Crafty Critters | Ages 10-11
In Crafty Critters Camp, Juniors ages 10–11 will explore their artistic side through a variety of fun and nature-inspired projects while working toward the Junior Outdoor Art badge. Campers will get creative with hands-on crafts like stained glass plates and other outdoor-themed artwork, all while enjoying classic camp activities throughout the week. Campers will sleep in bunkhouses, and the session will end with an art gallery showcase on Friday morning, where girls can proudly display their masterpieces for friends and family.
Fee: $375/$420 per camper
Treble in the Trees | Ages 12-17
Open to 12–17-year-olds, Treble in the Trees invites Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors to spend the week learning songs, building confidence, and preparing a special performance for their families on Friday morning. While working toward the Public Speaker or Troupe Performer badge, girls will strengthen their stage presence and teamwork skills through fun, engaging rehearsals. Campers will sleep in bunkhouses and enjoy traditional camp activities like swimming, hiking, and evening campfires for a well-rounded, music-filled adventure.
Fee: $400/$445 per camper
Spotlight & S'mores | Ages 12-17
Open to 12–17-year-olds, Spotlight & S’mores invites Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors to take center stage as they work together to put on a full play for the camp on Thursday and a special performance for families Friday morning. Throughout the week, girls will dive into all aspects of theater—rehearsing lines, designing costumes, building sets, and learning the fundamentals of stage performance. While working toward their Public Speaker or Troupe Performer badge, they’ll also enjoy classic camp fun like campfires, swimming, plenty of s’mores, and sleeping in bunkhouses!
Fee: $400/$445 per camper
Counselor-in-Training (CIT 2) | Ages 16-17
Must be at least 16 years old by June 1st. CIT 2 is a 2-week session! Complete the transition from camper to counselor through the CIT Program. As a CIT 2, you will be sharpening your camp skills; working with younger campers and learning about camper behaviors and how to manage them, leading songs and games; activity and unit planning, activity implementation, and strengthening your leadership skills; learning to work with your peers, and the counselors at camp; and meeting challenges and reaching goals of your own. You may be invited to do an internship during session 3 after completing the 2-week session. CIT 2 will stay in the CIT unit. Must have previously completed CIT 1, complete the application to attend. Campers will earn the CIT 2 Pin.
Fee: $550/$595 per camper
Registration will be on CampDoc and will open on December 15, 2025 at 6:00 a.m. .
