The Girls Scouts of Northeast Texas’ Five

Camps Stacy Cary

Introduction Stacy Stine Cary, a multi-industry investor and Tech Wildcatters

mentor, is extremely active in her Texas community. Beyond providing support to a number of community and charitable organizations, Stacy Cary is a cookie mom and regular volunteer with the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas.

Dedicated to helping girls build confidence and character, Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas (GSNETX) maintains a number of programs and camps. The organization currently has five different camps available to local girl scouts:

1. Camp K: also known as Camp Kadohadacho, Camp K covers 150 acres of land on Lake Texoma in Pottsboro. The site maintains a fire circle, amphitheater, and bathhouse; campers stay in their own tents. Additionally, the lake offers swimming and canoeing activities.

Girls Scouts 2. Camp Bette Perot: located in Palestine, Camp Bette Perot

offers lodges, platform tents, and cabins to campers. It features a swimming pool and ropes course and offers several other activities, including horseback riding.

3. Camp Whispering Cedars: a lodge and cabin camp, Camp Whispering Cedars is a popular spot near Dallas for hiking and earning various scout patches, such as the GeoScouting Whispering Cedars Patch. Campers can also enjoy the site’s swimming pool and archery range.

4. Camp Gambill: home to a mini-golf course and sand volleyball court, Camp Gambill in Sumner is a great spot for scouts looking for a bit of adventure. The site maintains updated cabins for its campers and offers kayaking and canoeing.

Conclusion 5. Camp Rocky Point: also on Lake

Texoma, Camp Rocky Point is a great waterfront camp in Denison. Scouts stay in platform tents, many of which overlook the water, and can go sailing, swimming, or enjoy a wide range of other water activities.