Types of Summer Camp

Resident Camp (A.K.A. overnight camp): Great for grades 2-12, Resident Camp gives camperes the unique opportunity to discover their strengths and seek challenges all while having a great time. They stay overnight at one of our camp locations for 4, or 6 nights and attend by themselves or with a friend. Campers can choose camps that focus on their interests.

Troop Camp: Campers attend summer camp with their Girl Scout troop, troop leader, and troop volunteers. Our camp staff lead the activities and coordinate meals—no training or experience is needed. Troop camp is an opportunity to bond, work together, and support one another as girls build campfires, go boating, practice archery, hike, do arts and crafts, and more.

Family Camp: Campers attend summer camp along with an adult and spend the night (or two) at one of our camp locations. This can be with their mother, father, guardian, grandparent, aunt, uncle—any adult they have an important relationship with. These camps give families the opportunity to explore all that summer camp has to offer while enjoying quality time together.

Day Camp: Campers attend summer camp for a single day—by themselves or with a friend—and do not stay overnight. Our council-led day camps have a little something for everyone. Whether you want to learn new skills—like campfire cooking—play teambuilding games, or make art, you're sure to find something that fits your interests.

Volunteer-Led Day Camp: These are all volunteer-planned and volunteer-led, single-day camps held in various regions throughout our council. If you are interested in these opportunities, please connect with your troop leader or community/area leaders.