$205

Add a Pony Ride for $35! Want some time with horses and our experienced Wranglers? Add one pony ride to your classic day camp!

GRADES 2-35 days: Jul 14-18, Jul 21-25

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OPEN HOUSESaturday, Jun 14, 1-3 p.m.

Come see what camp will be like! Visit which unit your camper will be in, meet staff and take a tour. This a great time to get answers to questions you and your camper have about camp. Everyone is welcome! Families who haven’t yet registered, service units and troops are invited to come take a tour and join in the fun.

Nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Camp River Ranch spreads across 435 enchanting and diverse acres. Miles of trails encircle the pristine, springfed Lake Langlois, wind through temperate rain forest, and travel along the Tolt River. Camp River Ranch has something to offer every girl.

Swimming, canoeing, and kayaking on Lake Langlois, archery, arts and crafts, leadership development, outdoor skills, rock climbing, gardening and horseback riding are just a sampling of activities possible.

Lodging at River Ranch includes rustic cabins and covered wagons with nearby flush toilets and showers, as well as enclosed houses with indoor plumbing. Camp counselors are housed in nearby cabins within each unit.

Campers enjoy family style meals in the lodge and participate in Song Corner at the end of meals. Our kitchen team can accommodate many dietary needs, including dairy free, gluten free and vegetarian/vegan.

Day campers make s’mores over a campfire together, while overnight campers share a closing campfire with their new friends and perform skits and songs.

Camp River Ranch DirectorJennifer Dickson(800) 878-4685jennifertd@girlscoutsww.org

THEMESJun 22-25: Western

Jun 29-28: Mad Science

Jul 6-11: Dinosaurs!

Jul 13-18: Game Show

Jul 20-25: Jungle

Jul 27-Aug 1: International

Aug 3-8: Magic

Aug 10-15: Superheroes and Villains

CONTACTTo learn more about camp programs, please contact:

Camp River Ranch Asst. DirectorKim Brunskill(425) 333-4687kimtb@girlscoutsww.org

For registration questions, contact: campregistrar@girlscoutsww.org or (800) 541-9852.

OVERNIGHT & DAY camps available!

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CLASSIC CAMPClassic Camp programs at River Ranch offer something for every girl. Each session begins with Girl Planning during which campers help choose age-appropriate activities to fill their week. Every girl, regardless of age, will have an opportunity to go swimming and boating on Lake Langlois, participate in art and nature programs led by passionate specialists, and perform at opening or closing campfire. Additionally, the group my choose sessions in gardening, drama, and tie-dye. Campers grade 4 and higher may also schedule session of archery, rock climbing, challenge course, kayaking, canoeing, geo-caching, and mountain biking for their group.

Skill builderThis year we are excited to offer Skill Builder as an addition to all Classic Camp programs for campers in grade 4 and above. At the beginning of each week, each camper grade 4 and higher can choose one skill to develop, spending 1.5 hours each full day dedicated to that skill. Campers may choose their skill independently of their unit. The skills offered every week will vary, but may include: canoeing, archery, mountain biking, yoga, art, orienteering, outdoor skills, and so much more!

With horse experience (HE)This will include one horse experience for the campers that choose this along with classic camp. Two hours will be spent with our experienced Wranglers. One hour will be spent on ground lessons and horse care and anatomy while the other hour will be on a horse in an arena lesson.

GRADES 2-33-day: Jul 9-11, Jul 16-18, Jul 23-25, Jul 30-Aug 1, Aug 6-8, Aug 13-15$370/$295/$220

4-day: Jun 22-25, Jun 29-Jul 2, Jul 6-9, Jul 13-16, Jul 20-23, Jul 27-30, Aug 3-6, Aug 10-13$445/$370/$295

6-day: Jun 13-18, Jun 27-Aug, Aug 10-15$590/$520/$450

6-day (with HE): Jul 6-11, Jul 20-25, Aug 3-8$625/$555/$485

GRADES 4-54-day: Jun 22-25, Jun 29-Jul 2, Jul 6-9, Jul 13-16, Jul 20-23, Jul 27-30, Aug 3-6, Aug 10-13$445/$370/$295

4-day (with HE): Jun 22-25, Jun 29-Jul 2$480/$410/$340

6-day: Jul 6-11, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1, Aug 3-8, Aug 10-15$590/$520/$450

6-day (with HE): Jul 6-11, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1, Aug 3-8, Aug 10-15$625/$555/$485

GRADES 6-84-day: Jun 22-25, Jun 29-Jul 2$445/$370/$295

6-day: Jul 6-11, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1, Aug 3-8, Aug 10-15$590/$515/$440

6-day (with HE): Jul 6-11, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1, Aug 3-8, Aug 10-15$625/$555/$485

GRADES 9-124-day: Jun 29-Jul 2$445/$370/$295

6-day: Jul 6-11$590/$515/$440

6-day (with HE): Jun 27-Aug 1$625/$555/$485

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SPECIALTY CAMPSpecialty camp programs offer a classic camp experience with more time spent exploring a specific interest. Specialty campers participate in many classic camp activities like swimming, boating and arts and crafts, while also focusing on a specific experience, skill or expedition.

GRADES 4-5 Pixel PixiesJul 13-18Learn about digital photography and make a photo-montage. Grades 6-8 will also make a short movie with green-screen affects. $700/$625/$550

GRADES 6-8Backpacking 101Aug 3-8Learn basic backpacking skills at camp, then head out on a two-night backpacking trip in the Alpine Lakes region.$610/$535/$460

Gunwale GirlsAug 10-15Learn canoeing basics and rescue skills, then leave camp for a two-night canoe camping expedition.$610/$535/$460

I Love LlamasJul 6-18Carry a backpack while a llama carries the group gear. Spend three nights and four days hiking and camping in the Pasayten Wilderness on a guided trip. $1330/$1255/$1180

On BelayJul 20-25Climb at camp and on real rock in North Bend for a day with professional guides. $685/$610/$535

Pixel PixiesJul 13-18Learn about digital photography and make a photo-montage. Grades 6-8 will also make a short movie with green-screen affects. $700/$625/$550

Rapid RunnersJul 6-11, Jul 27-Aug 1Camp in Leavenworth and spend a day white water rafting with professional guides on the Wenatchee River. $685/$610/$535

Theatre 101Jul 20-25Learn theatre skills, play drama games, and perform a skit at campfire for the entire camp.$590/$515/$440

GRADES 8-12Horse PackersJul 27-Aug 1Spend three nights and four days on a guided horse packing trip in the Pasayten Wilderness. Experienced riders only.$1260/$1190/$1120

GRADES 9-12Granite Girls Aug 3-8Learn climbing and belaying techniques at camp, then spend two days climbing in beautiful Leavenworth with professional guides.$825/$750/$675

Off-BroadwayAug 10-15Develop theater skills, put on a performance and see a play in Seattle. $610/$535/$460

Rapid RunnersJun 22-28Camp in Leavenworth and spend a day white water rafting with professional guides on the Wenatchee River. $685/$610/$535

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HORSE CAMPHorse camps offer the classic camp experience plus two hours every full day at camp with our experienced wranglers getting hands-on horse experience. One hour will be spent on ground lessons learning about horse care and anatomy, while the other will be spent on a riding lesson in the arena. Beginners welcome! When you arrive at camp our wranglers will do a riding assessment and place you with a group of similar ability. Depending on weather, the 6-day and 14-day sessions will also go on a trail ride on our backcountry trails.

Beginners welcome! When you arrive at camp our wranglers will do a riding assessment and place you with a group of similar ability. All equipment is provided but campers are welcome to bring their own boots and certified riding helmet.GRADES 4-53 days, 3 experiences: Jul 9-11, Jul 16-18, Jul 23-25, Jul 30-Aug 1,Aug 6-8, Aug 13-15$465/$390/$315

4 days, 2 experiences: Jun 22-25, Jun 29-Jul 2$515/$440/$365

6 days, 5 experiences: Jun 6-11, Jun 13-18, Jun 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1, Aug 3-8, Aug 10-15$765/$690/$615

GRADES 6-84 days, 2 experiences: Jun 22-25, Jun 29-Jul 2$515/$440/$365

6 days, 5 experiences: Jun 20-25, Aug 10-15$765/$690/$615

13 days, 11 experiences: Jul 6-18, Jul 27-Aug 8$1485/$1410/$1335

GRADES 9-126 days, 5 experiences: Jul 20-25$765/$690/$615

DAY CAMPAt Camps River Ranch and St. Albans we offer many Day Camp experiences. Our outstanding counselors will lead the girls to experience the joys of camp and expand their horizons. Enjoy a three to five day summer camp in the beautiful Northwest forest while returning home each night. Remember, day camp is for every girl, whether a first-time camper or a camping expert. All programs are weather permitting. Girls can choose to come to Classic Camp and explore the many programs camp has to offer or choose to venture into a specific area of camp to enhance your experiences and skills in one of our Specialty camps. As a group, the girls will create their week together on their first day to make camp the best experience possible.

About Day Camp: Daily camp hours: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Lunch and snacks provided daily. Small camp unit groups with 10-14 campers; age-appropriate camper to

counselor ratios. Camp health staff, trained counselors, and specialized program staff available.

Day Camp TransportationCamp buses are available on four routes in King and south Snohomish Counties. Camp provides an adult bus counselor to ride with the girls and offer program activities, songs and games designed to keep girls engaged and excited about camp. Cost for 3-day session: $40. Cost for 5-day session: $65.

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“My daughter loved the experience she had at Camp River Ranch. She is still in contact with friends she met there, and they still call each other by their camp names.”

GRADES 4-5ArcheryJul 14-18, Aug 4-8Visit the archery range each day to learn basic archery techniques as well as safety and range etiquette. $255/$230/$205

GRADES 6-8ArcheryJul 28-Aug 1Visit the archery range each day to learn basic archery techniques as well as safety and range etiquette. $255/$230/$205

GRADES 4-5BikesJul 7-11Grab one of our camp mountain bikes and hit the trail. Learn basic bike maintenance and safety and ride to a nearby picnic spot. We provide bikes and helmets-just bring your water bottle! $255/$230/$205

GRADES 6-8Program Aide (PA) TrainingJul 7-11 Take the PA Training course and begin working towards your PA pin by leading group activities with campers. $255/$230/$205

GRADES 7-10Program Aide Specialists 3 days: Jun 30-Jul 2$175/$150/$125

5 days: Jun 23-27, Jul 14-18, Jul 28-Aug 1, Aug 4-8, Aug 11-15 $255/$230/$205

Work on your leadership skills while helping campers with daily activities. Must have completed the PA Workshop.

GRADES 4-5Horses Jun 23-27, Jul 21-25,Jul 28-Aug 1, Aug 11-15Spend time learning about horses! Experience two one-hour ring lessons and two one-hour lessons on the ground learning more about horses. $255/$230/$205

GRADES 6-8 Intermediate HorsesJul 14-18, Jul 28-Aug 1, Aug 4-8Spend two mornings in Horse Country during your week at camp, including two hour of ground lessons, one hour of ring lessons, and a one hour trail ride.$255/$230/$205

Specialty Day CampSpecialty camp programs offer a classic camp experience with more time spent exploring a specific interest.

Spend time learning about horses! Experience two one-hour ring lessons and two one-hour lessons on the ground learning more about horses.

Classic Day CampWith classic camp you’ll try all the activities camp has to offer. Campers are involved in planning their program and what they would like to do as soon as they arrive. If they find they really enjoy canoeing or hiking on the upper property they’ll get to do it again. All campers participate in swimming, nature program, arts & crafts, boating, campfires, cookouts, hiking and sleeping under the stars. GRADES 1-2, 2-3 AND 4-53 days: Jun 30-Jul 2$175/$150/$125

5 days: Jun 23-27, Jul 7-11, Jul 14-18, Jul 21-25, Jul 28-Aug 1, Aug 4-8, Aug 11-15 $255/$230/$205

GRADES 6-83 days: Jun 30-Jul 2$175/$150/$125

5 days: Jun 23-27, Jul 14-18, Aug 11-15 $255/$230/$205

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Add a Thursday Sleepover Party for $35!You’re invited to a sleepover Thursday night! Sleep at camp and get an idea of what overnight camp is like. Girls will choose as a group to sleep in open air cabins, tepees, tents or even sleep under the stars. Thursday dinner and Friday breakfast included. No bus service Thursday afternoon or Friday morning.

Classic Day CampGRADES 1-2, 2-3 AND 4-55 days: Jul 7-11, Jul 14-18, Jul 28-Aug 1, Aug 4-8

GRADES 6-85 days: Jul 14-18

Specialty Day CampGRADES 4-5Bikes: Jul 7-11Archery: Jul 14-18, Aug 4-8Horses: Jul 28-Aug 1

GRADES 6-8Archery: Jul 28-Aug 1

Horses: Jul 14-18, Jul 28-Aug 1, Aug 4-8

GRADES 7-10PA Specialists: Jul 14-18, Jul 28-Aug 1, Aug 4-8

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ADD ON!Add a Pony Ride for $35! Want some time with horses and our experienced Wranglers? Add one pony ride to your classic day camp!

GRADES 1-2 AND 2-33 days: Jun 30-Jul 25 days: Jul 14-18, Aug 11-15

CAMP WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS You can enjoy camp with your friends and family too – everyone can join in the fun! There are several opportunities at our camps to participate with a parent, other trusted adult or even the whole family. Or try Core Camp to camp with your troop!

GRADES 1-12Classic Family & FriendsRobbinswold: Jul 30-Aug 2 St.Albans: Aug 7-10 Participate in summer camp activities for the whole family or a group of friends. It’s the perfect stay-cation! Must have at least one Girl Scout member per group. Grades 4-12 and Adults: $143 per person Grade 3 and under: $120 per person

Core Camp Enjoy all camp programing with your whole troop at any of our camps. Camp will provide staff to assist your troop during their stay including all meals and program staff. When registering for Core Camp, please use the Special Camp Registration Form.

Robbinswold 4 days: Jul 13-16, Jul 16- 19 Jul 30-Aug 2 $150 per person7 days: Jul 20-26, Aug 3-9 $225 per person

St.Albans3 days: Jul 10-12$115 per person 4 days: Jul 6-9, Aug 3-6 $150 per person6 days: Jul 7-12, Jul 13-18, Jul 20-25, Jul 27-Aug 1 $225 per person

River Ranch: Jun 25-28 $150 per person

GRADES 2-6Partners Robbinswold: Jul 30-Aug 2Bring your favorite adult to with you as you discover camp. $320/$245/$170

GRADES 4-12Core Camp with HorseSt.Albans: Jul 20-25Spend two hours per day with horses as a troop and experience a trail ride on our backcountry trails. $348 per person

GRADES 6-8Troop Marine Discovery Robbinswold: Jun 27-30Bring your troop prior to the start of the season to create and build the habitats in our aquariums. Become a marine biologist for several days. Troops bring their own food to cook while at camp. $85 per girl/$35 per adult

GRADES 6-12Partners Too Robbinswold: Jul 30-Aug 2Bring your favorite adult to with you to camp! Create your own schedule and go for an overnight adventure away from camp. $320/$245/$170

Partners Expedition Robbinswold:Jul 6-12Go on a multi-day canoe and backpacking trip on our upper property and on Hood Canal. Must be able to hike and paddle with gear for 4-7 miles. $480/$405/$330

LEADERSHIP CAMPInterested in developing your leadership skills in an outdoor setting? Leadership camps are a fun and challenging series of programs that you can tailor to reflect your interests.

LEVEL 1: GRADES 10-11Outdoor LeaderRobbinswold: Aug 3-16St.Albans: Jul 6-18River Ranch: Jul 6-18 Discover your leadership style and explore aspects of communication, teamwork and group dynamics. Participate in a high ropes course. $820/$745/$670

CowgirlsRiver Ranch: Jul 6-18 Develop your leadership skills working with horses and campers. Groom and saddle your horse, take trail rides and learn to trot and lope. Lead younger campers and shadow staff.$820/$745/$670

LEVEL 2: GRADES 11-12Counselor-in-Training (CIT)*Robbinswold: Jul 6-26 St.Albans: Jul 20-Aug 10 River Ranch: Jul 27-Aug 15 Develop the skills needed to work with children at camp. Learn about camper behavior, work as a team with staff and visit another camp’s CIT program. $920/$845/$770

Wrangler-in-Training (WIT)*River Ranch: Jul 27-Aug 15 Learn what it takes to be a wrangler and work with horses and campers. $920/$845/$770

LEVEL 3: GRADE 12 OR ENTERING COLLEGE* Assist in units and program areas after training. Choose the whole summer or sessions you are available.

Prerequisite: Level 1 or 2.

CIT Internship and TrainingRobbinswold: Jun 27-Jul 1St.Albans: Jun 30-Jul 3River Ranch: Jun 22-28$75 per session and training

WIT Internship and TrainingRiver Ranch: Jun 22-28$75 per session and training

* Levels 2 and 3 require an application and interview. Registration deadline is April 15, application deadline May 1. These levels will have a break mid-session when campers will return home.

MORE CAMPS!

Visit Camp.GirlScoutsWW.org to find the specific session you are interested in.

HOW TO REGISTERRegistration is open to all girls entering grades 1-12 in fall 2014. All campers must pay their $12 Girl Scout membership fee prior to attending camp.

You may register for Girl Scout Camp:

MAIL / WALK IN / FAXGirl Scouts of Western WashingtonDuPont Girl Scout Center1000 Davis PlacePO Box 770DuPont, WA 98327Fax: (253) 473-0969

ONLINEVisit www.GirlScoutsWW.org/reg and choose Camp Activities.

Online registration immediately reserves your space.

Forms available at regional offices and at Camp.GirlScoutsWW.org.

All registrations require a $25 non-refundable deposit. Once a camper is placed, families will be notified via email from noreply@uapps.net with a camper confirmation (or by mail if no email available). Confirmation will include a link to camp information, a packing list and camper forms due by Jun 1, 2014. Final payment for all sessions is due by Jun 1, 2014.

Camp with a FriendWhen two campers want to attend together, they should both indicate that they want to be “buddies” on the registration form. If your camper is not attending with a buddy, please state “none” in the field for buddy name. If you need to change buddies or list a buddy after your registration has been completed, please email campregistrar@girlscoutsww.org. For day camp at Camp River Ranch, multiple friends may be placed together where space allows, but only if registering for the same program, dates and section of the camp session. When possible, submit the registration forms and deposits together. Please note that groups of buddies CANNOT BE GUARANTEED.

Financial AssistanceTo receive financial assistance, a nonrefundable $25 deposit is required for each camper registering. If registering by mail, submit a check, the Financial Assistance Request Form and the Camp Registration Form. You can also register for camp online and pay the $25 deposit with a credit card, then mail in the Financial Assistance Request Form.

Cookie Dough Reward CardsDid you earn a Cookie Dough Reward Card through the Girl Scout Cookie Sale Program? Don’t wait for your card to arrive in May to register for camp! Sign up with just the nonrefundable $25 deposit as soon as possible to reserve the camp session you want. Then use your Cookie Dough Reward Card to pay the balance! For more information, visit www.GirlScoutsWW.org/cookies-and-more.

Questions?Visit Camp.GirlScoutsWW.org for registration policies and a FAQ or contact (800) 541-9852 or campregistrar@girlscoutsww.org.

Planned and run by volunteers, these fun, enriching, low-cost camps allow girls to extend their Girl Scout experience into the summer months. Each volunteer camp director supports a team of adults recruited and trained to provide the camp program. New Girl Scouts are welcome, and girls can join Girl Scouts with their camp registration.

Our volunteer-led camps depend on reliable adult volunteers to be successful. Consider volunteering for a day or a week – contact your service unit manager or the appropriate contact below to find out how!

Registration for each volunteer-led camp is handled locally by the volunteer leadership team. Registration opening dates may be different for each camp. Gift cards, Cookie Dough Reward Cards and financial assistance apply! Camp communities come from specific regions, and may have local registration information through troop leaders or service unit news.

Volunteer-led Day and Twilight CampsYour daughter will enjoy a week of outdoor fun, learning, skill-building and adventure with old and new friends, in beautiful park locations throughout western Washington. Leadership opportunities are also available for girls entering grades 7-12 as Program Aides and Volunteers-in-Training.

Visit www.GirlScoutsWW.org/VolunteerLedDayCamp to see what’s happening in your area. Questions? Contact DayCamp@GirlScoutsWW.org.

Community (Sleep Away) CampsCome to either Girl Scout Camp Lyle McLeod or Girl Scout Camp St. Albans for a full week of Community Camp! At Camp Lyle McLeod, Community Camps will be available every week, Sunday to Saturday, between June 23 and August 10. The first Community Camp at Camp St. Albans starts on August 14.

Visit www.GirlScoutsWW.org/CommunityCamp for information, registration and participation tools. Questions? Contact Denise Mahnke, Community Camp Program Manager, at CommunityCamp@GirlScoutsWW.org or (425) 333-5258.

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