gs-top 2013 camp guide: outdoor education - summer resident camp

2013 GUIDEOutdoor Education /

Summer Resident Camp

Camp Like a Girl !

New This Year:

Camp registration

is Online!

A G i r l s O n l y S u m m e r E x p e r i e n c e

Not a Girl Scoutyet? No problem! Check pg. 33 for how to register for all the summer fun!

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Camp Like a Girl: real fun, real time, real friends!When I was growing up, going to camp was the singular focus of my existence. At least thats after I sold a load of Girl Scout cookies to help earn my way and convincing my BFFs to go to camp with me yep I recruited them to be Girl Scouts to share summer fun. It opened our world; we met new friends and tried our hardest to act grown-up like our counselors because we wanted to be just like them. I admit to being a little homesick for a comfortable bed and hot shower until I realized I could swim every day, sing songs from the top of my lungs and entertain my bunkmates into the night by telling silly stories. Some things never change. Some things do:

Girls still share silly stories, swim, sing, and sell cookies to earn cookie bucks for camp. We had to make a slight increase in the number of cookies to sell because of costs BUT with our new online registration if

you use your cookie bucks to pay the full amount well provide a promo code to waive the required $25 registration fee. (Check page 36.)

Online? Computers, notebooks and cell phones? Now thats a change. No, you cant bring them to camp but Girl Scouts is ready for real-time

online registration for camp. Thats what technical geeks (and some not so technical) have been working on to make registration easier for you. Whoaif you still want to register with paper weve got you covered.

Weve re-worked some of your beloved sessions and space at Stevens Ranch for younger girls and to increase our camper capacity. Plans are also underway to develop transportation options to and from

camp. You can find out more about camp transportation on page 4.

Too busy to go to resident camp? Weve got you coveredcheck out our other summer fun options on page 37-38.

Mark your calendar for exciting camp spring events like: Open House and Treasuring Camp Timberlake (April 20th). Start now to recruit your BFFs, cousins or neighbors that are not yet Girl Scouts to go to camp with you-you wont regret it. Youll receive a special t-shirt when you do.

For years, girls and adults have asked me my camp name. Ive kept it private until now. Just for giggles, my camp name is hidden in this camp guide. The first 5 girls that find the clues embedded in this guide and emails the correct camp name to [email protected] by March 8th will get a special gift (for your camping pleasure) hand delivered to you by me, before you go to camp.

Becky BurtonCEO, Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains GOING GREEN

with reycled paper!

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self-

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Key outcomes for outdooreducation

2. Girls will develop courage and confidence by taking modest risks

in a supportive setting. They will meet and overcome the challenge of acting independently, away from family and

established relationships, and they will successfully negotiate the challenges of new physical and

social activities.

3. Girls will develop

character

by maintaining enth

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the face of cha

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encouraging oth

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challenges and

by taking part

in activities o

f modest risk

where acting

responsibly

with consid

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welfare of other

s is important.

P.S. Just imagine swimming, horseback riding,

archery, arts and crafts, star-

gazing, and making smores! Memories are waiting

just for you.

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Camping does so much for girls of all ages. I remember my experiences growing up at Stevens Ranch and Camp Timberlake and I know those experiences helped shape me into who I am today. I had no idea I was learning at the time. Camp is a truly magical place and Im glad I can share the fun that I had with girls today. Lindsay

Stevens is my second home, I love everything about it. Being in the outdoors, nature adventures, and meeting new people. I believe if you spend any time there you will feel the same way! Heidi

I grew up attending Girl Scout Camps and then became a counselor. This will be my 32nd summer as director for Camp Kiwanis. I love the outdoors and introducing our girls to the wonders of nature and having fun. I want all girls to have wonderful memories to remember all of their lives. Natalie

High Adventure Trips give girls the opportunity to experience things that are normally out of their comfort zone. If we never take a chance or risk, we may never know how strong we really are. High Adventure Trips have the power to make you believe in yourself and discover the strength it takes to be a part of a team. Summer

No matter which summer experience you choose, whether its horseback riding at resident camp,

sleeping under the stars during a high adventure

trip, trying out a twilight camp where you go

home for the night, or taking a dance class for the day at a summer

extreme event We have something

for EVERY girl.

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a fun filled summer!

A very special event will be held on April 20th, 2013 to celebrate all of our beloved memories at Camp Timberlake. We invite you to join us and help make this day truly special.

Were counting on all of you to hold near the amazing summer we had. Former Timberlake campers can keep the spirit of Timberlake alive by sharing their memories and love of camp

with other girls at Stevens Ranch and Camp Kiwanis where youll be welcomed with open arms!

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www.facebook.com/CampStevensRanch

Stevens Ranch, near Glen Rose, is open for Resident Camp to girls in grades 2

through 12. The camp specializes in horseback riding, archery, swimming, crafts,

singing around the campfire and more. Younger girls will be housed in units with flush toilets, convenient to amenities like the dining hall. Campers will stay in cabins,

platform tents, bunkhouses or two-person tent units. Each unit has a unit

lodge that has ceiling fans, electricity, lights and drinking fountains. Cabins, bunkhouses and tents do not have electricity. All units have latrines and there is a central shower house with

flush toilets and hot showers. Girls eat most of their meals in the dining

hall, which has soaring ceilings and award-winning

camp architecture.

Stevens Ranch

Open House

APRIL 27,

2013 10:00 a.

m. - noon

and 1:00 to 4:00

p.m.

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Outdoor Education Manager / Co-Camp

Director817-869-0736

800-582-7272, ext. 1161 [email protected]

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Outdoor Education Manager / Co-Camp

Director817-735-5312

800-582-7272, ext. 1205 [email protected]

NEW!Transporta

tion to Camp

Traditionally parents ta

ke their daughters to

camp or one parent wi

ll take several

girls and another paren

t picks them

up. Parents enjoy visiti

ng their

daughters camp, gree

ting her

counselors and other

camp

staff, and making sure t

hat

her bed is made and sh

e is

settled in at camp. Thi

s year

we are offering a trial r

un on

providing transportatio

n from

the Fort Worth area to

Stevens

Ranch and back. Volun

teer adults

will provide this transp

ortation in

rental vans. These adu

lts will be trained

to do the routine health

checks and

receive all required pa

perwork

before departure from

the pick-

up site. It is estimated

that

transportation will cos

t each

girl approximately $25

.00 for

the roundtrip ride (Co

st will

be based on the numb

er of

girls served). Transpor

tation

each week will depend

on the

need expressed for tha

t specific

week of camp.

If you are interested in

transportation to

Stevens Ranch, please

call Lindsay Power, by

June 1, at 817-735-531

2 for more information

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Spring will be in the air before we know it and that means it is time to start thinking about summer plans. Some of the best fun-filled summer plans you can make include going to camp. Do you want to know what camp is all about? Camp Open Houses are for all campers and their families who wish to visit camp before the summer season begins. The director of each camp and some of the summer staff will be on hand to answer questions and give tours of the camp.

Come visit and learn about the unique personality of each resident camp, meet some of the camp staff, and tour the grounds. Each camp offers something different for girls and each location has a gorgeous landscape and surroundings all its own. You are sure to discover which camp is a perfect match for you!

During Open Houses all children must be accompanied by an adult. Touring camp means walking, so wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes and socks, and bring your water bottle. Please leave pets at home. No registration is necessary for Open Houses.

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Director of Outdoor Education /

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800-687-4475, ext. 2503

[email protected]

mAY 4, 2013 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Nestled in a secret canyon approximately 5 miles northwest of Amarillo in the Texas Panhandle you will find Girl Scout Camp Kiwanis. Facilities include a dining hall, swimming pool, stone and wooden cabins and hot showers. All cabins and buildings are air-conditioned either by evaporative coolers or refrigerated air conditioners. Girls can choose from a variety of session lengths. Activities may include swimming, horseback riding, ropes/challenge course, archery, cookouts, hiking, arts and crafts, sports, star-gazing, singing, and all-camp parties.

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Have you thought about traveling to each of our resident camps? Each camp in our Council has its own unique personality. Venture out and experience the great plains of Texas. Meet new friends as you play along the rolling hills of Camp Kiwanis. Stevens Ranch is a magical place that every Girl Scout should see from horseback riding to cookouts, arts and crafts. Camping is a great way to build new skills; make new friends that you might not have met otherwise, form a sense of community, and develop a deep appreciation for nature. There is so much more to explore!

Whether you go for a day, a week or longer, Girl Scout camping gives you an opportunity to grow, explore, and have funalways under the guidance of caring, trained adults.

Visit All Camps! Its a great way to travel within the network of the GS-TOP sisterhood!

For safety reasons, maps or directions to camp are not posted on the website.

Not sure where the camp is located? Be sure to call ahead to the area office

(before 11:30 a.m. on the Friday before the Open House) and ask for directions.

High Adventure Trips are designed for girls at least 12 years old. With proper assistance and a can-do attitude, girls are bidding farewell to their comfort zones and embarking on amazing challenges.

With High Adventure Trips girls will travel with staff and volunteers on unique six or eight day trips. These adventures and physical challenges set the stage to expand horizons for these young women. After girls have mastered a white water rafting trip or zip lined through canopies oftreetops, they begin to wonder if there are other things in their lives they thought they couldnt do that they can.

High Adventure Trips

Every girl can attend camp

no matter where she lives.

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Outdoor Education Manager /

Camp Director806-589-5946

800-530-4957, ext. 2606

[email protected]

www.facebook.com/CampHighAdventure

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Liability for equine activities Law A Texas State Law titled Liability for Equine Activities: (Chapter 87, Civil Practice and Remedies Code) requires operators of horseback-riding programs to inform participants of the warning included in the law. Warning: Under Texas Law (Chapter 87, Civil Practice and Rem-edies Code), an equine professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in equine activities from the inherent risk of equine activities. Equine activities are considered a high-risk activity. Participants will follow directions and safety standards at all times. Failure to do so will result in immediate removal from the session with no refund.

Challenge Courses/ropes CoursesThe Association of Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) is recognized as the leading professional resource for those who create safe and effective challenge course programs that facilitate learning and positive change in individuals, groups and communities. The ACCT requires that all member courses submit to annual inspections conducted by certified independent challenge course engineers. Our facilitators have been trained and received certification to operate the challenge courses at our camps.

Camp accreditation Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains is committed to providing a camping experience that will protect and maintain the well-being of every girl. Our camps are proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association, a private, nonprofit educational organization that provides members with educa-tional and accreditation services.

An ACA accreditation indicates that a camp has met ACA standards. This nationally recognized accreditation focuses on a thorough review of every facet of our procedures including healthcare, site safety, and business management, qualified and certified staff for all programs offered and screening and training of all personnel. All GS-TOP camps operate under the safety camp manage-ment standards established by Girl Scouts of the USA, as well as the Texas Youth Camp Safety Act.

Campers and staff live in groups called units. These may include platform tents, cabins or unit houses. Unit staff will sleep in the unit with the girls, but in separate cabins or tents which are in close proximity to the girls.

It is summer time, so life at camp is like life anywhere else in Texas hot! Very few buildings are air-conditioned, but common areas like dining halls and unit buildings are equipped with fans. Girls also stay cool swimming, wearing wet bandannas, and drinking plenty of water. Life at camp takes place outdoors, so there will be bugs and wildlife to observe.

Meals are well-balanced, nutritious and served family-style in the dining halls. Girls also have the opportunity to cook out with their unit provided a fire ban is not in effect. Snacks will be provided daily. Some camp sessions take girls on field trips, visiting attractions in the camp area. On these trips, strict safety measures are adhered to and competent, age appropriate staff leads each trip.

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Select option for buddy t-shirt during registration process.

New!! Any Girl Scout who recruits a non-Girl Scout to register and attend camp with her will receive a special Buddy T-shirt AND her Buddy will receive a T-shirt!!

Camp Packing List:

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SPURS - CIT for Horse PeopleGRADE: Entering grades 11-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/26

Completed Cowgirl Up? Now what?Come expand your skills and assist with riding instruction both in the arena and trail, teach and assist in horse and barn care. Help with the rodeo. Shadow the barn staff and prepare yourself for a possible job as barn crew in your future.

PRE-REqUISITE: Must have completed Cowgirl Up.

FEE: $400 mIN/mAx: 0/4

Camp AideCome to Stevens Ranch this summer and have fun while flexing your leader-ship muscles! Camp Aides will bunk together while working with a unit of younger girls and assist with crafts, daily activities and kapers. All work and no play makes for a very dull Camp Aide, so we will save some of the fun stuff just for you! PRE-REqUISITE: Camp Aides must have completed Program Aide Training OR Volunteer in Training, and camped for one six day session of resident camp.

4-DAY SESSION GRADE: Entering grades 8-12DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03


6-DAY SESSIONGRADE: Entering grades 8-12DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21 Sun. 6/23 - Fri.6/28 Sun. 7/07- Fri. 7/12 Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/19 Sun. 7/21 - Fri. 7/26 Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02


Counselor in Training I GRADE: Entering grades 10-12DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28 This program is designed to developleadership and outdoor living skills. You will learn about group dynamics and develop program planning skills, learn basics of camp life, camper age level characteristics and more. You will work directly with the counselors and younger campers. An application is required, along with registration for this session. FOR AN APPLICATION: Contact Lindsay Power at 817-735-5312 [email protected]. You will be contacted with your approval status after we receive your application and registration.

FEE: $200 mIN/mAx: 2/12

Counselor in Training II GRADE: Entering grades 11-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/26 This two week program is designed to further develop leadership and outdoor living skills. You will develop program planning skills, learn about specific areas of camp, and will have an opportunity to hold an apprentice-ship in an area of your choice. You will work directly with the counselors, administrative staff and campers. FOR AN APPLICATION: Contact Lindsay Power at 817-735-5312 or [email protected]. You will be contacted with your approval status after we receive your application and registration.


Wrangler AideThe Wrangler Aide program is an opportunity for experienced horse-women to help with and learn our riding program. You will provide leadership to riding groups as you help them groom, saddle, and do daily barn chores. You will also assist the barn staff with ground and mounted riding lessons. You will have a busy schedule but will also have scheduled lessons to improve your horsewomanship skills. FOR AN APPLICATION: Contact HeidiVose at 817-869-0736 or [email protected]. Wrangler Aide applicants should be prepared to demonstrate their horse skills and knowledge if requested prior to being accepted. You will be contacted about your approval status after your application and references have been processed.

4-DAY SESSIONGRADE: Entering grades 9-12DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03FEE: $130 mIN/mAx: 0/4

6-DAY SESSIONGRADE: Entering grades 9-12DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21 Sun. 6/23 - Fri.6/28 Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12 Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02 FEE: $190 mIN/mAx: 0/4

13-DAY SESSIONPRE-REqUISITE: Must have completedCowgirl Up. GRADE: Entering grades 9-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/26FEE: $400 mIN/mAx: 0/4

Dont just go to campbe a leader at camp!

Camp AideHave you done it all and are ready toshare with younger campers at Camp Kiwanis and work on your leadership skills? This is a fun way to help younger campers adapt to camp life. Occa-sionally, you will get to cabin with the younger campers. We will save time for some of the fun stuff just for you!PRE-REqUISITE: Program Aide Trainingor camped one six day session of resident camp. For Wrangler Aide, must have taken a horse program at camp.

Indicate WA on registration form. Only 2 WAs per week accepted.

6-DAY SESSIONGRADE: Entering grades 8-10DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21 Sun. 6/23 - Fri.6/28 Sun. 7/07- Fri. 7/12 Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/19 Sun. 7/21 - Fri. 7/26 Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

FEE: $110 mIN/mAx: 4/69

Camp Schedule

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Crafts n moreGRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATE: Thurs. 6/13 - Fri. 6/14

Love to be creative? This short session will be filled with crafts, fun and swimming. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $110 mIN/mAx: 12/24

Just Ridin GRADE: Entering grades 5-7DATE: Thurs. 6/13 - Fri. 6/14

Come enjoy being with the horses and spending time just riding. Girls must have ridden horses before at a one week camp or longer. We will throw in a cooling swim and a craft time. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $110 mIN/mAx: 8/12

Teddy Bears GRADE: Entering grades 1-2DATE: Thurs. 6/13 - Fri. 6/14

Bring your favorite teddy bear as your buddy and lets have fun at camp for one night. Well swim, have a teddy bear parade, play lots of games and do some crafts. A counselor or camp aide sleeps in the cabins with these young campers. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $110 mIN/mAx: 8/14

Water Otters GRADE: Entering grades 3-4DATE: Thurs. 6/13 - Fri. 6/16 ORGRADE: Entering grades 5-6DATE: Thurs. 6/13 - Fri. 6/16

Play it cool in the pool! Slip and slide in and out of the pool like an otter. Learn water safety and play games. Well squeeze in arts and crafts too! A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $110 mIN/mAx: 8/16

me & my BuddyGRADE: Entering grades K-3DATE: Sat. 6/22 - Sun. 6/23

An overnight fun time for you and yourdad (or grandpa or uncle) to go camping together. There will be fun and adventure, as well as quality time together. Activities will include a campfire, songs, folk dancing, crafts and swimming. Campers and dads will sleep in air conditioned cabins. This activity is a great step into camp for Daisies and Brownies. Register early, this activity is popular!

FEE: $20 per person mIN/mAx: 32/63

mom & meGRADE: All grade levelsDATE: Fri. 6/21 - Sat. 6/22

Grab your mom ( or grandma or aunt)and head out to camp to spend some quality time together. Activities will include arts and crafts, campfire, folk dancing and swimming. Participants will sleep in air-conditioned cabins. Dont delay in registering, this activity fill quickly.

FEE: $20 per person mIN/mAx: 32/63*Standard Cookie Bucks rate only - redeemed for girls fee only

NATALIE STEPHENSON806-553-3173 800-687-4475, ext. 2503 [email protected]

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Adult & me Camps 2-Day Camps

*Standard Cookie Bucks rate only - redeemed for girls fee only

Princess Party GRADE: Entering grades 1-3DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Tues. 6/18 OR Wed. 6/19 - Fri. 6/21

You and your friends can be Camp Kiwanis Princesses! Enjoy making royal jewelry, wearing a crown, learning proper princess etiquette, and having a tea party. Bring your princess costume. Princesses will take a dip in the pool. A counselor or camp aide will sleep in the cabins with these young campers. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $130 mIN/mAx: 8/14

Fairy myst GRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Tues. 7/02

Girls will want to attend this festival tolearn about the imaginary world of wood fairies and to enjoy fun activities that the fairies wish to share. There will be fairy dust, crafts, games, songs, dancing, fairy snacks and even fairy wings for the girls at this festival. Swimming will be included. A counsel-or or camp aide will sleep in the cabins with these young campers. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $130 mIN/mAx: 8/16

Splish Splash GRADE: Entering grade 3DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Tues. 7/02

Are you a fish and just love the water?You will enjoy extra time at the pool with water games, improve your swimming or diving skills and have fun with other camp activities. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $130 mIN/mAx: 8/16

Bunny Tracks GRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Tues. 7/16 OR Wed. 7/17 - Fri. 7/19

Here comes Peter Cottontail will bethe theme for this short, fun session. Camp will adopt some bunnies for the girls to learn how to care for, cuddle and feed. Also included will be time to swim, and some arts and crafts. A counselor or camp aide will sleep in the cabins with these young campers. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $130 mIN/mAx: 8/14

3-Day Camps

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Ecology Explorers GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03

Its all about the environment andhow to take care of it. What can you do that will make a difference? Girls will work on Its Your Planet, Love it to discover, connect, and take action on projects at camp. Time for other camp activities such as swimming, horseback riding will be included.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 6/10

Horsin Around GRADE: Entering grade 5 onlyDATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03

This short horse session is just rightfor the beginning rider. A chance to learn some of the basics, safety around horses, and how to sit in the saddle. Girls will ride each day (weather permitting) in the ring and even on the trail at least once, depending on the ability of the whole group. Boots or shoes with a inch heel are needed.

FEE: $165 mIN/mAx: 12/20

Night Owls GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03

Be a night owl at camp! Explore camp by moonlightenjoy star gazing, night hiking, and a moonlight swim. Youll stay up late and sleep in a little in the morning, but get up in time to enjoy other camp activities.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 8/14

Take Aim GRADE: Entering grades 4-6DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03

Learning how to shoot a bow and arrow is the aim of this fun-filled session as you take the archers stance, aim, shoot and bulls eye! You will spend most of your time at the archery range improving your skills. Time will be scheduled for swimming, horseback riding, and crafts.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 8/18


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Brownie BuzzGRADE: Entering grade 3DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21 OR Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12

Hey Brownie Girl Scouts! Come make new friends and bring your buddy. Well keep you busy with swimming, hiking, crafts, songs, riding horses and playing games galore while enjoying the outdoors! This week is planned just for you.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/18

Crafts mania GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21

Get ready for an arts and craftsbonanza. This week will be filled with arts and crafts using several different materials. Time will be allowed for swimming, horseback riding and cooking out.

FEE: $240 mIN/mAx: 8/27

Take Aim GRADE: Entering grades 6-8DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21 ORGRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28 ORGRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12 ORGRADE: Entering grades 4-6DATES: Sun. 7/21 - Fri. 7/26

Learning how to shoot a bow andarrow is the aim of this fun-filled session as you take the archers stance, aim, shoot and bulls eye!! Each day, you will spend two sessions at the archery range improving your skills and then at the end of the week there will be a shoot off challenge. Time will be scheduled for swimming, horseback riding, and arts and crafts.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/10

Fireflies GRADE: Entering grade 3DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28 OR Sun. 7/21 - Fri. 7/26

Explore the camp at night! Take amoonlight hike, build a campfire, roast marshmallows, listen to wood fairy and Brownie Elf stories and go to bed later than other campers. During the daylight, you can enjoy swimming, horseback riding and arts and crafts.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/16

Geology Rocks GRADE: Entering grades 6-8DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28

Are you curious about the history,origin and structure of the planet? Is hunting for rocks your hobby? Then come to camp, theres a lot to explore in the Texas Panhandle and you can start at Camp Kiwanis. Well find lots of rocks, grow crystals, study the soil formations and include a field trip (weather permitting) to Palo Duro Canyon to see the Spanish Skirts and more.

FEE: $250 mIN/mAx: 6/10

Lets Get Physical! GRADE: Entering grades4-5DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28

Dont let yourself become a couchpotato. Come to camp and get active! There will be lots of time for swimming, horseback riding, climbing the rock wall, zipping down the zip line, tennis, and even a little Zumba. Come join the fun!

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/20

Splish Splash GRADE: Entering grade 3DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28 ORGRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/19

Are you a fish and just love the water?You will enjoy extra time at the pool with water games, improve your swimming or diving skills and have fun with other camp activities.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/16

midnight madness GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12 ORGRADE: Entering grades 5-7DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Are you a girl who likes to stay up lateand then sleep late in the morning? This is the session for you! There will be a moonlight night swim, exploring the nightlife at camp, stargazing and raiding the kitchen one night for a midnight snack. You will get up in time to participate in swimming, horseback riding and other activities.

FEE: $240 mIN/mAx: 8/14

6-Day Camps

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Camp Chef GRADE: Entering grades 6-8DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/19

Like to cook? In this session, you willlearn to cook delicious meals over a campfire and how to use a propane stove. Youll learn to use pie irons, dutch ovens, a solar oven and eat everything you make, Smores included. Not to worry, there will be time to swim, relax, ride horses and do arts and crafts.

FEE: $240 mIN/mAx: 8/10

Creature Camp GRADE: Entering grades 4-6DATES: Sun. 7/14- Fri. 7/19

Do you love wildlife? Come explore the wildlife at camp and enjoy a visit to another wildlife area. Study their habits and how they survive. Know anything about raising bunnies? You will get a chance to help care for the camps bunnies. Time for swimming, crafts and horseback riding will be planned.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/24

Climbing High GRADE: Entering grades 6-8DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12

Do you love to rock climb and swingthrough the air OR want to find out what the thrill is all about? Join us forthis week of reaching new heightsand challenging yourself. Youllspend your days at the challengecourse learning about climbing skills, the equipment and all ofthe elements at the course. This is challenge by choice and youchoose what you want to master or not! There will also be swimming, horseback riding and other camp activities to enjoy!

FEE: $240 mIN/mAx: 8/27

Boots N Bridles GRADE: Entering grade 6 onlyDATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12 OR Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Are you a horse lover and cant wait toride? This is the place for you! Girls will ride and/or work with the horses daily, assist with grooming, feeding and corral management. The day begins at the crack of dawn, the prettiest time of day to ride. Other rides will be the last of the day into the dusk. Additional camp activities included. Occasionally the weather interferes with being able to ride daily. Girls need boots or shoes with a inch heel.

Some resident camp horse programs are designed for the Certified Horsemanship Association program and must be taken in progression. Camp Kiwanis Horse Program progression: 1) Boots N Bridles; 2) Saddle Up I; and 3) Saddle Up II.

NOTE: This program is a pre-requisite to Saddle Up I.

FEE: $240 mIN/mAx: 8/24

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Trek Out GRADE: Entering grades 5-7DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12

Get geared up to go tent camping at anearby lake for two nights, enjoy cooking your meals over a campfire or propane stove and watching the stars at night. This group starts out hard and fast to learn tent pitching and fire building skills before leaving for the lake. Take an old swimsuit and tennis shoes to wear in the lake. A PFD will be provided for all lake swimming. Time will be allowed for horseback riding and craft time. A bedroll with a sheet inside is a must for this trip.

FEE: $260 mIN/mAx: 8/16


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Survivor GRADE: Entering grades 6-9DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/28

Come be a part of a team and challenge each other to greater heights of skills in survivor games. Girls will hone their basic camping skills, learn new ones and be able to depend on themselves in an emergency. A trip to the primitive parts of camp will put those skills into action. Enjoy hiking, riding horses, swimming and experiencing the challenge course.

FEE: $390 mIN/mAx: 6/12

Saddle Up I GRADE: Entering grades 7-9DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/28

Are you crazy about horses and gottaride every day? This group will follow the Certified Horsemanship Associa-tion (CHA) program as girls learn to groom, saddle, feed, and help with corral management. Saddle Up girls will start at the crack of dawn for their first ride of the day and in evenings will ride into the sunset. Occasionally weather interferes with daily rides. Boots with a inch heel are required. Cool dips in the pool are a must. Other program activities will also be included.

Some resident horse camp programs are designed for the Certified Horsemanship Association program and must be taken in progression. Camp Kiwanis Horse Program progression: 1) Boots N Bridles; 2) Saddle Up I; and 3) Saddle Up II.

NOTE: This program is a pre-requisiteto Saddle Up II.

FEE: $390 mIN/mAx: 6/12

Junior Delight GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/21- Fri. 7/26

This session will be sure to delighteach girl with lots of fun and adventure. Great choice of a session to sample a little bit of everything before selecting a specialty camp. Girls will swim, ride horses, hike, cookout, do arts and crafts and make new friends.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/27

Grease Paint, Song and Dance GRADE: Entering grades 6-8DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/26

Wanna be a star? This session is theright place to be. This group will learn about stage makeup, choreography, acting, and creating their own props. Girls will select their own short or one-act play or talent show to perform for the whole camp. Horseback riding, swimming and other camp programs will be included.

FEE: $390 mIN/mAx: 8/16

Saddle Up II GRADE: Entering grades 8-10DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/26

Step beyond the level of Saddle Up Iand learn additional riding techniques through CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association). You will be responsible for the care and feeding of your mount, as well as corral management. Each day begins at the crack of dawn and ends with riding into the sunset. Occasionally weather interferes with being able to ride daily. Boots or shoes with a inch heel are required. Dips in the pool and hot showers are a must.

Some resident camp horse programs are designed for the Certified Horse-manship Association program and must be taken in progression. Camp Kiwanis Horse Program progression: 1) Boots N Bridles; 2) Saddle Up I; and 3) Saddle Up II.

NOTE: Must have completed Saddle Up I.

FEE: $390 mIN/mAx: 8/12

make it Fun GRADE: Entering grade 3DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Fun! Thats what will happen when you come to camp. Youll have fun with games, songs, crafts, swimming and much more. Bring your buddy and youll be able to share the fun with a friend.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 6/16

music makerGRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Catch the rhythm of this session with music, lemmi sticks, play recorders, create a band, lead songs at the closing campfire and if you want, perform for the rest of the camp. Its your choice.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/16

mystery mahem GRADE: Entering grades 6-7DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Do you love CSI? Dream of beingNancy Drew or a forensic scientist? Then grab your magnifying glass and head down a road of mystery and intrigue. Participants will discover the latest detective and private eye techniques. Maybe clues will lead you to other activities such as swimming, horseback riding and cookouts.

FEE: $230 mIN/mAx: 8/27

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Horses of Course: Pony Pal at Stevens RanchGRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATE: Sat. 6/22TImE: 9:00 - 11:00 am ORDATE: Sat. 7/20TImE: 9:00 - 11:00 am

Brownie Girl Scouts get to knowhorses while learning how to be safe around them, plus share horse treats you make for them as you learn fun horse facts. Enjoy a pony ride with ourtrained volunteers. Earn Our Councils Own Pony Pal badge (provided while supplies last). Girls in each session will need to wear long pantsno shorts, capri pants or nylon pants. Girls may wear their own cowboy boots or we will provide them at the barn. Riding helmets are required and will be provided. Parents are not required to attend any of these sessions but are welcome to stay and observe. A health history and physical are NOT required.


Horses of Course: Horsin Around at Stevens Ranch GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATE: Sat. 6/22TImE: 1:00 - 3:00 pm OR DATE: Sat. 7/20TImE: 1:00 - 3:00 pm

Horsin Around is for Junior Girl Scoutswho want to learn all about horses. Never ridden before? Just a beginner? This session is perfect for you. Learn basic care, safety, build confidence and have a riding lesson in the covered arena. Come join in the fun and learn about proper western-style riding and safety around horses. Complete the steps for the Horse Fan badge (provided while supplies last).Girls in each session will need to wear long pantsno shorts, capri pants or nylon pants. Girls may wear their own cowboy boots or we will provide them at the barn. Riding helmets are required and will be provided. Parents are not required to attend any of these sessions but are welcome to stay and observe. A health history and physical are NOT required.


HEIDI VOSE817-869-0736 800-582-7272, ext. 1161 [email protected]

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LINDSAY POWER817-735-5312 800-582-7272, ext. 1205 [email protected]

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Crafty CrittersGRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Tues. 7/09 OR Wed. 7/10- Fri.7/12

This session is all about crafts! If youlike expressing your creativity by making friendship bracelets, lanyards, drawing and painting or anything else artistic, this is the place for you! Youll get to make some awesome crafts to take home and still enjoy a few other fun camp activities. General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Junior Jam GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Tues. 7/09 OR Wed. 7/10- Fri.7/12

Hey Juniors, this session is just foryou! Come enjoy a whirlwind three days and see what camp has to offer. Youll stay cool at the pool, make a craft or two, learn to shoot a bow and arrow at archery and more! General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/32

A Bugs LifeGRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 6/16 -Tues.6/18

Do you love exploring nature? Is yourbest friend a caterpillar? During this three day adventure, well grab our magnifying glasses and take a journey through the world of bugs! Youll learn about Stevens Ranchs eco-system on a bug-sized scale. Before you bug-out, youll also have time for a few other camp activities, too. General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Brownie Blitz GRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Tues. 6/18 OR Wed. 6/19 - Fri. 6/21 OR Sun. 7/07 - Tues. 7/09 OR Wed. 7/10- Fri.7/12

Calling all Brownie Girl Scouts: this camp is just for you! Youll get to experience all the things that make camping as a Brownie fun arts and crafts, exploring the world around you through nature activities, swimming (weather permitting) and more. Spend a whirlwind three days with us and find out what Brownie camping is all about! General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

Pixies Delight GRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Wed. 6/19 - Fri. 6/21

Follow the twinkling lights to the magical world of fairies! Learn about the importance of love, trust, and a little bit of pixie dust while making new friends and learning why fairies love our planet. Youll get to do a few other camp activities, too! General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Pixie-Sized Party at the Palace GRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 6/23 -Tues. 6/25

Your time might be short at Stevensbut you get to play with the big girls and party pint-sized, pixie style! You will enjoy activities that will pamper and relax you and then be a part of a fashion show where you get to bring your favorite stuffed friend. Plus we hope you will be tickled pink with your tie-dye as well. General program will vary for three day sessions based on the weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

Pretty, Pretty PrincessesGRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Wed. 6/26 - Fri. 6/28

Calling all Princesses, time to getpampered pretty! Tiaras will be included! Pink will be the color of the day for tie dye time, and you will have a chance to have your inner beauty shine by helping with a service project while learning about yourself. General program will vary for three day sessions based on the weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

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Wonders of Water: WOW! meGRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Tues. 7/16

Explore the wonderful world of water!Youll experience part of the Brownie Journey WOW! Wonders of Water along with all of the other wonderful things that camp has to offer like swimming, arts and crafts and more! General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

Dinos Rock!GRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Wed. 7/17 - Fri. 7/19

Welcome to the Stone Age, learnabout the land we call Stevens Ranch. We will dig up the past, hunt for pre-historic treasures and have a yabba-dabba do time! This session rocks! General program will vary for three day sessions based on the weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

Once Upon a CampGRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 7/21 - Tues. 7/23

Once upon a time in the magicalkingdom of Stevens Ranchsounds exciting, doesnt it? Youll write your own fairytale at camplearn all about fairytales from around the world, play games that children in other countries play, and make your time at camp magical! There will still be time for a few other activities, too! Dont miss out this will be an adventure to remember! General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

Wild, Wild WestGRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Wed. 7/24 - Fri. 7/26

Go wild playing Cowboys and Indians. We will blaze new trails while having fun horsing around. Paint the horses and help prepare them for the rodeo. Plus you get to cheer on the Cowgirl Up girls during the annual rodeo! Lots of fun and games for all during your stay at the ranch. General program will vary for three day sessions based on the weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

Splish SplashGRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Tues. 7/30 OR Wed. 7/31- Fri.8/02

Jump in and have a splash for thisshort and sweet session! Youll get to swim, play water games, and enjoy a few other camp activities, too. Join us at Stevens Ranch and enjoy your time at camp splishin and splashin and bobbin to the beat! General program for three day sessions will vary based on weekly schedule. A health history is required, not a physical.

FEE: $160 mIN/mAx: 4/24

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Little Camp on the Prairie GRADE: Entering grades 2-3DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03 ORGRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Wed. 7/31

Do you ever wonder what it wouldhave been like to live like the pioneers? You will learn to churn your own butter, milk a cow, and how to live like they did in times past. This week youll get to live in the Farm House and even earn the Farm House patch. Dont worryyoull still get to enjoy a few modern day resident camp activities, too!

FEE: $215 mIN/mAx: 4/12

mischief managed GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03

Do you wish your school days werefull of magic and adventure? Lucky youyou must have some felix felicitus lying around! Hogwarts is bringing summer school to Stevens Ranch! Enjoy a sampling of the classes youd take at Englands finest school of magicbrew up tasty potions, learn how to charm your friends, and compete in a Quidditch game or two!

FEE: $215 mIN/mAx: 4/32

Night Owls GRADE: Entering grades 6-8DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03mIN/mAx: 4/32 ORGRADE: Entering grades 9-12DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03mIN/mAx: 4/12

Be a night owl at camp! Explore camp by moonlightenjoy star gazing, night hiking, and a moonlight swim. Youll stay up late and sleep in a little in the morning, but get up in time to enjoy other camp activities.

FEE: $215

Pony Express GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03

Who wants to learn all about horses?Never ridden before? This session is perfect for you. Learn basic care, safety, build confidence and have a riding lesson in the covered arena and a trail ride. Join in the fun and learn about proper western-style riding and safety around horses. Play some games with the horses and be a part of the Pony Express. Completion of this session is NOT a pre-requisite to the CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) horse-focused sessions we offer at Stevens.

FEE: $250 mIN/mAx: 4/32

Soaring Among the Stars GRADE: Entering grades 2-5DATES: Sun. 6/30 - Wed. 7/03

Explore the night sky and learn all about stars! You will stargaze, play night games, learn about astronomy and even sleep out under the stars (weather permitting)! During the day you will have the chance to try all of the other fun activities camp has to offer.

FEE: $215 mIN/mAx: 4/24

All the Camps a Stage GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21

To camp or not to campthats aneasy question! If you love expressing yourself, being in the spotlight or behind the scenes and jumping into imaginary worlds, the answer is yes! Youll learn all about telling your story through drama, poetry, music and dance, and have the chance to shine at the talent show. Youll also have the chance to experience a few other fun camp activities.

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/16

Art Attack GRADE: Entering grades 4-8DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21

Join us this week for all things creativeyoull get to try your hand at ceramics, making advanced friendship bracelets, candle making, jewelry making, drawing, painting and more. Let your creative side shine!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/16

Take Aim GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21

Attention would-be archers: do youhunger to advance your skills? Its time to take up the bow, plant your feet in true archers stance, ready, aim, shoot, bulls eye! Learn or sharpen your skills and play interesting shooting games. Never a dull moment!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/16

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Horse Play GRADE: Entering grades 4-5DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28

Were not horsin around! Fourth andfifth graders can come and spend a week getting to know horses while learning basic horse skills. Play horse games with the ponies and even get to paint them. Completion of this session is NOT a pre-requisite to the CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) horse-focused sessions we offer at Stevens Ranch.

FEE: $370 mIN/mAx: 4/32

Party at the PalaceGRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28

You will feel pretty in pink this week participating in activities that will pamper and relax you until you feel truly like a glamazon. Show your inner beauty by helping with a service project. Treat yourself to a manicure or pedicure, try new hairstyles, pamper yourself with a massage, and learn to make candles. Enjoy a fashion parade and dance the night away at our party at the palace.

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/32

On a High Note GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21

Are you a diva? Do you dream ofstanding ovations after you sing? How would you like some voice coaching and choreography to help perfect your act? You will get to create a CD with your new friends. Learn lots of great camp songs, and finish out the week with a performance at the talent show. Listen for the applause!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/16

Camp Chic GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28

Your old socks and t-shirts will go fromdrab to fab this week! Learn all about fashion especially different tie dyeing techniquesand dye anything you bring to campt-shirts, bed sheets, socksits up to you! Youll also have a chance to try out some other camp activities. By the end of your session youll be camp chic!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/32

Horses, Horses, Horses GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 6/16 - Fri. 6/21 ORGRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

This is the first step in StevensRanchs CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) based series of sessions. Visit the barn dailyweather permit-tingand learn to groom a horse, basic horse care, tack basics and basic riding skills.

Some resident horse camp programs are designed for the Horsemanship Association Certification program and must be taken in progression. Stevens Ranch Horse Program progression: 1) Horses, Horses, Horses; 2) Horse Fan; 3) Lets Ride; 4) Born to Ride; and 5) Cowgirl Up.

FEE: $370 mIN/mAx: 4/32

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Can You Rough It? GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28

Prim is in! This session is in the primitive unit and is recommended only for experienced campers. First time campers might want to try another session first. Learn about primitive camping, lashing, eco-activities, outdoor gourmet cooking, stick cooking, buddy burners, reflector ovens, Dutch ovens and more. Get ready for roughing it made fun!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Horse FanGRADE: Entering grades 7-12DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12

Horse Fan girls will have horsewoman-ship lessons daily, weather permitting. Learn how to saddle a horse, basic horse nutrition, basic horse first aid and expand your horsewomanship skills and riding skills to include a sitting trot. You will also have the opportunity to work on CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) Level 1A skills.

Some resident horse camp programsare designed for the Horsemanship Association Certification program and must be taken in progression. Stevens Ranch Horse Program progression: 1) Horses, Horses, Horses; 2) Horse Fan; 3) Lets Ride; 4) Born to Ride; and 5) Cowgirl Up.

NOTE: Must have completed Horses, Horses, Horses.

FEE: $370 mIN/mAx: 4/28

Snap, Scrap, Click GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri.7/12

Capture Stevens Ranch through thelens of your camera. Snap your own photos on a snap shot scavenger hunt with your digital camera and make memories by taking pictures for yourself and camp. Learn basic digital techniques, and learn basic scrapbooking, plus how to use tools scrap bookers use to embellish beautiful pages.

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/16

CraftoramaGRADE: Entering grades 7-12DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12

Extreme crafting: try your hand at printmaking, making candles, learn how to make paper, do ceramics fired in our kiln, and jewelry making from nature. Put your skills and talents to a test. Show us how crafty you can be!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/16

Castaways GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12 OR Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Pack light, and be ready for adventures in creative camping. This is not for beginners and is perfect for girls who love to rough it and want to have fun and experience Stevens like no one else at resident camp does. In this session you will spend one night in your unit, and then one night in Pooh Circle, the Amphitheater, the Pool and then finish out with one night under the stars in Mars!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/12

GI Jane GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/19

Are you ready to push yourself to the max and be a part of a team? Youll work together to learn what teamwork is all about. Take a trip to try your hand at rock climbing, learn about fitness, and greet every morning ready to run!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/20

Hammocks and Ceramics GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/19

Sleep in a hammock by night if youchoose to or if youd like, just enjoy an afternoon nap in your hammock, swinging care free. Enjoy a stress free week being creative, working with your hands, and learning several ceramic techniques.

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/16

Prim and ProperGRADE: Entering grades 7-12DATES: Sun. 7/07 - Fri. 7/12

Western riding isnt the only thing youcan learn at Stevens Ranch. Spend a week learning the beginning skills of English riding including: proper position, balance, walk, trot, and maybe even canter, or experience 18 inch cross ties while maintaining harmony with your horse. The outfit isnt the only cool thing about English riding, come see for yourself.


Camping Outside the Box GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/19

Are you tired of the same old things at camp? Ready to try something completely new? Everything this week is too big to fit in the box! Youll play life-sized games, work with a team to complete quirky challenges, and still have time to enjoy a few normal camp activities. This week will be larger-than-life! Join us and come camp outside the box!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/32

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Its All Greek to me! GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 7/21 - Fri. 7/26

Take a journey back in time to live likethe Greeks! Youll explore Greek life through astronomy, express yourself through music, drama and art, and perfect your mastery of craftsman-ship while building a catapult. Well end the week with a feastby the time you leave camp, it will all be Greek to you!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Camp Top Chef GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 7/21 - Fri. 7/26

Lets get cooking! Help in the campkitchen and be a part of a cooks parade! Ingredients: a handful of girls, tasty treats, and enthusiastic instructors. Directions: bring all the ingredients together and blend with different ways to serve your creations. Cooking time: allow one week. Serves: the whole camp.

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Gimme a Clue GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 7/21 - Fri. 7/26

Are you into mysteries? Do you like to play the game of Clue? Are you interested in forensic science? Then come join the Stevens Ranch Investigation Team. Small little mishaps occur around our camp, and we need the best of the best to help solve them. So, pack your magnifying glass and come find out who dunnit.

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/32

Lets Ride GRADE: Entering grades 8-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri.7/19

Be at the barn on a daily basisweather permittingexpanding your horsewomanship and horse first aid knowledge, plus work on your CHA (Certified Horsemanship Associa-tion) level 1B riding skills. Learn to halt on command from a trot, posting and standing, two point trot, ride turns, reverses, circles at the walk and trot in correct riding form.

Some resident horse camp programs are designed for the Horsemanship Association Certification and must be taken in progression. Stevens Ranch Horse Program progression: 1) Horses, Horses, Horses; 2) Horse Fan; 3) Lets Ride; 4) Born to Ride; and 5) Cowgirl Up.

NOTE: Must have completed Horse Fan.

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Born to Ride GRADE: Entering grades 9-12DATES: Sun. 7/21 - Fri.7/26

Expand your horsewomanship skillsand knowledge while working on your CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) 2A riding skills. Learn riding patterns, while learning how to bridle your horses, your own tack check, and learn the standing two point and posting position trot as well as how to post the correct diagonal in level 2 form. Plus try your hand at the lope.

Some resident horse camp programs are designed for the Horsemanship Association Certification and must be taken in progression. Stevens Ranch Horse Program progression: 1) Horses, Horses, Horses; 2) Horse Fan; 3) Lets Ride; 4) Born to Ride; and 5) Cowgirl Up.

NOTE: Must have completed Lets Ride! or CHA Level 1 Certification.

FEE: $370 mIN/mAx: 4/16

ms. Woodworker GRADE: Entering grades 6-12DATES: Sun. 7/21 - Fri.7/26

Woodworking gives you a feeling of accomplishment. It is a thrill to say, I made it myself! Come learn how to use some basic tools, create some simple woodworking projects, and keep a level head about it. Help the planet, learn to use recycled materials in your projects. Dont worry, you wont miss out on other camp activities as well.

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Treasure Island GRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Ahoy, me mateys! Come aboard andsail with us to find treasures beyond your greatest imagination. You will have an opportunity to use compasses and go high tech with GPS to find our treasure. Several fun all camp activities such as shipwreck dinners, scavenger hunts, tug of war and pirate battles will keep you on your toes as we search for doubloons!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/32

make a SplashGRADE: Entering grades 4-12DATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

Lounge by the pool every day? Well maybe, but first lets do water aerobics, synchronized swimming, learn how to perfect your dive, learn steps to lifeguarding, purify and investigate water from the Brazos River, and enjoy lots of water games. Perfect time of year to make a splash and stay cool!

FEE: $315 mIN/mAx: 4/32

Amazing Race GRADE: Entering grades 7-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/26

Youve seen the show, now the Amazing Race comes to Stevens Ranch! Each day teams will try and outsmart each other with clues and compete in adventure challenges such as canoeing, tubing, horseback riding, hiking to special places in camp, capture the flag, and Geo-caching. Dont worry, between road blocks and races against time you will still get to relax and it will be amazing. Not recommended for those who attended Amazing Race in previous years.

FEE: $675 mIN/mAx: 4/12

Cowgirl Up! GRADE: Entering grades 9-12DATES: Sun. 7/14 - Fri. 7/26

This horse session includes a Stevens Ranch rodeo that you will help plan and participate in! In addition you will work on your CHA (Certified Horse-manship Association) level 2B skills, which includes being able to identify leads while in the lope and learning additional fun horse riding patterns while continuing to expand your knowledge of horse first aid and nutrition.

Some resident horse camp programs are designed for the Certified Horsemanship Association program and must be taken in progression. Stevens Ranch Horse Program progression: 1) Horses, Horses, Horses; 2) Horse Fan; 3) Lets Ride; 4) Born to Ride; and 5) Cowgirl Up.

NOTE: Must have completed Born to Ride or CHA level 2A Certification.


13-Day Camps

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SUmmER LITTLEJOHN806-589-5946 800-530-4957, ext. 2606 [email protected]

Information

high adventure Trips

Ever feel like venturing out and doing something extreme? Something like white water rafting, caving or backpacking? Join us on one of our High Adventure Trips!

GIRLS MUST BE 12 YEARS OLD OR OLDER BY TIME OF TRIPS AND BE IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION.

Before registering for ANY High Adventure Trips, please understand that there will be additional MANDATORY personal items that each girl will need to purchase. Watch for this information at www.gs-top.org.

Please contact Summer Littlejohn BEFORE registering if you have specific questions about the items that will need to be purchased. Additional information about MANDATORY items will be in the confirmation packet.

NOTE: Additional release forms and special packing lists will be sent in the confirmation packet.

We are currently accepting applicati

ons for High Adventure

Trip Leaders. HAT Leaders must hav

e experience with group

trip and travel, must be at least 21 ye

ars of age, have a basic

knowledge of outdoor cooking, hold c

urrent first aid and CPR

certification and be comfortable in th

e out-of-doors during

the summer months.

If you have a desire to serve as a High

Adventure Trip Leader,

please contact Summer Littlejohn fo

r more information.

Deadline to submit applications for H

AT Leaders is

April 15, 2012.

HAT Leaders

bam bam


Packs and Tracks GRADE: Girls must be 12 years old or olderDATES: Sun. 7/14 - Sun. 7/21**Note: This is an 8-day session

Our adventure will start at Camp RioBlanco at Crosbyton, TX. We will lace up our hiking boots and head towards the cool crisp Sacramento Mountains of New Mexico. We make our way to Mayhill, New Mexico where we will get to experience the Magic of Camp Mary White and start our backpacking adventure out of CMW. We will start in camp and learn our basic backpacking skills and then hit the trail for a 4 day backpacking adventure! Pack up your bag and get ready to make some tracks!

FEE: $500 mIN/mAx: 6/12

Cave Crawlers GRADE: Girls must be 12 years old or olderDATES: Sun. 7/28 - Fri. 8/02

We will start our adventure at CampRio Blanco. From there, we will pass through the Chihuahuan Desert and Guadalupe Mountains of southeast-ern New Mexico. You might never guess that there are more than 300 known caves beneath the surface. We will head underground to experience the wonders of the world beneath us. We will also check out some of the local sights in the area. This trip is not recommended for anyone with a fear of enclosed spaces, heights or getting a little cave dirt in your ears.

FEE: $425 mIN/mAx: 6/12

River Runners GRADE: Girls must be 12 years old or olderDATES: Sun. 6/09 - Fri. 6/14

Here is your chance to test yourwhitewater rafting skills! Start your adventure at Camp Kiwanis in Amarillo and then head north to the beautiful mountains of Colorado. Prepare for an adventure of a lifetime!

NOTE: This trip is NOT recommended for anyone who has a fear of water.

FEE: $500 mIN/mAx: 8/16

Clip and Zip GRADE: Girls must be 12 years old or olderDATES: Sun. 6/23 - Fri. 6/28

Our adventure will start at Camp RioBlanco at Crosbyton, TX. We will load up the vans and head north to the Colorado Rockies and start our rock climbing adventure. After we clip in to tackle the rocks we will then take to the skies to zip from cliff to cliff between the pine and aspen trees.

NOTE: This trip is NOT recommended foranyone who has a fear of heights.

FEE: $550 mIN/mAx: 8/16

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A Few Camp Basics

All resident campers are screened at check-in: temperature is recorded, feet and heads are checked. Campers will need to have had a physical after August 2012 prior to attending camp.

The proper physical or health history form, and instructions, are mailed or emailed in the confirmation packet. No camper, child or adult, is admitted to camp without the proper physical or health history form completed and signed.

Each camp has procedures in place to monitor and respond to weather conditions to ensure the health and safety of campers.

Health centers are

staffed with a cam

p

nurse/health supe

rvisor. All superviso

ry

staff is First Aid/CP

R trained. For all ca

mps,

emergency care is

available at a near

by

clinic/hospital.

Campers attendin

g a 3 day or shorte

r

session will need o

nly a health histor

y.

sr horses of Cour

se sessions only n

eed

a signed permissi

on slip and a waive

r.

These forms will b

e provided separa

tely.

Campers attendin

g a 4 day or longer

session will need a

health history an

d a

physical after aug

ust 2012 prior to

attending camp. T

hese forms will be

provided separate

ly.

H e a l t h & S a fe ty

V i s i to r s / P h o n e C a l ls

We invite camp families to visit during the scheduled

camp open houses (see pages 4-6), view the facilities,

and meet the staff. Visitors are welcome at

that time.

During r

esident

camp al

l

camper

s will be

very bu

sy. For

this rea

son, it is

not con

venient

for paren

ts or frie

nds to v

isit

during t

he camp

ing sess

ion.

Parents

underst

and tha

t

problem

s develo

p when

some ca

mpers

may hav

e

visitors

while o

thers d

o

not. We

know th

at every

parent w

ill coope

rate

in cons

idering t

he best

interest

s of all c

ampers.

To limit

unnece

ssary int

erruptio

n

during r

esident

camp, c

ampers

are

not per

mitted

to bring

cell ph

ones,

tablet c

omput

ers, e-R

eaders,

music

players,

etc. to

camp. T

hese ite

ms

will be c

ollected

, labeled

with the

camper

s name,

and kep

t in the

camp

office fo

r safe k

eeping u

ntil dep

arture d

ay.

Please li

mit inco

ming ca

lls to em

ergency

calls on

ly.

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Badge Wo

rk Each girl

will have

the oppor

tunity to w

ork on bad

ges

appropria

te to her g

rade level

while at

camp. Girls

may or m

ay not com

plete an

entire bad

ge while at

camp due

to the

wide varie

ty of activ

ities offer

ed. Some

follow-up w

ork may be

done in th

e troop

or at ho

me. Please

keep in m

ind that

weath

er does ha

ve an effec

t on some

acti

vities, esp

ecially sw

imming,

ho

rseback rid

ing and the

c

hallenge c

ourse.

Camp Buddies Resident camp is a great place to meet new people and make new friends. Many girls like to come to camp with a friend from home. A camper may request one buddy with her camp registration. Be sure to fill in the Buddy Request line on the registration online or paper form with the buddys name. Both girls will need to list the same buddy. The buddy must be attending the same session/date and be in the same grade as specified on the session information.

Expected Camp

Behavior

Campers exhibit

ing inappropriate

behavior (such a

s biting, using pr

ofanity,

bullying, hitting,

refusing to partic

ipate

or to follow direc

tions, or creating

an

unsafe environm

ent) will be sent

home

with no refund. C

ampers will be e

xpected

to sign the Cam

per Behavior Ag

reement.

All specific drop off and pick up times will be listed for

each session in the Parent Handbook.

The goal of our camps is to provide a success-ful experience for all girls. Parents are request-ed to communicate with the appropriate camp director about campers with any special needs or disabilities so that your camper can eat, sleep, play and learn as comfortably as every girl at camp. This enables the camp to make every effort to accommodate those needs with appropriate staff.

It is imperative that the camp director has advance notice of the needs of a camper with a disability so that we can adequately prepare for the camper, if at all possible.

C a m p Sta f f

Staff members are

selected for their

interest and

ability to work with

young people, to t

each and

share skills, their w

illingness to be pa

rt of a team,

their commitment

to the values of ho

nesty,

respect, caring an

d responsibility an

d their

appreciation of di

verse groups of gir

ls.

All staff meets the

age and skill certifi

cation

standards require

d by GSUSA. Work

history,

personal referenc

es and criminal ba

ckground

checks are condu

cted prior to empl

oyment.

Staff attends an in

tensive six day pre

-camp

orientation where t

hey learn or review

camping

skills, risk manage

ment and safety pr

ocedures

including First Aid

and CPR, the Girl S

cout Program,

human relations, a

nd communication

skills.

Specially qualified

staff directs the p

ool, horseback

riding, canoeing, a

nd trip activities.

Campers withSpecial Needs

Drop Off and Pick Up

Times

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Parents and guardians sometimes have a difficult time sending their daughters to resident camp. The following questions will help in your decision-making. Can you relax and enjoy yourself when your girl sleeps overnight away from home? Are you prepared to be away from your daughter for several days? Are you willing to have your daughter participate in camp kapers (chores) such as setting tables, cleaning the cabin, sweeping, picking up trash, and cleaning the bathroom? Are you confident in your daughters ability to take care of herself, make her own bed, and keep track of her own belongings? Do you believe that camp provides girls with a fun and rewarding experience that builds self-worth and independence? Are you willing to trust the camp staff with the care of your daughter?

If your daughter has never spent the night away from home, you may want to start her with a day camp or a short stay such as 1 or 2 nights at resident camp. After that she can progress into whatever length of camp she desires.

Please include your camper in the decision- making process so that she is aware of the length of stay. Do not promise her she can come home early if she does not like camp in the first couple of days. We will work with your camper to help her adjust; however, if she refuses to eat, stay adequately hydrated, or cannot adjust to camp life after 48 hours, she will need to be picked up.

Is my

daughter

ready for

resident

camp?

Am I rea

dy

for my

daughter

to attend

Resident

Camp? Although age is one factor in readiness

for resident camp, a childs maturity level and personality are more important indicators. Talk to your child. If she is enthusiastic about attending, she will probably enjoy camp. The following questions may help in determining readiness for resident camp.

What if my camper is

homesick? Can she come home?

Is Your Family Ready for Camp?

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Has your daughter ever been away from home for more than one night without family members? Can she keep up with her personal belongings? Can she take care of her own basic hygiene needs such as showering, toileting, and brushing her teeth without assistance? Can she cope with unfamiliar people, new places, and group schedules? Does she enjoy making new friends? Does she like group situations? Does she enjoy being outdoors? Can she see mosquitoes, bugs, or other nature friends without being frightened?

Girls love to receive mail from home while they are at camp. Parents/guardians may leave letters with the camp staff during check-in to be distributed during the week. Mail is distributed once a day. Please focus messages on the positives of camp: friendship, new experiences/stories, new foods, etc. Families may also register at Bunk1.com to view pictures of their campers at camp, purchase prints of those pictures, and send Bunk Notes to their campers! Registration and viewing is free; Bunk Notes and printed pictures are an optional, low cost fee. More information about Bunk1 will be sent with registration confirmation.

Camp is a great place to have fun, meet new friends, and learn new skills.

At Girl Scout camp you might learn to swim, ride a horse, make a clay pot, paddle a canoe, go on a hike, learn how to create a new computer program or use a global positioning system, make jewelry, or learn about the plants and animals in the area.

Camp is a place where you learn to live and work with other girls, and prepare for the challenges of everyday life. Many camps have special themes for each session, and there is always an element of girl planning for every program.

At Girl Scout camp, girls are active members of our camp community and are assigned daily chores or kapers. Kapers may include picking up trash, collecting firewood, setting the table and cleaning the bathrooms.

What kinds

of activities

do you do at

camp?

Can I contact my daughter at camp?

What are kapers?

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Set up your online user account NOW at register.gs-top.org before registration opens!

The camp sessions will be available for viewing by March 1st and available for registering April 1st at 2:00am.

Registering for camp just got easier with real-time open spots and the ability to pay for camp with Cookie Bucks ONLINE! Plus, every camp session listed has an up-to-date tally of spots remaining which makes it simple to find a camp session that accommodates you. Plus, after payment, you can rest assured because youve instantly been accepted into your session and will receive an email confirmation.

Its NEW! Online RegistrationIts Simple!No more paper forms to fill out!No waiting and wondering!And youre helping Girl Scouts GO GREEN!

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1. Go to register.gs-top.org2. If you are a member or have been a member

in the past 4 years click on Current or Past members.

3. Enter the first name, last name and email address on file of the person you want to create the account for.4. An email will be sent to this address.5. Open the email and click on the link. It will direct you to a page to create your user name

and password. (Passwords must be at least 7 characters with at least 1 letter and 1 number.)

7. You are now logged into the site. You will see the user name in the upper right hand corner.

8. Next, make sure your membership is current. If not, purchase it now by clicking on

Register Now.9. Then follow step number 3 below to register

for your camp choices.

Step by Step Instructions to set up an online account

and find camp sessions:Current members setting up a new online user accountFor current members in the last 4 years.

1. Go to register.gs-top.org2. Click on New members.3. You will create your record in our

database along with a user name and password. Once you are logged in, you can purchase your 2013 membership by clicking on Join Now. Your membership will be paid in a separate transaction from your camp sessions.

4. Then follow step number 3 below to register for your camp choices.

1. Log in at register.gs-top.org2. Now that you are logged into the system, you can go to the camp sessions by clicking Camp Activities on the left sidebar.3. From there you will be able to choose what camp you would like to attend, the session length, and then the grade level of your daughter.4. Once you have found the session(s) you would like to attend and there are places still available click the Add to Cart button.

To save your spot, you will need to pay a $25.00 deposit for each session you choose. If you are going to apply any cookie bucks, select the choice to Apply Cookie Bucks and we will invoice you for the balance.

If you are paying the total cost of camp by cookie bucks, please enter 2013CookieBuck in the promo code window and it will waive the $25.00 deposit. When applying your cookie bucks, if we find you do not have enough to cover the full cost of the session, we will add back the $25.00 and you will see this reflected in your invoice.

Your instant confirmation email will contain links to all theforms you will need for your daughter to attend camp including the camp physical form, and parent handbook.

if you already have an online account

if you are new to Girl scouts

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Why is there a $25.00 non-refundable deposit?This is the camp processing fee which holds the session you selected.

Im not a Girl Scout - can I register for camp online?Yes! Just setup your online account and purchase a $12 membership. Then you can register for camp.

Im a current member but I got the message Member not found what does that mean?This means we do not have your email address on file. Please go to www.gs-top.org/webform and submit your email address so we can add it to your record. Then youll be able to setup your account. Or call the help desk at 855-266-0759 and we can add it while on the phone. (The help desk is open during normal GS-TOP business hours.)

When to RegisterOnline camp registration opens the

morning of April 1st, at 2:00 a.m.No Fooling!

The registration system automatically launches at that time and we have no way of making it

later during the day. So, we imagine there will be a handful of

loyal camping enthusiasts staying up late to register. The online system does require a credit card

or debit card for payment.

ONLINE camp registration opens the

morning of april 1st, at 2:00 a.m.

I dont know how many cookies my daughter sold or we are combining sisters cookie bucks.You do not need the cookie buck certificate to use the cookie bucks for online registration.Register and pay the $25.00 deposit. We will apply the cookie bucks after you have registered and if you do have enough for the full amount the $25.00 will be returned.

I still have questions about online registration. Whom should I contact?Please contact our online registration helpdesk at 855-266-0759 or email [email protected] . Rememberthe help desk is open during regular GS-TOP business hours.

I want to register for camp with my friend? What about Camp Buddies? There is an option for listing a buddy on both online registration and paper registration forms. Be sure to fill in the Buddy Preference line on the registration online or paper form with your buddys name. Both girls will need to list the same buddy. The buddy must be attending the same session/date and be in the same grade as specified on the session information.

Online Registration FAqs

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Online registration opens at 2:00 a.m. on April 1, 2013. All paper-work (health forms, parent handbook, etc.) will be sent via e-mail, so make sure to include a legible/current e-mail address.

Alternate Registration (paper forms)If you do not have access to a computer, you may request paper registration forms by contacting your local office or downloading them online at www.gs-top.org/forms under the Outdoor Education section.

Also, there are computers at the registration office that are open to members for registering online. We highly recommend online registration as it is the quickest way to ensure placement .

Paper registrations may be sent in prior to April 1, 2013, but processing of these paper forms and all placements will begin on April 1. After this date, registrations will be processed daily.

Paper and online registrations will be accepted up to 7 days prior to the start date of a session provided a physical exam can be conducted and there is open space in the camp session. The camp fee will also need to be paid in full if registering within the 2 week deadline.

Session ConfirmationSession confirmations will be sent via email immediately after registration either online or by paper. Please make sure to include a valid email address. If no email address is provided the confirmation will be mailed, but receipt could be up to 3 weeks.

Session CancellationShould Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains cancel a session for any reason, all registered participants will be notified. A full refund will be issued or you will have the opportunity to sign up for another available date.

Reasons for cancellation may include inclement weather or lack of registration. Weather notification can be as late as 24 hours before the session is scheduled to begin.

Waiting ListsOnline: You will know if there are spots available as the numbers on the website are current as of that moment. If no space is available, you can either choose a different session or choose to be placed on the wait list. The wait list does require the $25.00 deposit but it will be refunded if your daughter is not placed.

Paper Forms: If your daughter cannot be placed from the choices listed with her registration, she will be placed on a waiting list for the first session. Participants will be notified if they are placed on a waiting list. If a

Attention Registrar

Stevens Ranch4901 Briarhaven Rd.

Fort Worth, TX 76109

Fax: 817-735-5305

Attention Registrar

Camp Kiwanis6011 West 45th Ave.

Amarillo, TX 79109

Fax: 806-356-0099

Attention Registrar


2567 74th St.Lubbock, TX 79432

Fax: 806-748-0769

girl is on the waiting list and cannot be placed you will receive a full refund.

Cancellation/Refund PolicyDeposits are non-refundable. A full refund, including deposit, is made only if a camper cannot be placed in a program or if it is necessary to cancel the program.

No refunds are granted to campers who do not show up for the camp session and who do not follow these procedures.

Refunds, minus the deposit, will be issued if notification of cancellation is received at any of the Councils Regional Offices at least 7 days prior to the event. No refunds will be issued if cancellation is made less than 7 days prior to event. This includes sessions paid for with Cookie Bucks.

If you cancel within 7 days of the first day of a camp session a full refund, minus the deposit, will be made for medical reasons only. A writtenrequest for a refund, accompanied by a doctors statement, must be received within 30 days of the cancellation to receive

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