Girl Scout
Camp Guide
SUMMER
2024
courage
condence
character
What’s in the Camp Guide?
GSNEO Camps ...................... 4
Summer Camp FAQ .............. 6
Camp Ledgewood
Overnight Camp .................... 8
Camp Ledgewood
One-Day Programs ...............14
Camp Ledgewood
Week-Long Day Camp ........ 17
Camp Timberlane
Overnight Camp .................. 18
CORE Camp ......................... 24
Family Camp ....................... 26
Community Day Camps ...... 28
Camp Care Packages .......... 32
Trading Post ........................ 33
Sandusky
Erie
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Mahoning
Carroll
Stark
Portage
Columbiana
Tuscarawas
Lake
Huron Medina
Summit
Seneca
GSNEO Service Center
or Ofce
Camp Timberlane
Camp Ledgewood
Camp Sugarbush
GSNEO Ofce Locations:
GSNEO Corporate Ofce
One Girl Scout Way
Macedonia, OH 44056
GSNEO Service Center
6111 S Broadway Ave
Lorain, OH 44053
GSNEO Service Center
1010 Applegrove St NW
North Canton, OH 44720
GSNEO Service Center
8580 South Ave
Youngstown, OH 44514
Where to Find Us
GSNEO Customer Care
customercare@gsneo.org
800-852-4474
Marketing Submissions
marketing@gsneo.org
We want to see your photos and memories!
Email your program, event, troop,
family, service unit, or girl photos to
marketing@gsneo.org. Ensure you have
permission to take and submit the photo(s)
from ALL participants in the photo, and
you could be featured on GSNEO social
media or in GSNEO publications!
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Beth ‘Dew Drop’ Stokley
Camp Timberlane Director
Beth attributes her life lled
with adventures and exploring
to Girl Scouts. She is passionate
about exploring the natural world,
particularly with children. As a result,
she has worked in several states as an Outdoor
Instructor, leading children’s excursions through
State and National Parks, and encouraging them to
explore and engage with their surroundings. Her love
of the outdoors can be traced to her home camp as
a Girl Scout, Camp Timberlane, where she has fond
memories of service unit camp outs and summer
camp over nights. She started working at Camp
Timberlane as a Kitchen Aid and worked her way
up to Camp Director. Beth attended Wright State
University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in
Earth and Environmental Science. She wholeheartedly
believes Girl Scout camp is a special place where girls
can try new things and be silly, while learning about
themselves and the world
around them. She’s looking
forward to seeing you all
at camp and on
the trails this
summer!
Julia ‘Blondie’ Koenig
Camp Ledgewood Director
Julia’s Girl Scout journey began in
second grade—as a Brownie—in
Springboro, Ohio. She grew up
attending Camp Stonybrook, where
she worked through the Program Aide
and Counselor in Training programs. She
realized early on what a profound impact Girl Scouts
can create. Julia says her passion for spontaneity,
authenticity, and courage were all sparked at Girl Scout
camp. She worked as a member of camp staff at
Camp Libbey and Camp Whip Poor Will, and oversaw
Community Day Camps as a Program Manager at Girl
Scouts of Western Ohio in Toledo. With a passion for
fostering independence, growth, and empowerment,
Julia brings a vibrant energy to her new role as
Camp Director with GSNEO. She believes that nature
brings out the best in people, especially youth. She
has watched the camp experience transform Girl
Scouts by pushing them into new challenges; building
character, teamwork, and self-discovery. Julia earned
her bachelor’s degree from Miami University in Oxford,
Ohio. Her leadership style is marked by inclusivity and
innovation, constantly seeking new ways to enrich the
camping experience for every Girl Scout. Julia loves to
stargaze, hang out on the high ropes course, and make
friendship bracelets. She is excited to see the joy that
camp will bring this year!
Welcome to Camp!
Sugarbush
Timberlane
Ledgewood
Dear Caregivers,
Welcome to Girl Scouts of North East Ohio’s 2024
Summer Camp Guide! We can’t wait to return to camp
this summer for more Girl Scout adventures and to
connect with old friends while making new ones.
Camp is more than just a summer getaway; it’s a
vibrant time of discovery, growth, friendship, and
independence while making memories that will last
a lifetime. Each day at camp is a new opportunity for
exploration and learning. For laughter that echoes
through the trees. And for discovering the wonders
of nature.
No matter which camp(s) your Girl Scout chooses—
or whether she stays a day, a week, or longer—our
qualied camp staff are committed to fostering a
safe environment where campers can be themselves,
interact with girls (and adults) from different
backgrounds, and develop outdoor skills. We regularly
review guidance from the American Camp Association
(ACA), the State of Ohio, and local health departments
to create an operating plan for the safest experience for
your camper.
Our 2024 summer camps meet girls where they are,
with tons of programming options to choose from!
With every Girl Scout program, we encourage girls
to step out of their comfort zones and build courage,
condence, and character that will stay with them long
after the summer sun sets
Yours in Girl Scouting,
GSNEO Camp Staff
Want a sneak peek of camp?
Camp Sugarbush
6515 Route 88
Kinsman, OH 44428
Camp Sugarbush is located in
Kinsman (Trumbull County), and
encompasses nearly 200 acres of
natural space. This camp features
a dining hall and activity center,
a swimming pool with shower
house, low ropes course, target
sports range, astronomy building,
sports activity court, and newly-
expanded lake for introductory
canoeing.
Housing units include cabins,
platform tents with roofs, and
covered wagons. The units have a
common space for group activities,
campre circle and/or replace,
latrines, and a wash area with sinks.
NOTE: Troop Camping and
Community Day Camps only.
Camp Ledgewood
7047 Akron-Peninsula Rd
Peninsula, OH 44264
Camp Ledgewood is located in
Peninsula (Summit County), within
the boundaries of the Cuyahoga
Valley National Park. This 400-acre
camp features newly-renovated
Low Lodge dining hall, Chickadee
Program Center, swimming pool
with shower house, low and high
ropes courses, zipline, target sports
range, hiking trails, amphitheater,
and Lake Loomis for canoeing,
kayaking, and nature studies.
Housing units include traditional
or modern cabins, platform tents,
covered wagons, and adirondacks.
The units have a common space
for group activities, campre circle
and/or replace, latrines or indoor
bathroom, and a wash area with
sinks.
Camp Timberlane
13408 Green Rd
Wakeman, OH 44889
Camp Timberlane is located in
Wakeman (Erie County), within
the beautiful Firelands Reserve.
This 324-acre camp includes
miles of hiking trails, creeks,
and ravines. It features Stocker
Lodge dining hall, swimming pool
with shower house, splash pad,
Edgewater Program Center, target
sports range, observatory, low
ropes course, amphitheater, nature
center, primitive camping site, and
a meandering lake that's ideal for
boating.
Housing units include unique
cabins, platform tents, and a yurt.
The units have a common space
for group activities, campre circle
and/or replace, indoor bathrooms,
and a wash area with sinks.
Sunset Summer Sampler
$20 Camp Ledgewood Camp Timberlane
June 12, 5:00-9:00 PM June 13, 5:00-9:00 PM
Come celebrate the beginning of summer camp with this special evening of outdoor fun. Meet the camp staff and try
out some classic camp activities. Campers will rotate through stations with crafts, games, and hiking. Some age-level
specic activities may be offered such as archery second grade and up) and boating (fourth grade and up). The evening
will end with a special campre with plenty of camp songs and silly skits. Campers may attend with their troop or
individually. This is not a drop off program. Adult chaperones are required.
Open
House
4/21/24
2:00-4:00 PM
Open
House
5/5/24
2:00-4:00 PM
Open
House
4/28/24
2:00-4:00 PM
Come to our camp open house events and see what camp is like. These are family-friendly! Whether you are interested
in troop camping or overnight camp, our volunteers and overnight camp staff will lead you and your family on tours
of each camp. Stay the afternoon and we’ll provide the campre and s’mores, along with a few other activities!
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Types of Programs
We offer a wide variety of programs for campers of all ages and comfort levels.
Please note that not all programs are available for all age levels.
Grade in
Fall 2024
Girl Scout
Level
must be 5 years old and have completed Kindergarten by June 1, 2024 to register
Summer Camp Overview
One Day Programs
Me & My Guy
Just Us Girls
Week-long Day Camp
CORE Camp
Overnight Camp
– mini week
Overnight Camp
– full week
Daisy
Brownie
Junior
Cadette
Senior
Ambassador
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How
Long? Program
1 day,
no overnight One Day Programs
1 day,
no overnight Me & My Guy
1 day,
no overnight Just Us Girls
1.5 days,
1 overnight Just Us Girls
5 days,
no overnight
Week-long
Day Camp
2 ⁄ days,
2 nights CORE Camp
4 days,
3 nights
Overnight Camp–
mini week
6 days,
5 nights
Overnight Camp–
full week
Program
Age Levels
Programs are specically
designed to meet the social,
emotional, and physical needs
of each age group. In order
to create the best possible
experience, please register your
camper for a program within
their age level (based on the
grade they will be entering in fall
2024). See chart to determine
which camps your Girl Scout
can attend.
Sugarbush
Timberlane
Ledgewood
Important Notice!
New this summer camp
season, our camp team
will be uploading summer
camp photos to Rallyhood
instead of on GSNEO’s
Facebook page.
To join the Summer Camp
Rally to see your camper’s
photos, please visit
gsneo.org/rallyhood
your camp session. Please note,
there is a $25 administration fee to
change overnight camp sessions.
Participants who request a refund 45
days or more before a camp session
will receive a refund. Deposits made
on overnight camp sessions are
nonrefundable. Refunds are not
given within 45 days of a program,
or if a member doesn’t attend the
event. Prorated refunds are not given
if a member doesn’t attend the full
program. In some cases, a partial
refund may be granted for family
or medical emergencies; however,
notication must be given before
the event and followed up with a
written request within two weeks.
Occasionally, GSNEO must change
or cancel a program. If this happens,
we’ll notify you as soon as possible
and provide either a full refund of the
camp reservation fee or placement
into an alternate session.
Pathway Passes
Pathway Passes are rewards earned
by Girl Scouts through participation
in council-sponsored product sale
programs and other activities. Codes
for earned passes are delivered
electronically. Detailed information
about retrieving Pathway Pass
codes is available at gsneo.org.
Pathway Passes must be applied to
the program at time of registration
in the eld labeled discount code
during check out. Multiple codes
may be used by entering all of
them, separated by a comma(s).
Pathway Passes earned from the
most recent Girl Scout Cookie
Program are available after April 14.
Payments made for programs prior
to Cookie Program Pathway Passes
being issued are not eligible for
reimbursement. Pathway Passes may
be applied to outstanding overnight
camp balances after the initial order
Payment
Full payment is due at the time of
registration for all Summer Camp
programs, except for Overnight
Camp, CORE Camp, and Week-Long
Day Camp at Camp Ledgewood.
Overnight Camp and Week-Long
Day Camp at Camp Ledgewood
require a nonrefundable deposit of
$75 per participant to secure space
in each session requested, with the
remaining balance due no later than
thirty (30) days prior to program
start date. Payments and deposits
may be made by credit card, debit
card, or Pathway Passes. CORE
Camp requires a deposit of $40
per participant with the remaining
balance due no later than thirty (30)
days prior to program start date.
Payments and deposits may be made
by credit card, debit card, or Pathway
Passes.
Payments made with Pathway Passes
will reduce the total amount due.
Pathway Passes are not applied to the
initial deposit. If there is a remaining
balance above the initial deposit
due after passes have been added, a
nonrefundable deposit must be paid
at the time the order is placed.
Additional spending money may be
required for some camp sessions.
This is noted with a ‘$$’.
Refunds & Rescheduling
To reschedule or cancel your
camp registration, contact the
registration department via email
at customercare@gsneo.org. Please
include your registration number
and we’ll do our best to help you
reschedule. It’s best to make changes
to your camp registration as far in
advance as possible. We may not
be able to accommodate changes
that occur within two weeks of
Registration
Registration opens on February 6,
2024, at 6:00 AM. Programs are lled
on a rst-registered, rst-served
basis. The online system indicates
program capacity and remaining
spaces available as well as a waitlist.
Choose the ‘Events Calendar’ icon
to nd a program. Programs are
searchable by name, category, and
date. First time visitors to GSNEO’s
online registration must become a
registered user by creating a prole
and password when prompted during
the registration process. Once you
complete this step, your information
will be stored and available for future
registrations. Choose your program,
add girl and adult participants, then
proceed through payment options.
Be sure to complete your order, you
will receive an email registration
conrmation. Programs may be
canceled if the minimum number of
participants is not met.
Waitlists
Being placed on a waitlist does
not guarantee placement into the
program. Waitlists are dependent on
cancellations being received. If you
are removed from the waitlist and
placed into a camp, you will receive
an email notication with links to
make payment. Notications will
come from noreply@doubleknot.com.
Please check spam/junk folders and
mark this as a safe sender.
Membership
All participants in Summer Camp
programs must be a registered
Girl Scout. Any adult spending the
night for a family or troop program
must be a registered Girl Scout and
have an approved background
check. To complete membership
registration, visit gsneo.org/join.
Summer
Camp FAQ
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has been placed. If passes are added
after the initial order is placed or
in addition to passes already being
added, you must add them to the list
of codes already included in the order
and then click apply. Removing codes
from the discount box will remove
them from the order.
Scoutship
Families that have a nancial need
may apply once per year, per camper
for Scoutship assistance. Limited
funds are available to support
participation in council-sponsored
programs and events. To apply,
complete the Scoutship application
and submit the request. Scoutship
candidates must be in good nancial
standing with GSNEO and GSUSA,
and current registered members.
Scoutship requests are limited to one
(1) summer camp program, which
exceeds $100 in cost per camper,
per registration, and is subject
to availability of funds. For more
information on GSNEO Scoutship,
visit gsneo.org and use search word:
SCOUTSHIP.
Camp Buddies
We know that it’s important for
some Girl Scouts to attend camp
with a friend! GSNEO will do our
best to accommodate all requests for
campers to attend Summer Camp
programs with their designated
buddy. When registering, EACH
camper must list their buddy in the
designated area in the registration
system. Buddies must be registered
for the same camp session of
appropriate age level for both
campers. Only one buddy request
will be accepted for each program
registration.
Camp Staff
Our dedicated camp staff is on-
site to guide each participant’s
camp experience. A diverse staff
is recruited locally, nationally, and
internationally. All staff are screened,
receive background checks, and are
at least 18 years old. Younger staff
members, ages 16-17, are considered
junior staff and are supervised at
all times. All camp staff are trained
in safety and security, emergency
procedures, programmatic elements,
and are First Aid and CPR Certied.
Emergency care is handled by local
emergency responders or hospital
emergency rooms, when necessary.
Special Needs
GSNEO strives to make reasonable
accommodations for campers
with special needs and/or dietary
restrictions. Due to rugged terrain,
some areas of camp might not be
accessible. Please contact Customer
Care at customercare@gsneo.org no
later than two weeks in advance to
determine what is available to make
your Girl Scout’s camp experience
safe, fullling, and rewarding.
Accreditation
Camps Ledgewood, Sugarbush, and
Timberlane are accredited by the
American Camp Association (ACA).
Accredited camps must comply with
300 national standards for health and
safety.
Health History Form
A current health history form
completed no more than 12 months
prior to the Girl Scout’s arrival at
camp is required for all overnight
campers. A form will be sent with
conrmation materials, bring
the completed form to camp. A
physician’s signature is not required.
NO GIRL WILL BE ADMITTED TO
CAMP WITHOUT THIS COMPLETED
FORM. All forms are kept by GSNEO
at the end of the camp season.
Help Us Contact You!
When registering for programs,
conrm and update your email
address in your registration prole
on gsneo.org. All conrmations and
cancellations are sent to the email
address on le. To be sure you don’t
miss important emails regarding
camp reservations, please add
noreply@doubleknot.com to your safe
or trusted sender list. Please consider
adding @gsneo.org as a trusted domain.
8:15 AM
Flag
ceremony
9:30-10:00 AM
Kapers
Noon-1:00 PM
Lunch
1:30-3:00 PM
Activity or
swimming
5:30-6:30 PM
Dinner
10:00 PM
Lights out
A typical
day at
Overnight
Camp
10:00 AM-Noon
Activity or
swimming
3:00-4:30 PM
Activity or
swimming
6:30-7:30 PM
All camp or
unit activity
1:00-1:30 PM
Turtle time
(rest)
8:30-9:30 AM
Breakfast
Note: Schedule
subject to change.
Ledgewood Overnight Camp
Week of
June 16-21
Sunday-Friday
Ceramics & Sun
$450, June 16-21
Unleash your artistic side! We
will explore the fascinating world
of ceramics as we mold, shape,
and decorate various kinds of
pottery. From natural clay to rustic
terracotta, there’s no limit to what
we can create! So, what will you use
to make your masterpiece? When
you aren’t in front of the pottery
wheel, you’ll spend time at the
archery range, canoeing on the lake,
and jumping into the pool! Campers
will live in a cabin unit.
Mermaids
$445, June 16-21
Calling all mermaids! Join us for
a week of water fun - extra swim
time, canoeing, water aerobics, and
water games! Explore why we love
water and why it is important to
protect it. You’ll live in a cabin unit
and complete projects to earn your
WOW! Wonders of Water Journey
award at camp and receive the
Journey book.
Stardust
$430, June 16-21
Get ready for an out-of-this-world
adventure! Discover the wonders
of astronomy, the captivating
history of space, and even unleash
your creative side through art and
astrology. Get ready to be amazed
as you step into the STARLAB! But
that’s not all - you’ll still also spend
time at the pool and make a meal
around a campre. Let’s embark on
this celestial journey of endless fun,
curiosity, and pure wonder. Campers
will live in a cabin unit.
Construction Academy
$465, June 16-21
Do you have a knack for building
things, love working with numbers,
or have an eye for design? Then
Construction Academy is the camp
for you! Led by Tari Rivera, President
and Founder of Regency Construction
Services, Inc. and the new STEM
Center of Excellence’s design and
construction team, discover how
schools, hospitals, and other
important buildings are designed and
constructed through problem-solving
workshops and conversations with
women working in the industry today.
You will participate in hands-on
activities at the new STEM Center of
Excellence. Take a eld trip to a real
construction site to see building in
action! You’ll also visit the Carpenter’s
Training Center to practice some
virtual welding and build a toolbox
to take home. Hiking boots or hard-
soled shoes are required. Over the
course of the week, you will live
in a cabin unit and complete the
requirements for the Junior STEM
Career Exploration badge and the
Think Like an Engineer Journey.
Cowgirls & Campres
$580, June 16-21
Saddle up! Building on the Horse
Buddies program, this camp is still
designed for beginning horseback
riders, but with guided trail rides
too! You’ll learn skills in horse
grooming, bathing, tacking, feeding,
safety, and Western style riding.
Travel from camp to In The Woods
Barn (Freedom, OH). This program
is designed for beginning riders. All
participants must bring jeans and
sturdy boots. You will live in a cabin
unit and complete the requirements
for your Horseback Riding badge.
Nature Inspirations
$375, June 16-21
Inspiration for innovations can
come from anywhere. All around us
nature’s systems work in harmony to
bring balance and order to the world
without any human interference.
What can humans learn from nature
here on Earth that can provide
inspiration for the exploration of
space? You’ll go on hikes, create art
from natural materials, and design
your own innovation inspired from
your surroundings at camp. Take a
brain break from your engineering
projects by the pool or at the archery
range! Spend the week living in a
cabin unit. Check off steps to your
Think like an Engineer Journey
and earn your Space Science
Researcher badge.
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ROCK the Boat
$525, June 16-21
($$) (12+) Experience an outdoor
adventure you will never forget!
You’ll get to go whitewater rafting on
the Lower Youghiogheny River and
outdoor rock climbing at Ohiopyle
State Park in Pennsylvania. Discover
how you react in challenging
situations, meet new friends, and
stretch your limits! Experienced
guides and instructors are provided.
Campers will live in a tent unit.
CIT 2
$500, June 16-July 3
Can you see yourself as a camp
counselor? This three-week, second-
year program will provide you
with the tools and training to help
you reach your goal! Shadow staff
in specic areas of camp, learn
more about camp administration,
participate in our challenge courses,
and more. This program runs the
weeks of 6/16 - 6/21, 6/23 - 6/28, and
7/1 - 7/3. You will go home between
weekly programming. PLEASE
NOTE: The week of 7/1 you will
come to camp on Monday, July 1
at 8:00 AM. Additional program
information will be sent after
registration. Prerequisite: Must have
completed CIT 1. To use our zipline
and high ropes course, participants
must weigh between 70 - 250lbs.
All participants must bring jeans.
Campers will live in a variety of units.
Week of
June 23-28
Sunday-Friday
Forest Fairies
$430, June 23-28
Imagine a place where forest
fairies come to life! It’s all about
adventure and magic, where we
learn to respect nature and the
principles of Leave No Trace. Explore
the enchanted woods of Camp
Ledgewood, discovering hidden
secrets and mystical creatures. Get
ready for an enchanting experience
that will make you believe in the
power of your imagination! Campers
will live in a cabin unit.
Horse Buddies
$580, June 23-28
Calling all horse lovers! Travel
from camp to In The Woods Barn
(Freedom, OH) to work with their
horses. This program is designed
for beginning horseback riders.
You will rotate between stations of
riding in the arena, learning skills
to care for the horses, and making a
horse-themed craft! All participants
must bring jeans and sturdy boots.
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
ART-chery
$430, June 23-28
Take aim and design in the most
creative way possible. Spend time
at the archery range, hone your
skills, and even design your own
target. Grab your paintbrushes and
arrows because this camp is all
about having a blast with art! You’ll
also have time to swim in the pool,
hike out on the trails, and develop
teamwork skills on the low ropes
course. Campers will live in a cabin
unit.
Camp Sampler
$435, June 23-28
Enjoy all your favorite camp
activities! Spend your week
sampling a little bit of everything.
Give the Corcls a try on the lake,
climb our Mobile Climbing Wall, and
more! This is a jam-packed week
with so much to explore! You will
live in the covered wagon unit and
complete the requirements for your
Camper badge.
Park Hopper
$535, June 23-28
($$) (12+) In search of thrill-seekers!
Venture to Cedar Point for the day
to experience some of the wildest
roller coasters in the world. Then
take an overnight trip to get your
adrenaline pumping again at King’s
Island. Spend your time at Camp
Ledgewood conquering the high
ropes challenge course. To use
our high ropes course, campers
must weigh between 55 – 250lbs.
All participants must bring jeans.
Campers will live in a covered wagon
unit.
Fabricate the Future
$375, June 23-28
From prototype to production,
what does it take to get a product
from an idea to reality. You’ll take
eld trips to some of Northeast
Ohio’s top manufacturers as we
work alongside them to design,
manufacture, and build our own
product that will make the world
a better place. Get hands-on
experience with digital design,
CAD drawings, CNC machines, and
more! You’ll also climb the Mobile
Climbing Wall, practice hitting the
target at archery, and spend time in
the pool! Campers will live in a cabin
unit. Check off steps for your Think
like an Engineer Journey and earn
your Business Creator badge. All
participants must bring jeans and
sturdy closed toed shoes.
Camp Chef
$430, June 23-28
Have you ever wanted to try a new
recipe around the campre? With
a trusty Dutch oven, pie irons, and
tinfoil, you’ll learn so much about
outdoor cooking! It’s not just about
the food, it’s about building a strong
re, preparing your ingredients,
and the fun you’ll have with new
friends! So let’s gather around the
re, get those taste buds tingling,
and embark on a fantastic culinary
journey. Campers will live in a tent
unit.
CIT 2
$500, June 16-July 3
Can you see yourself as a camp
counselor? This three-week, second-
year program will provide you
with the tools and training to help
you reach your goal! Shadow staff
in specic areas of camp, learn
more about camp administration,
participate in our challenge courses,
and more. This program runs the
weeks of 6/16 - 6/21, 6/23 - 6/28,
and 7/1 - 7/3. You will go home
between weekly programming.
PLEASE NOTE: The week of 7/1 you
will come to camp on Monday, July
1st at 8:00 AM. Additional program
information will be sent after
registration. Prerequisite: Must have
completed CIT 1. To use our zipline
and high ropes course, participants
must weigh between 70 - 250lbs.
All participants must bring jeans.
Campers will live in a variety of units.
Week of
July 7-12
Sunday-Friday
Outdoor Olympics
$430 July 7-12
Are you ready to stretch, run, jump,
and play? Outdoor Olympics is for
you! Learn about fair play through
games, relays, and challenges.
We’ll practice teamwork, including
everyone, and trying our best!
Campers will live in a cabin unit and
complete requirements for the Fair
Play badge.
Passport to Fun
$430, July 7-12
Travel around the world right from
camp! Grab your passport and embark
on a journey to explore vibrant cultures
that make this planet so special. From
learning about new games played
in different corners of the globe to
uncovering mouthwatering recipes
from faraway lands, there’s no limit to
the discoveries you’ll make. Feel the
joy and excitement as we celebrate
festivals from all around the world,
immersing ourselves in their colorful
traditions. Get ready for a whirlwind
of new experiences as we embrace
diverse cultures. Campers will live in a
cabin unit.
Wildlife Wranglers
$430, July 7-12
Come to the woods for a journey to
learn about amazing animals, from
the majestic creatures of the safari
to the fascinating critters right in
your own backyard. Become a wild
ranger-in-training and get ready to
dive into a world of learning and
discovery. Uncover incredible facts
about animals through interactive
projects and games. But it doesn’t
stop there! Together, let’s unleash
our creativity and nd ways to help
and protect our animal friends. Let
your imagination run wild! Campers
will live in a covered wagon unit
and complete requirements for the
Animal Habitats badge.
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Manufacturing a
Better World
$375, July 7-12
If you could create one thing to
make the world a better place, what
would it be? How do our ideas go
from dreams to reality? Together
we will develop a solution from
prototype to production to make
the world a better place. We will
look at the steps manufacturers
take to create the products that we
see in our everyday life. Get hands-
on experience with CAD drawing,
engineering design challenges, and
more! You’ll also practice hitting the
target at archery and spend time
in the pool! Check off steps to your
Think like an Engineer Journey
and Automotive Manufacturing
badge. All participants must bring
jeans and sturdy closed toed shoes.
Waterpark Hopper
$520, July 7-12
($$) Enjoy an action-packed week
of wet and wild fun! Splash down in
Cedar Point Shores Water Park, take
a ride on the lazy river at Kalahari,
and travel to Waldamere Park in
Pennsylvania for a fun day of water
and rides. End your week with a
campre and enjoy company with
your new friends! Campers will live
in a cabin unit.
Bridles, Boots, & Britches
$580, July 7-12
Take the reins at this horseback
riding camp for Cadettes! Build upon
skills you might have learned from
Horse Buddies or come as a new
rider! You’ll travel from camp to In
The Woods Barn (Freedom, OH) for
Western style riding lessons and
sessions on caring for horses. Gain
new knowledge in what it takes to
keep horses happy and healthy for
their whole lives, and go out on the
trails! This program is designed for
beginning riders. All participants
must bring jeans and sturdy boots.
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Adventure Barbie
$450, July 7-12
Hey Barbie, let’s go on an adventure!
Hike the trails, cook over the re,
and spend a night sleeping under the
stars. Then, take to the skies as you
challenge yourself on the high ropes
course and zipline! Don’t forget to
have time to unwind with self-care,
yoga, and DIY skincare. You can be
anything, why not be an adventurer?
To use our zipline and high ropes
course, campers must weigh
between 70 - 250lbs. All participants
must bring jeans. Campers will live
in a tent unit.
CIT 1
$500, July 7-24
Can you see yourself as a camp
counselor? This three-week program
will provide you with the tools and
training to help you reach your
goal! Shadow staff in specic areas
of camp, learn more about camp
administration, participate in our
challenge courses, and more. This
program runs the weeks of 7/7-7/12,
7/14-7/19, and 7/21-7/24. You will go
home between weekly programming.
Additional program information will
be sent after registration. To use
our zipline and high ropes course,
campers must weigh between 70 -
250lbs. All participants must bring
jeans. Campers will live in a variety of
units.
Week of
July 14-19
Sunday-Friday
Glitter & Goo
$435, July 14-19
Put on your lab coat and head to
camp as a scientist! Experiment
with static electricity, density,
and chemical reactions. Learn to
make your own ice cream and silly
putty! Spend the rest of your time
at camp swimming, hiking, and
on the low ropes course. Campers
will live in a cabin unit and meet
the requirements for the Home
Scientist badge.
Taste Testers
$430, July 14-19
Cook up a storm at Camp
Ledgewood! Learn some new yummy
recipes and best of all, eat them!
Try some bacon and cream cheese
pinwheels, pizza on garlic toast, and
chocolate-dipped bananas covered in
sprinkles! You’ll also cook a gourmet
meal over the campre and make a
fun snack each day. When you aren’t
honing your skills in the kitchen, go
swimming, try archery, hike around
camp, and so much more! Campers
will live in a cabin unit.
Game On!
$430, July 14-19
Every day is a game show this week
at camp! Play a different game every
day of the week! So brush up on your
trivia, minute to win it, and ninja
warrior course skills! When you
aren’t competing, relax by the pool,
make crafts, and hike around camp!
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Cowgirls & Campres
$580, July 14-19
Saddle up! Building on the Horse
Buddies program, this camp is still
designed for beginning horseback
riders, but with guided trail rides
too! You’ll learn skills in horse
grooming, bathing, tacking, feeding,
safety, and Western style riding.
Travel from camp to In The Woods
Barn (Freedom, OH). This program
is designed for beginning riders. All
participants must bring jeans and
sturdy boots. You will live in a cabin
unit and complete the requirements
for your Horseback Riding badge.
Artist in Action
$430, July 14-19
Get ready to unleash your creativity
and dive into a world where art and
passion collide. We empower you to
create art that not only captivates
but also explores important issues
close to your heart. Art has this
amazing power, you know? And guess
what? You have that same kind of
power too, yes you do! So, let’s use
our voices loud and clear, expressing
ourselves through vibrant colors and
bold strokes. And hey, don’t be afraid
to try new things, because that’s
where the magic happens! Together,
we’ll become advocates for what we
believe in, making a difference with
every masterpiece. Get ready to paint
your way towards change!
Paddle Palooza
$475, July 14-19
Grab your paddle and life jacket and
get ready to learn new paddle skills!
Learn to stand up paddleboard with
an instructor. Perfect your ability to
maneuver your boat on Lake Loomis
and learn to use the Corcls. Finally,
take an exciting kayak trip down the
Cuyahoga River with Crooked River
Adventures in Kent. When you’re
not out on the water, you’ll still
get to enjoy the fun of camp, from
hiking and crafts to cooking over the
campre. Campers will live in a tent
unit. Girl Scouts at the Senior level
will complete requirements for the
Paddling badge.
Museum Hopper
$475, July 14-19
Immerse yourself in the awe-
inspiring world of local museums,
where history, art, and culture
collide in the most incredible way.
We’ll explore the best that Cleveland
and Akron have to offer, from
ancient artifacts to mind-blowing
masterpieces. There’s something for
everyone to marvel at! When you’re
not traveling, you’ll get to enjoy
evening adventures at camp like
night hiking, campres, and even a
late-night ride on the zipline! To use
our zipline, participants must weigh
between 70 - 250lbs. All participants
must bring jeans. Campers will live
in a cabin unit.
CIT 1
$500, July 7-24
Can you see yourself as a camp
counselor? This three-week program
will provide you with the tools
and training to help you reach
your goal! Shadow staff in specic
areas of camp, learn more about
camp administration, participate
in our challenge courses, and more.
This program runs the weeks of
7/7-7/12, 7/14-7/19, and 7/21-7/24.
You will go home between weekly
programming. Additional program
information will be sent after
registration. To use our zipline
and high ropes course, campers
must weigh between 70 - 250lbs.
All participants must bring jeans.
Campers will live in a variety of
units.
Week of
July 21-24
Sunday-Wednesday
Brownie Bullseye
$330, July 7-12
Get ready to have a blast as we learn
all about air ries and practice our
target skills. But not too fast, safety
comes rst! We’ll teach you all the
ins and outs of staying safe while
having fun. Learn from certied Air
Rie instructors and listen for their
commands, “Ready, aim, re!” When
you’re not at the target sports range,
you’ll have time to conquer the low
ropes course and jump in the pool!
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
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Climb On!
$335, July 21-24
Climbing? Climb on! Practice
your climbing skills on the Mobile
Climbing Wall. Learn about gear,
climbing hand grips, and different
techniques from experienced
climbers. You’ll also spend time on
the low ropes course, at the pool,
and creating in the craft room! You
will live in a cabin unit and complete
requirements for the Brownie
Climbing Adventure badge.
Horse Buddies
$445, July 21-24
Calling all horse lovers! Travel
from camp to In The Woods Barn
(Freedom, OH) to work with their
horses. This program is designed for
beginning horseback riders. You will
rotate between stations: riding in the
arena, learning skills to care for the
horses, and making a horse-themed
craft! All participants must bring
jeans and sturdy boots. Campers
will live in a cabin unit.
Whodunnit?
$335, July 21-24
Mystery is afoot at Camp Ledgewood!
Become a Junior Detective and follow
in the footsteps (and ngerprints) of
Nancy Drew and Harriet the Spy as
you solve puzzles, scavenger hunts,
and riddles to nd the source of
the mischief at camp. Learn about
ngerprinting and how to crack and
create secret codes while earning your
Detective badge. Campers will live in
Ledgewood’s Hammock Village unit.
Dare to Do It
$355, July 21-24
Do you love a challenge? Get ready
to feel the rush of adrenaline as you
conquer heart-pounding thrills like
never before! Ride the zipline, test
your abilities in an obstacle course,
and work as a team to conquer
the low ropes course. Go canoeing,
practice archery, and hang out by the
campre in your free time. To use
our zipline, you must weigh between
70 – 250lbs. All participants must
bring jeans. Campers will live in a
cabin unit.
Gourmet Girls
$380, July 21-24
Whip up a culinary masterpiece
while learning to create new dishes
in Camp Ledgewood’s Teaching
Kitchen! You’ll cook with chefs
from The Cutting Board Academy,
learn cooking techniques, and work
together to create a dish that’s all
your own! Join us for the tastiest
week of your summer. When you’re
not cooking, you’ll get a taste of
all camp has to offer: swimming,
archery, low ropes, and more!
Campers will live in a cabin unit
and complete requirements for the
Simple Meals badge.
Moonlight Madness
$390, July 21-24
Experience the best of camp as the
sun goes down - evening hikes, late-
night
swims, and looking through
telescopes. What’s on the prowl late
at night? Will you catch a glimpse of
a shooting star? Take an evening eld
trip one day to SkyZone Trampoline
Park! Oh, and sleep in every morning,
of course! You’ll get to camp in the
covered wagon unit and complete the
requirements for the Night Owl badge.
Trailblazers
$330, July 21-24
Did you know that Camp Ledgewood
covers 350 acres? Let’s hit the trails
and see what we can explore! Learn
the basics of backpacking, like
carrying your food, how to access
water, and how to pick what’s essential
to bring. Put your new skills to the test
as you spend a night sleeping under
the stars. Be a trailblazer by venturing
on a new path! Campers will sleep in a
tent unit.
CIT 1
$500, July 7-24
Can you see yourself as a camp
counselor? This three-week program
will provide you with the tools
and training to help you reach
your goal! Shadow staff in specic
areas of camp, learn more about
camp administration, participate
in our challenge courses, and more.
This program runs the weeks of
7/7-7/12, 7/14-7/19, and 7/21-7/24.
You will go home between weekly
programming. Additional program
information will be sent after
registration. To use our zipline
and high ropes course, campers
must weigh between 70 - 250lbs.
All participants must bring jeans.
Campers will live in a variety of
units.
DIY-namite
July 1/ July 2/ July 31
Show off your crafty skills. Paint,
tie-dye, design, and make a
personalized project to take home!
How about something new to
decorate your room with? Time to
get creative.
Mad Scientist
July 2
It’s time for mad science! Perform
experiments in the lab and learn
about reactions, then take home a
lab coat to show off!
Out of this World
July 1/ July 3/ July 30
First, you’ll need to design your own
rocket, but once you’re in space
there’s so much to explore! Use our
awesome STARLAB to discover
what’s in the great beyond: stars,
planets, and constellations, oh my!
Paint with Nature
July 29/ July 30/ July 31
Become an outdoor artist! Can you
make a paintbrush out of things
from nature? Could you even make
your own paint? Let’s get creative!
Camp Ledgewood
One-Day Programs
Drop-Off Time: 8:30-9:00 AM
(Camp staff will not be available before 8:30 AM)
Pick-Up Time: 4:00-4:30 PM
Cost: $55 per participant
Lunch is provided
Check out our one-day
programs at Camp Ledgewood.
Sessions are for Daisies entering
rst grade through Seniors
entering tenth grade. Campers
can register for more than one
session, but only register for
one session per day. In addition
to activities specic to the
program session, participants
will be offered other traditional
camp activities such as crafts
and games. Most programs will
be scheduled for swimming.
This program is designed for
campers to attend on their own.
They may register with a friend
or make new friends at camp!
Caregivers drop off campers
and return to pick them up.
Caregivers and troop leaders are
not permitted to stay at camp.
In case of inclement weather,
other activities will be offered.
Pastry Puffs
July 3/ August 1
A spoonful of sugar, a dash of
friendship, and of course, a sprinkle
of laughter! Learn the basics of
baking and create a very special
snack.
S’mores & More
August 1/ August 2
What would camp be without
s’mores?! Swim, hike, sing songs,
play games, and make a craft or
two! Enjoy all that camp has to offer
and end the day enjoying a s’more
around the campre.
Splish Splash
July 29/ August 1/ August 2
It’s a water wonderland - swim, play
water games, sh, and make crafts
with a water twist to round out a
splash-tastic day at camp. Get ready
to get wet!
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A Pirate’s Life for Me
July 1 / July 29
Ahoy there, mateys! There be treasure
at Camp Ledgewood and it’s up to
you and your pirate crew to follow
the clues to nd it! When you’re not
treasure hunting, captain the canoes
on Lake Loomis. You’re sure to have
a swashbuckling good time!
Pampered Princess
July 2
Being pampered like a princess is
hard work, but someone has to do it!
Enjoy a nail polish party, yoga class,
and learn to give a hand massage.
Rock it Out
July 1/ July 2/ July 3
Get ready to rock! You’ll practice
climbing techniques on our indoor
bouldering wall, and then put them
to the test as you challenge yourself
on the 40-foot Mobile Rock Wall!
To the Laboratory!
July 29/ July 31/ August 2
Put your STEM skills to work with
messy science! Oobleck, elephant
toothpaste, and more!
Adrenaline Seekers
July 29/ July 30/ August 1
Are you an adrenaline seeker? Come
to Camp Ledgewood where you can
test your mettle on the zipline and
the Mobile Climbing Wall! NOTE:
To use our zipline course, campers
must weigh between 70-250lbs.
Long pants are required.
Wilderness Warrior
July 1/ August 1
Explore camp like a true wilderness
warrior! Practice knife safety skills,
build a campre, and learn how to
be prepared for any adventure.
Accio Adventure
July 30
Witches and No-Majs are welcome
to experience the wizarding world of
camp. Search for signs of fantastic
beasts in the forest, play a game of
Quidditch, study herbology, and
brew up some potions.
Spa Sensation!
August 1/ August 2
It’s a self-care day! Learn to make
sugar scrubs, face masks, and a
self-care box. You’ll also relax in a
hammock and do some yoga.
Adventurers Wanted!
July 29
Create your character and have
the adventure of a lifetime playing
Dungeons & Dragons! Fight goblins,
rescue townsfolk, and return home
a hero!
Girl Scout Ninja Warrior
July 3/ July 31/ August 2
Are you a Ninja Warrior? Test your
coordination on a slack line obstacle
course, then put your teamwork skills
to work on the low ropes course.
Craft & Tinker
July 2/ July 30
We’re looking for inventors! Come
with creative ideas to solve a problem,
and design a prototype. You’ll use
your imagination to the max!
Target Acquired
July 1/ July 31
Be on target as you spend the day
sharpening your skills! Improve
your aim in archery, try new tips for
throwing tomahawk axes, and have
a friendly competition with your
fellow campers!
Top Chef
July 3
This is an outdoor cooking challenge!
Learn how to use a re to make tasty
food and get creative for the ultimate
challenge. With your team, you’ll
receive a secret ingredient and make
a delicious campre snack to share!
Challenge Yourself
July 3/ July 30
Do you love a challenge? Challenge
yourself using Camp Ledgewood’s
zipline and high ropes course!
NOTE: To use our zipline and high
ropes courses, campers must weigh
between 70-250lbs. All participants
must bring jeans.
Nature Nut
July 2
Are you an expert at navigating
nature? Come share your knowledge
at camp, and learn even more from
your peers. You’ll identify plants,
take a serene hike, and enjoy the
great outdoors!
Writer’s Retreat
July 31/ August 2
Do you have an idea for a book,
poem, or script for a movie? You’ll
have time to write on your own while
surrounded by the beautiful nature
of Camp Ledgewood. Then, come up
with one short story as a team!
Use the chart to plan out your camper's program(s). A camper may
attend only one session per day, but is welcome to attend several
different One-Day Girl Programs throughout the summer!
7/1/24
7/ 29/24
7/ 30/24
7/ 31/24
8/1/24
8/2/24
Age
7/2/24
7/3/24
Program
DIY-namite
Mad Scientist
Out of this World
Pampered Princess
Rock it Out
Pastry Puffs
Girl Scout Ninja Warrior
Adrenaline Seekers
S’mores & More
Paint with Nature
Splish Splash
A Pirate’s Life for Me
To the Laboratory!
Craft & Tinker
Target Acquired
Challenge Yourself
Top Chef
Wilderness Warrior
Spa Sensation!
Adventurers Wanted!
Accico Adventure
Nature Nut
Writer’s Retreat
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Daisies, Brownies, and now
Juniors can join the fun for
one week or more – ve weeks
available! It’s a great way to
experience summer camp all
day and then return home
every evening. Choose from a
variety of themed camp weeks!
No matter what themed week
attended, they will always
experience traditional day camp
activities such as hiking, crafts,
singing, and games.
General Information
Monday through Friday
9:30 AM-4:00 PM
Campers, or Day Campers
may be dropped off
beginning at 9:00 AM
Program Levels -
Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies,
and Juniors
Campers must be at least
5 years old by June 1,
2024 and have completed
Kindergarten to attend
Cost: $225 per week -
camp deposit must be paid
at time of registration
Max. 50 campers per session
Campers pack a lunch
each day
Drink and afternoon snack
provided
Swimming will be provided
two days each week
(weather dependent)
Very Fairy Extraordinary
June 17- 21
If you love the sparkle of pixie dust,
discover the magic and wonder of
the Camp Ledgewood fairies. Make a
fairy house and wand, and check out
the fairy forest. Every day you will
be your fairy best!
Wild, Wild West
June 24- 28
Let’s kick up some dust and get to
exploring! Spend this week at camp
panning for gold, making campres,
and making crafts with the eye of a
pioneer. We’ll have a rootin’ tootin’
good time, yeehaw!
Friends of the Forest
July 8 - 12
It’s all about trails, tails, and tales!
Spend the week at camp learning
about animals, making crafts, and
more. Discover the friends of the
forest that live right in your own
backyard. Girl Scout Daisies will
earn the Animal Observer badge,
Brownies will earn the Eco Friend
badge, and Juniors will earn the
Animal Habitats badge.
Girl Scout Way
July 15 – 19
It’s Girl Scout week! Learn all about
Girl Scout traditions, uniforms, and
outdoor skills in this week dedicated
to the Girl Scout way! Brownies
will complete requirements for the
Brownie Girl Scout Way badge.
Camp, Camp, Create!
July 22- 26
Calling all budding artists! Immerse
yourself in a kaleidoscope of
creativity. Surrounded by the
beauty of nature, campers dive
into a world of arts and crafts,
exploring everything from tie-dye to
pottery. Each day is a new palette of
possibilities!
After Camp Care
This service will be offered on a
weekly basis for caregivers who
cannot pick camper(s) up at 4:00 PM.
Time: 4:00-5:30 PM
Cost: $50 per week.
• Late afternoon snack included.
• After camp care is a time of
supervised, unstructured play.
• Campers must be picked up
promptly. Due to stafng
requirements, you will be charged
$20.00 for every 15 minutes you are
late after 5:30 PM.
Camp Ledgewood
Week-Long Day Camp
Timberlane Overnight Camp
Week of
June 16-21
Sunday-Friday
Camp Try It!
$435, June 16-21
Are you ready to try everything?
Join your new camp buddies as you
get to try all the activities that camp
has to offer. With your counselors’
help, you will have the chance to try
boating, archery, and cooking your
own meal over a campre. Come
ready for adventure and excited
for this action-packed week of
trying new things and making more
friends. Campers will live in a cabin
with a one-night sleep out voted on
by the campers.
Camp, Camp, Camp
$435, June 16-21
Great for rst-time campers or
campers that just love CAMP! Enjoy
traditional activities including
swimming, boating, hiking, archery,
cookouts, crafts, and so much more.
End the week with a campre,
songs, and memories that will last a
lifetime. Campers will live in a cabin
with a one-night sleep out voted
on by the campers and complete
requirements for the Camper badge.
Make a Splash!
$435, June 16-21
Love all things water? Spend
your time at camp exploring and
discovering what lives in the creek
and lake. Go shing and of course
have plenty of extra time at the pool!
Explore ways to protect the animals
that make camp their home and
share with other campers. When
you aren’t playing in the water you
will spend time doing traditional
camp activities such as archery and
crafts. Campers will live in a cabin
unit and complete requirements for
the Animal Habitats badge.
Fine Arts in the Forest
$435, June 16-21
Come join us among the tree tops
as you nd yourself inspired by all
things nature. Spend extra time in
the arts and crafts room conceiving,
crafting, constructing, and creating
art projects. Explore the woods of
Camp Timberlane as you forage for
special and unique items to use in
your nature-inspired masterpieces.
Campers will live in a cabin unit
and complete requirements for the
Outdoor Art Apprentice badge.
DIY Divas
$435, June 16-21
Ready to take on camp do-it-
yourself style? Join us for a fun
week of inspired projects creating
masterpieces that totally vibe with
your style. Gain inspiration from
nature as you explore the lake, swim
at the pool daily, and use the archery
range to help select your next big
project. Work together with your
group to renish an item to leave
your mark here at camp. Campers
will live in a cabin unit and will earn
the Room Makeover badge.
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Week of
June 23-28
Sunday-Friday
Make New Friends
$435, June 23-28
But keep the old, one is silver and
the other gold! Grow your circle of
friends this week at camp as you
play the days away. Spend time
at the pool and splash pad, make
friendship bracelets, and try new
things such as cooking over the
campre, and end the week with
a sleep out with your new friends.
Campers will live in a cabin with a
one-night sleep out voted on by the
campers and complete requirements
for the Making Friends badge.
Garden Gnomies
$435, June 23-28
Break out your shovel and seeds
for a week exercising your green
thumb. Visit Schoepe Gardens
for an hour-long tour of their 77
acres of botanical gardens and
natural woodland on the side of the
Vermilion River and spend some
time with the gnomes sprucing up
their village at Camp Timberlane.
Create a Zen Garden collage and
select some plants to take home
with you! While you aren’t playing
in the dirt you will have plenty of
time to try out traditional camp
activities such as cooking over a
re and swimming at the pool daily.
Campers will live in a cabin unit
and complete requirements for the
Gardener badge.
CSI: Camp Scene
Investigation
$435, June 23-28
Something mysterious has happened
at Camp Timberlane! It’s up to you
and your teammates to solve the
mystery. Discover the location of
hidden messages and secret maps
and work together to solve puzzles
and riddles. Twists and turns at
every corner will keep you and
your new friends guessing. Look
at the evidence, study ngerprints,
communicate in code, and make
some very interesting observations!
You’ll also enjoy crafts, swimming,
boating, and more! Campers will
live in a cabin unit and complete
requirements for the Detective
badge.
Camp Comic Con
$430, June 23-28
Acionados of ction unite at camp
to celebrate fandoms! Each day
you will explore a different beloved
ctional world. Travel a long time
ago in a galaxy far, far away. Concoct
potions and play broomstick sports
at a school for witchcraft and
wizardry. Volunteer as tribute and
compete for the honor of your home
district at the archery range and on
the challenge course. Save the day as
your favorite comic book superhero.
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Ahoy there, Sailor!
$580, June 23-28
Sun on your face, breeze through
your hair, and…what’s that? It’s
the open water, calling your name!
Travel to the Vermilion Boat Club
every morning Monday through
Thursday for specialized training by
professional female sailors on how to
operate, manage, and sail your own
sailboat! While at camp, stretch your
sea legs on a hike, enjoy swimming
in the pool, take to Lake Timberlane
on our many boats including Corcls,
and learn about the night sky and
how ancient sailors used the stars
as their guide to navigate the open
oceans. Campers must be able to
pass the deep-end swimming test to
attend this program (a description
of the swim test can be found in the
2024 Overnight Camp Handbook).
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Week of
July 7-12
Sunday-Friday
Leading Ladies
$435, July 7-12
It’s time to take the lead! Lace up
your dancing shoes and get ready to
explore all things dance this week
at camp. Try out different warm-
ups each morning to get your day
started off. Spend time working with
your new camp friends to create
a dance to perform for the entire
camp! When you aren’t dancing the
day away, you will have plenty of
time for activities such as archery
or boating, and of course pool time
every day! Campers will live in a
cabin and complete requirements for
the Dancer badge.
Camp Colorful
$435, July 7-12
What could be more cheerful
than celebrating all the colors of
the rainbow while at camp? This
week is all about vibrant colors and
messy fun! Bring your old clothes
and play paint twister. Spend time
playing with bubbles and creating
masterpieces using your favorite
colors. Swim with glow sticks at the
pool for a colorful glow-in-the-dark
night swim. End the week with a
fun color run with your new camp
friends. Campers will live in a cabin
with a one-night sleep out voted on
by the campers.
Operation: Get a Clue!
$435, July 7-12
Have you ever dreamt of stepping
into the shoes of a detective solving
mysteries like a pro? Join us for an
unforgettable adventure where you
will be analyzing clues, following
leads, and cracking codes to solve
a thrilling mystery. Work as a team
to eliminate suspects in a race
against time to solve the mystery
before Final Campre. Always be
on the lookout for clues while you
participate in traditional camp
activities such as archery, boating,
and cooking over a campre. Relax
between solving clues and riddles
at the pool daily. Campers will
live in a cabin unit and complete
requirements for the Special Agent
badge.
Kelleys Island Bike Trip
$485, July 7-12
(Age 12+) Travel to Kelleys Island
for a two-night stay at the state
park campground. Spend your days
exploring the island on your bike,
cooking your own meals, and having
fun. You’ll also have time to enjoy
activities at Camp Timberlane when
you’re not on the island. Campers
must provide their own two- wheel
bike, helmet, and water bottle.
Campers will live in a cabin while at
Camp Timberlane and a tent while
on the island.
Bookworms
$430, July 7-12
Have you ever read a book and
loved it so much that you wanted to
transport right into the story itself?
Come to Camp Timberlane and
get sucked into the pages of your
favorite books! Find your own group
of dorks to have some fun and record
all those KA-RAY-ZEE times in
your own dork-tastic diary. Explore
mythology and learn about the
Dragonet Prophecy, nd out what
makes each dragon tribe special,
train in balance, problem solving,
and ranged weapons. Venture into
the wizarding world to concoct
your own potions, play broomstick
sports, and create your own magical
creature sidekick. Design your own
graphic novel to tell your story.
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Marksmanship Mavericks
$430, July 7-12
Put your precision to the test at
camp during a week of exciting,
in-depth marksmanship training.
You will receive instruction from
marksmanship professionals on air
rie basics like equipment safety,
gear tutorials, proper shooting
techniques, and how thrilling the
sport of marksmanship can be!
Test your skills on Timberlane’s
target sports range. End the week
with a fun and friendly shooting
competition. Campers will live in a
cabin unit.
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Week of
July 14-17
Sunday-Wednesday
Brownie Bites
$335, July 14-17
Explore all the great things that
Camp Timberlane has to offer for
you at camp. Spend time looking
up for pictures in the clouds during
the day. Head back out after dark
to look at the stars, hear stories
about the constellations, and create
your own! Take a hike to nd some
woodland friends. What animals
do you think you will see and hear?
Spend time exploring camp while
also having time to learn traditional
camping skills like re building and
Leave No Trace practices that will
make you a friend to the ecosystem.
Play games on the splash pad and
enjoy a meal you cook over a safe
campre with your pals. Campers
will live in a cabin with a one-night
sleep out voted on by the campers
and complete requirements for the
Outdoor Adventurer badge.
Cadette Chaos Camp
$330, July 14-17
Do you miss the days being a big
Brownie mess? Come to Camp
Timberlane this week to reminisce
on your messier childhood days. How
many places will you and your new
group of friends create chaos this
week? Get messy with pour painting
in the art room and nd a way to use
30 cans of shaving cream. Be sure to
bring clothes that you can get messy.
And don’t worry, there will still be
time for traditional camp activities
like boating, archery, and swimming.
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Camp Explorer
$350, July 14-17
Have you ever wanted to visit all three
GSNEO camps in one week? This
camp is your chance to do just that!
Climb aboard the camp van and rst
head to Camp Sugarbush where you
will stay in Conestoga wagons and try
out all things target sports. Then head
to Camp Ledgewood and take a ride
on the zipline. During your time at
Camp Timberlane, campers will have
the opportunity to experience all the
traditional activities with special time
on the lake. Campers will stay in a
cabin unit while at Camp Timberlane
and Woodland – Covered Wagons
at Camp Sugarbush. Campers will
receive a GSNEO Fun Patch from
each camp to commemorate their
stay this summer.
Lights Out!
$330, July 14-17
Do you love staying up late and
playing in the dark? Then this is the
camp for you! Pack your ashlight
and head outside for a night hike,
explore what nocturnal animals live
at camp, and how our bodies adapt
to the dark. Play ashlight tag, take
a twilight paddle, have a special
late-night swim, then sleep in and
cook your own breakfast to get ready
for another day of fun. You will still
have plenty of time to participate
in all the traditional activities that
camp has to offer! Campers will live
in a cabin with a one-night sleep out
voted on by the campers.
Camp is IN-Tents
$330, July 14-17
Try out tent camping during this
short week at camp. You will listen
to the night noises of tree frogs and
owls then wake up with the morning
dew just outside your tent. Learn all
about Leave No Trace while you hike
and explore camp. Spend time doing
all your favorite camp activities with
your choice of boating, archery,
and of course, go swimming daily!
Leave only footprints and take only
memories from this wonderful
week at camp. Campers will live
in Platform Tents with indoor
restrooms.
Week of
July 21-24
Sunday-Wednesday
Oodles of Doodles
$335, July 21-24
Do you have an appetite for art? Are
you crazy about crafts? This camp
is for you! Spend extra time in the
arts and crafts room where you will
cut, paint, color, glue, and of course
draw– how many projects can you
do?! Take a walk outside to nd
ways to be inspired by the colors,
shapes, and sounds that nature has
to offer. Go exploring around camp
and nd nature items to use in your
next masterpiece. Use your creative
energy to produce a skit for you and
your friends to perform for the whole
camp. Campers will live in a cabin
unit and complete requirements for
the Outdoor Art Creator badge.
Caverns, Crystals,
and Crafts
$350, July 21-24
($$) Journey to Seneca Caverns where
you will descend to 110 ft below the
surface of the Earth where it is 54
degrees year-round and go mining to
nd the perfect stone to take back to
camp with you and create your own
piece of jewelry. While at camp spend
extra time in the craft room, creating
jewelry and memories you will
treasure for a lifetime. Create craft
pieces to wear and share with your
new camp friends or someone special
at home. When you aren’t crafting you
will have plenty of time for traditional
camp activities such swimming and
your choice of boating or archery.
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Palettes and
Paintbrushes
$335, July 21-24
Roll up your sleeves, grab a paint-
brush, some scissors, and glue, and
unleash your creativity during this
colorful session of nature-inspired
arts and crafts. Learn about inuential
female artists who have changed
how we see the world. Plan, sketch,
and paint your own masterpiece!
Let nature be your inspiration as you
explore, create, and design different
kinds of art. Campers will live in a
cabin unit and complete requirements
for the Outdoor Art Explorer badge.
Be-YOU-tiful
$335, July 21-24
What’s a winning recipe for self-
condence? Mix one-part self-care
to equal parts self-love. Spend your
time at camp celebrating what
makes you uniquely you. Exercise
self-love by creating and learning
how to use a personal gratitude
and meditation journal. Have fun
experimenting with the best styles
for your own unique hair. Practice
self-care by strengthening your body
and mind through the ritual of yoga.
Don’t forget to take some time to
spoil yourself with some indulgent
DIY spa goodies! As Girl Scout
alum Taylor Swift said, “Happiness
and condence are the prettiest
things you can wear.” Campers will
live in a cabin unit and complete
requirements for the Science of
Happiness badge.
Nature’s Craft Room
$335, July 21-24
Step outside! Art is all around you,
not just within the walls of an art
museum. As an artist in Nature’s
Craft Room, you will hike in the
woods at camp and see colors you
can use in painting, shapes you can
use to design a masterpiece, and
ideas that will make you think in
new and creative ways. Dabble in the
ne arts of dance and music while
being inspired by insects, animals,
and even the wind! Campers will
live in a cabin unit and complete
requirements for the Outdoor Art
Apprentice, Outdoor Art Expert, or
Outdoor Art Master badge.
Week of
July 28-31
Sunday-Wednesday
Great Big Brownie Mess
$335, July 28-31
Camp is the best place EVER to
make new friends, have fun, learn
new things, and get MESSY! Bring
your play clothes and prepare to get
down and dirty during this session
at camp! Play a silly game of Messy
Twister, play in a pudding pit, make
dynamite dinosaur snot, stomp
around by the creek, and make the
most ooey-gooey s’mores you’ve ever
tasted! You will still have time for
some good, clean fun like swimming
in the pool and playing on the splash
pad. Campers will live in a cabin unit
and complete requirements for the
Home Scientist badge.
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Crafting with Creatures
$335, July 28-31
Unleash your artistic talents on a
crafting journey inspired by the
animal kingdom. Use recycled
materials to explore the fascinating
animal habitats of Camp Timberlane
and create beautiful crafts. Tinker
in the arts and crafts room to
repurpose and give new life to
everyday items. Join us for a week
lled with fun, friendship, and
furry, feathery, and nned friends.
Campers will live in a cabin unit and
complete requirements for the Craft
and Tinker and Animal Habitats
badge.
Camp, Camp, Cadette
$330, July 28-31
Calling all Girl Scout Cadettes who
want to chill at camp. Come excited
to share your favorite activities
with your counselors and new
camp friends as you plan out your
week. Choose from traditional camp
activities such as archery, boating,
and arts and crafts. You will go
swimming daily. Spend time with
friends this week and end your
time with a campre, songs, and
memories that will last a lifetime.
Campers will live in a cabin with a
one-night sleep out voted on by the
campers.
Kalahari Adventure
$360, July 28-31
($$) Do you crave fun, excitement,
and non-stop action? Enjoy this
short week at camp and spend a day
at Kalahari Indoor Waterpark. When
you’re at camp, you and your camp
friends will have a special night
swim, crafts, archery, and more!
Campers will live in a cabin unit.
Try a Tent
$330, July 28-31
Great for older Girl Scouts that
just love CAMP! Enjoy traditional
activities including swimming,
playing on the splash pad, boating,
shing, hiking, cookouts, crafts, and
so much more! What makes this
camp experience special is the fun
opportunity to try out three different
types of tents. Campers will choose
between platform tents, pop up tents,
tree tents, and a traditional teepee.
Campers will live in various tents.
Summer Troop Camp
CORE Camp
Each troop must provide a
currently certied First Aid/CPR
trained adult. Troops are required
to meet adult to child ratio
according to GSUSA policy.
Troops may only bring the
amount of adults required by
ratio plus one additional adult.
Brownie ratio - 2 adults:
12 campers, plus one additional
adult per 6 campers.
Junior ratio - 2 adults:
16 campers, plus one additional
adult per 8 campers.
Cadette ratio - 2 adults:
20 campers, plus one adult per 10
campers.
Senior/Ambassador ratio - 2 adults:
24 campers, plus one additional
adult per 12 campers
All participants, including
adults attending must be GSUSA
registered members and all
adults attending must be GSNEO
approved volunteers who have
completed an adult membership
registration including a
background check from GSNEO.
Due to space limitations,
participants may be assigned to
share overnight quarters with
another troop.
Note: Daisies are not permitted
to attend CORE Camp. Some
activities are subject to age
requirements. This program
requires a troop to consist
of at least two (2) adults and
three (3) Girl Scouts in order to
register.
CORE Camp is a great
opportunity for troops to
camp for a weekend while
the overnight camp staff is
there to provide programming
and support. This is a perfect
weekend for new troop leaders,
a troop’s rst campout, or any
troop that just wants to have
a fun and relaxing weekend!
Throughout the weekend, camp
staff will provide activities for
troops that require specialized
training such as swimming
in the pool, boating, the low
ropes challenge course, and
archery. Crafts, hiking, and a
campre with songs will also
be available! More detailed
information will accompany
your registration conrmation
packet. GSNEO supplies all
materials, meals, snacks, and
trained staff.
Required: An Outdoor
Essentials (OE) trained adult
must attend with your troop.
If you do not have an adult with
OE training in your troop, you
must assign one adult attending
camp to take an online CORE
Camp specic outdoor training
no later than two (2) weeks prior
to attending CORE Camp. More
information will be included in
your registration conrmation
email.
Camp Ledgewood
CORE Camp
Adult
July 26-28
Check-In Friday, 6:00 PM
Check-Out Sunday, 10:00 AM
Platform Tent, $110/person
*Latrines
Basic Cabin, $120/person
*Latrines
Seiberling Hammock Village, $120/person
*Latrines
Premium Cabin, $130/person
*Indoor toilets, showers
Premium Plus Cabin, $140/person
*
Indoor toilets, showers, and
air conditioning
Camp Timberlane
CORE Camp
Adult
June 30- July 2
Check-In Friday, 6:00 PM
Check-Out Sunday, 10:00 AM
Platform Tent, $110/person
*Indoor Toilets
Basic Cabin, $120/person
*Indoor Toilets
Premium Cabin, $130/person
*Indoor toilets, showers
Premium Plus Cabin, $140/person
*
Indoor toilets, showers, and
air conditioning
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Camp Timberlane
CORE Camp
Adult
July 19-21
Check-In Friday, 6:00 PM
Check-Out Sunday, 10:00 AM
Platform Tent, $110/person
*Indoor Toilets
Basic Cabin, $120/person
*Indoor Toilets
Premium Cabin, $130/person
*Indoor toilets, showers
Premium Plus Cabin, $140/person
*
Indoor toilets, showers, and
air conditioning
Camp Timberlane
CORE Camp
Adult
July 26-28
Check-In Friday, 6:00 PM
Check-Out Sunday, 10:00 AM
Platform Tent, $110/person
*Indoor Toilets
Basic Cabin, $120/person
*Indoor Toilets
Premium Cabin, $130/person
*Indoor toilets, showers
Premium Plus Cabin, $140/person
*
Indoor toilets, showers, and
air conditioning
Timberlane
Ledgewood
Family Camp
Me and My Guy
Adult
Camp Timberlane
August 4
1:00-7:00 PM, $60/person
For Girl Scouts and their special
guy – dad, grandpa, uncle, brother,
or family friend (age 21+). Spend
the day swimming, shooting at the
archery range (for those going into
second grade or older), boating,
hiking, doing a craft, and more!
Enjoy bonding time and making all
the special memories that happen
at camp. Dinner and all program
supplies are included.
Family Camp opportunities
can be the start of a summer
tradition with your family
or close friends at camp.
Enjoy staff-led activities like
hiking, swimming, canoeing,
campres, archery, and games.
Meet new friends, experience
adventure, or simply relax!
Programs are open to registered
Girl Scouts and their families.
Everyone participating in
the Just Us Girls overnight
programs must be registered as
a Girl Scout. Activities subject
to age requirements.
Just Us Girls Day
Program: Monsters on
Summer Vacation
Adult
Camp Timberlane
July 6
9:00 AM-5:00 PM, $60/person
Ever wonder what monsters do
during the summer? They go on
vacation! Grab your mom, aunt,
grandma, family friend, or your
favorite adult gal (age 21+), and get
ready to celebrate a spooktacular
adventure as Camp Timberlane is
overtaken by adorable and friendly
monsters. Embark on a magical
journey lled with whimsy and
wonder all around camp. Get
your creative juices owing with
monster-themed crafts. Compete
on our monster obstacle course and
create your own monster at the
archery range. Make a splash at the
pool where you can slide right out
of a monster’s mouth! It’s a perfect
opportunity to have a monstrously
good time! This great outdoor
opportunity is designed as a one-on-
one experience for a Girl Scout and
her female caregiver. Enjoy Saturday
lunch during your day at camp.
Please note that this is not a troop
activity, therefore if other members
of your troop attend this event, it is
not guaranteed that you will all be
in the same group. Some activities
will have age restrictions. Please see
refer to the Just Us Girl’s Day Camp
Information Packet for more details.
Me & My Guy:
Superhero Training
Camp
Adult
Camp Ledgewood
June 29
1:00-7:00 PM, $60/person
Calling all dynamic duos! Unleash
your superpowers and join us for
an epic adventure at our “Superhero
Training Camp”! Gear up with capes,
masks, and a spirit of camaraderie
as dads and kids embark on a day
of action-packed challenges. From
mastering the obstacle course to
showcasing your heroic abilities
in themed games, this is your
chance to bond, laugh, and create
unforgettable memories together.
Our experienced camp staff will
guide you through a day lled
with exciting activities that foster
teamwork, strength, and a whole
lot of fun! Cap off the day with a
heartwarming campre gathering,
where you can reect on the day’s
heroic feats.
Timberlane
Ledgewood
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Just Us Girls
Overnight: Monsters
at Summer Camp
Adult
Camp Timberlane
August 2-3
6:00 PM-4:00 PM
Platform Tent, $65/person
*Indoor toilets
Basic Cabin, $70/person
*Indoor toilets
Premium Cabin, $75/person
*Indoor toilets, showers
Premium Plus Cabin, $85/person
*
Indoor toilets, showers, and
air conditioning
Ever wonder what monsters do
during the summer? They go on
vacation! Grab your mom, aunt,
grandma, family friend, or your
favorite adult gal (age 21+), and get
ready to celebrate a spooktacular
adventure as Camp Timberlane is
overtaken by adorable and friendly
monsters. Embark on a magical
journey lled with whimsy and
wonder all around camp. Get
your creative juices owing with
monster-themed crafts. Compete
on our monster obstacle course and
create your own monster at the
archery range. Make a splash at the
pool where you can slide right out of
a monster’s mouth! Be sure to bring
your costume to participate in our
monster costume contest and dance
party. It’s a perfect opportunity
to have a monstrously good time!
This great outdoor opportunity is
designed as a one-on-one experience
for a Girl Scout and her female
caregiver. Enjoy Friday evening
snacks and Saturday breakfast and
lunch. Please note that this is not
a troop activity, therefore if other
members of your troop attend this
event, it is not guaranteed that you
will all be in the same group or
sleeping unit. Some activities will
have age restrictions. Please see
refer to the Just Us Girl’s Overnight
Information Packet for more details.
Just Us Girls
Overnight: Mission
Mystery
Adult
Camp Ledgewood
August 3-4
5:30 PM-5:00 PM
Platform Tent, $65/person
*Latrines
Basic Cabin, $70/person
*Latrines
Seiberling Hammock Village, $70/person
*Latrines
Premium Cabin, $75/person
*Indoor toilets, showers
Premium Plus Cabin, $85/person
*
Indoor toilets, showers, and
air conditioning
Shh...it’s a secret! Get ready for an
exhilarating spy weekend at Camp
Ledgewood! Grab your mom, aunt,
grandma, family friend, or your
favorite adult gal (age 21+), and
join a mission to uncover clues
around camp. We’ll have games,
prizes, crafts, and snacks! You’ll
also participate in traditional
camp activities such as archery
(for participants going into second
grade or older), boating (Daisies
and Brownies must have an adult
accompany them in the boat),
swimming, and more! This great
outdoor opportunity is designed
as a one-on-one experience for
a Girl Scout and their female
caregiver. Please note that this is
not a troop activity, therefore if
other members of your troop attend
this event, it is not guaranteed that
you will all be in the same group or
sleeping unit. Come on out to camp
and see the thrills, the nature, and
a spy mission atmosphere that
captivates both the young and the
young at heart.
Community Day Camp
Sugarbush Adventures
PA Adult
Camp Sugarbush
Kinsman, OH
June 10–14, 9:30 AM-4:40 PM
$60/Girl, Max. 100
$25/PA, Max. 20
$8/Adult, Max. 30
Enjoy a week at Camp Sugarbush
swimming, hiking, canoeing,
creeking, doing crafts, archery,
cooking out, and many more camp
adventures and activities. We will
provide daily snacks and a hot dog
lunch on Friday. You will work on
many of the outdoor adventure
badges for your level.
Director: Bonnie Loomis
bgloomis6666@gmail.com
330-372-4702
Camp Like A Girl
PA Adult
Camp Timberlane -
Woodhaven Day Camp
Wakeman, OH
June 17-21, 9:30 AM-3:30 PM
$70/Girl, Max. 125
$30/PA, Max. 20
$0/Adult, Max. 20
Join us for a fun-lled, action-
packed week as we explore the great
outdoors and participate in all your
favorite Girl Scout Camp activities.
We will hike, swim, canoe, cook over
a re, scavenger hunt, and learn
about all the fun of a Girl Scout at
camp!
Director: Diana Gifford
dianajg@hotmail.com
440-541-2086
Community Day Camps and
Twilight Camp programs are
community-based, outdoor
experiences operated by Girl
Scout volunteers. Each camp
provides a unique experience
as campers and adults work
together. The volunteer
directors and camp team are
trained to provide safe, age-
appropriate activities tied
together with a common theme.
All currently registered Girl
Scout members are eligible to
attend and may register for
one or more camps. Girl Scout
Daisies (that have completed
kindergarten) through Girl
Scout Cadettes are eligible to
attend as campers. Cadettes
(entering the eighth grade)
through Ambassadors that have
completed the Program Aide
training have opportunities to
assist as Program Aides.
Note: Program Aides that participate
at a camp that has a $0 charge for
them must register through the
Community Day Camp Director and
not through GSNEO.
Dino Dig
PA Adult
Wildwood Park
Lousiville, OH
June 24-27, 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
$75/Girl, Max. 100
$10/PA, Max. 50
$10/Adult, Max. 50
Explore different types of dinosaurs
and take part in a mock excavation.
We’ll nd fossils and sing Girl Scout
songs.
Director: Julie Block
gslouisvilledaycamp@gmail.com
330-581-2486
Girl Scout Olympics
PA Adult
Christy Farm Nature Preserve
Fremont, OH
June 24-28, 9:00 AM-3:30 PM
$70/Girl, Max. 125
$35/PA, Max. 30
$10/Adult, Max. 50
Welcome to the Girl Scout Summer
Olympics! Come challenge yourself
in all sorts of camp skills to see if
you can bring home the gold!
Director: Brenda Widman
widmanb@fremontschools.net
419-680-5048
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The Quest for the
Lost Pearls
PA Adult
Wildwood Park
Lousiville, OH
July 16-18, 5:00-8:00 PM
$45/Girl, Max. 75
$10/PA, Max. 30
$10/Adult, Max. 30
Juliette Jones and the Quest for the
Lost Pearls is set in the style of Indiana
Jones. The Quest to nd the pearls is
an adventure that reinforces Girl Scout
values. Learn to think outside the box
to solve the riddles and follow the
clues to nd the lost pearls.
Director: Julie Block
gslouisvilledaycamp@gmail.com
330-581-2486
I Love S’more Camp at
River Valley Day Camp
PA Adult
Indian Hollow Reservation,
Sheldon Woods
Grafton, OH
June 24-28, 9:00 AM-2:30 PM
$75/Girl, Max. 100
$45/PA, Max. 20
$0/Adult, Max. 20
A back-to-basics, good-old-
fashioned outdoor camp for Girl
Scouting. Have a week’s worth
of outdoor fun as we explore our
surroundings, build a campre,
cook out on Thursday, go on a eld
trip on Wednesday, sing songs, hike,
play games, do crafts, and look for
the birds and other creatures that
inhabit our environment with us.
NOTE: This camp may not be
suitable for Girl Scout Daisies
younger than rst grade.
Adults who volunteer the entire
week at camp will receive a 50%
refund on one daughter’s registration
at the end of the week.
Director: Kathy Loin
RiverValleyDC@gmail.com
440-935-3477
Highland Day Camp -
Jurassic Journey
PA Adult
Richeld Heritage Preserve
Richeld, OH
Session 1
July 8-12, 3:00-8:00 PM
Session 2
July 15-19, 3:00-8:00 PM
$75/ Girl, Max. 15 Daisy, 46 Brownie,
34 Junior, 15 Cadette
$0/PA, Max. 65
$0/ Adult, Max. 50
Join us and take a journey through
time back to when dinosaurs walked
the Earth’s surface. A PA-led camp
with crafts, cooking, archery,
shing, swimming, creaking, and
so much more! Through each
station, learn about these prehistoric
creatures while taking part in
hands-on activities. Hope to see you
there to help identify these Dino
fossils!
Director: Katie Gibson
highlanddc1998@gmail.com
330-590-0831
Twilight Camp
Wadsworth
PA Adult
Wadsworth Memorial Park
Wadsworth, OH
July 8-12, 6:00-9:00 PM
$40/Girl, Max. 25 Daisy, 50 Brownie, 50 Junior
$10/PA, Max. 12
$10/Adult, Max.25
The best place to be at the end of a
summer day is Twilight Camp with
your Girl Scout sisters. Join us for a
week of exciting activities including
campre cooking, performing arts,
team sports, and so much more.
Girls will earn a Girl Scout badge,
which camp will provide, along with
a t-shirt and a fun patch.
Director: Amy Casey
twilightcamp.wadsworth@gmail.com
330-289-8682
Coming
soon!
We’re so excited for our STEM Center of
Excellence at Camp Ledgewood!
For more information visit gsneo.org/STEMCenter
Special
Overnight
Community
Camp
Camp Throwback
Camp Sugarbush
Kinsman, OH
July 10-14, 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
$60/Brownie, Max 25
$100/Junior, Cadette,
Senior (9th Grade), Max. 85
$90/Senior (10th grade),
Ambassador, Max. 15
$0/PA, Max. 0
$0/Adult, Max. 0
Leave your electronics at home
and enjoy days of outdoor living,
mosquito bite-itching, occasional
shower-skipping, campre, and
singing fun! Spend your nights in a
rustic setting while the crickets sing
you to sleep. Wake up with the birds,
paddle canoes on the lake, shoot
arrows on the archery range, swim,
craft, and hike on our trails. You’ll
even gather wood to cook some of
your meals over an open re. You’ll
play, you’ll sing, and you’ll laugh!
Seniors (10th grade), Ambassador
July 10-14
Check-in Wednesday, 8:00 AM
Check-out Sunday, 3:00 PM
Juniors/Cadettes/Seniors (9th grade)
July 10-14
Check-in Wednesday, 12:30 PM
Check-out Sunday, 2:30 PM
Brownies
July 11-14
Check-in Thursday, 9:00 AM
Check-out Sunday, 2:30 PM
Director: Lisa Allison
gsneocampthrowback@gmail.com
330-280-2501
Sugarbush
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Join our summer camp team!
If you want to spend your summer making
memories, having fun, and working in an amazing
camp environment, apply today at
gsneo.org/careers
Want the BEST Summer Job Ever?
Become a Lifetime
Member today!
Become a member for life -
and you’ll be a champion of
girls for years to come. Visit
gsneo.org/lifetime to become
a Girl Scout for life today.
Summer Fun
GSNEO Camp Care Packages
Quantities are limited, order soon!
Your camper will be excited to have a package
delivered to her while at camp! Select from one
of the Camp Care Packages below.
Camp Care Package I* includes:
Upcycled bunk bed hanging storage*
Trefoil portable rain poncho
Little moments coloring book
Stacking colored pencil
Trefoil flashlight
Trefoil lip balm
Camp Care Package II* includes:
Camp guided journal
Waterproof dry bag 10L (royal color)
Trefoil multicolor click down pen
Trefoil magic sand
Trefoil tattoo
Trefoil slipper sock (pair)
*While supplies last.
See the Camp Care Package link in DoubleKnot when you register for camp.
$28
$32
Camp T-shirt
For the 2024 camp season, GSNEO will be offering
one glow-in-the-dark shirt for all 3 camps!
Please contact Customer Care at
customercare@gsneo.org for any questions.
* GSNEO’s History and Archive Committee is
bringing a touch of nostalgia to this year’s
summer camp experience.
Committed to preserving the spirit of Girl Scouting,
our History & Archive Committee volunteers
embarked on a unique project for our summer
campers: hand-sewing 150 upcycled bunk bed
bags! These skillfully crafted creations will add
a delightful touch of handmade charm to your
camper’s accommodations. These special keepsakes
are only available with Camp Care Package I.
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How will my camper
pay for Trading Post
merchandise?
At camp check-in, caregivers can
create a cash account for their
camper with camp staff. A pre-
marked envelope will be provided to
the caregiver to put your camper’s
money in. This envelope is then
held at the camp ofce until their
scheduled Trading Post visit. Any
leftover money will be sent home
with the camper at check-out.
What is normally
spent by a camper
at the Trading Post?
A camper spends about $15-$35 per
week. But the average amount given to
a camper for their Trading Post is $25.
Is Trading Post
money required?
No, it is not mandatory. Notably, we
do nd that the girls love to be able
to purchase a keepsake from the
Trading Post.
What is the purpose
of the Trading Post?
The Trading Post is offered to
your camper to enhance her
camp experience by providing
merchandise to create lasting
memories of her time at Girl Scout
camp.
When will my camper
visit the Trading Post?
T
he Trading Post will be open one
day for Overnight Camp and Core
camp. Camp Timberlane will be
open on Tuesdays and the Trading
Post at Camp Ledgewood will be
open on Wednesdays, unless it is a
short week, then we will be open on
Tuesday. Additional hours will be
posted when possible.
Overnight campers and family
camp programs will be offered time
with their camp group to visit the
Trading Post.
Come prepared to enjoy all that the Trading Post has to offer!
Trading Post
Camp Ledgewood & Camp Timberlane
Our camp store, called
the Trading Post, is one
of the highlights of camp!
Girls look forward to
purchasing keepsake
camp items.
You’re a force of nature.
Experience the outdoors at
Girl Scout Camp.
Registration opens
February 6 at 6:00 AM
visit gsneo.org/camplife
