2018 CAMP CATALOG SUMMER CAMPS MINICAMPS

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1 2018 CAMP CATALOG SUMMER CAMPS MINICAMPS Registration Opens January 25, 2018

2 GREETINGS FROM COOKIE In a world of screens and technology, sometimes girls just need to get away from it all. Camping experiences at near Park City and Trefoil Ranch in Provo Canyon offer a traditional camping experience as well as various themed specialty activities. Whether it s a first-time camper or an experienced Girl Scout looking for incredible new adventures, our Girl Scout summer camps and minicamps offer fun, friendship, memories and opportunities to unleash their inner Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker and Leader! Camping is a great way for girls to develop outdoor skills like building a campfire, pitching a tent and canoeing across a lake. Add activities like horseback riding, rock climbing, archery and maybe even a backpacking trip, and girls discover how great it can be to unplug and explore the world around them. Whether for two days or three weeks, our camp experiences give girls an opportunity to explore, grow, have fun and make memories under the guidance of committed, caring and trained adults. Something I am particularly proud of is that girls have the ability to pay for all or part of their camp experience on their own. I am very proud of this unique feature of our camps, and encourage parents to sit down with their girls to browse the programs, and help her set her own goal for going to camp this summer! Janet Frasier Camp Name = Cookie Chief Executive Officer, Girl Scouts of Utah 2

3 SET YOUR GOALS AND POWER YOUR SUMMER Use the Goal Tracker in this Camp Catalog to see how you can pay for camp by participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program. CHOOSE SET Look through this Camp Catalog to find your favorite camps. See how many packages of cookies can help you pay for camp. Each camp has the amount of packages listed next to the price of camp. TRACK On your Goal Tracker, each marshmallow on the stick represents 300 packages of cookies sold. Color in the sticks as you go to track your cookie sales progress. 3

4 THERE IS POWER IN EVERY G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader) TM New research shows that Girl Scouts is linked to success! Girl Scouts shine above their peers in leadership, academics, careeer aspirations and hope for the future. Girl Scouts are more likely than non-girl Scouts to: Have a strong sense of self (80% vs. 68%) Have positive values (75% vs. 59%) Seek challenges and learn from setbacks (62% vs. 42%) Develop and maintain healthy relationships (60% vs. 43%) Exhibit community problem-solving skills (57% vs. 28%) 4

5 Girl Scouts are more likely than non-girl Scouts to Participate in leadership activities when working in a group (79% vs. 44%) Participate in outdoor activities, like hiking or camping (76% vs. 43%) Work collaboratively with others on group projects (86% vs. 61%) Engage in hands-on activities and reflect on what worked (81% vs. 59%) Take an active role in decision making (80% vs. 51%) CAMP PHILOSOPHY AND CAMP LIFE Camping provides girls a rich experience away from home. Camp is a great place for a girl to unlock her potential and discover the world and the great outdoor adventures that await her! This unique environment helps her develop positive self-esteem, leadership skills and social skills all while having the time of her life. The summer camp experience is truly a building block in the development of girls into successful and resourceful young women. In this outdoor setting, girls develop a strong sense of self, gain practical life skills, become resourceful problem solvers, and cultivate healthy relationships by living and working together. Check out more specifics on camp life in the Orientation Guide at 5

6 MEET THE OUTDOOR PROGRAM TEAM CLOUD RIM DIRECTOR Candice Gypsy Olson graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a Bachelor of Journalism and concentrations in Spanish and History. She has worked in the camp industry since 2000 with the last 12 years working with different Girl Scout councils. Candice has attended numerous American Camp Association conferences and outdoor education workshops. She has worked as a Camp Director with the Girl Scouts of Connecticut for five years and the Girls Scouts of Greater Atlanta for six years. This is Candice s second year with Girl Scouts of Utah. TREFOIL RANCH DIRECTOR Lauren Chocolate Raibble graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a Bachelor of Arts in Leisure, Youth and Human Services with emphases in Outdoor Recreation and Nonprofit Management. Lauren also completed a semester with the National Outdoor Leadership School s Outdoor Educator program. She has worked with various youth organizations as an Aquatics Counselor, Program Lead, and Outreach Facilitator. This is Lauren s tenth summer working with Girl Scout camps, five of which she worked as the Assistant Camp Director at, Director at and Director at Trefoil Ranch. 6

7 At Girl Scouts of Utah we know you want your camper to have a chance for personal development in a safe environment. We also know girls want to have a fun adventure. We work to provide both by hiring and training qualified staff and offering a quality outdoor experience. Girl Scouts of Utah s full-time outdoor program team is in place to ensure an exceptional experience for your Girl Scout and peace of mind for you. We look forward to meeting all of you, and can t wait for the adventure to begin! Our counselors are energetic and caring role models selected based on talents, skills and experience. Counselors receive intensive training on risk management, program development, Girl Scout program and philosophy, age-level characteristics, environmental education, behavior management, and outdoor skills. Additional training is provided for our adventure programs. All staff are CPR and First Aid certified. Male camp staff support horses, ropes course, archery, waterfront, and rock climbing, as well as kitchen duties and administration. Male camp staff have separate sleeping quarters. CAMP COUNSELORS 7

8 CAMP LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES sits at an elevation of 9,200 feet near Park City, nestled among aspen and pine on the shores of Lake Brimhall. has beautiful facilities including a lodge and shower house, electricity, hot water and flush toilets. Girls live in cabins or platform tents with staff located nearby. A highlight of is beautiful Lake Brimhall where campers can canoe, sail, kayak and swim. Other activities include photography, pottery, rock climbing, hiking and backpacking. 8

9 Trefoil Ranch is located on 123 acres of beautiful ranch country tucked away in Provo Canyon. Trefoil Ranch features a lodge, ranch house, bunk house, showers, electricity, hot water and flush toilets. Trefoil Ranch is home to about 20 horses, offering unique opportunities to experience equestrian programs. Girls live in cabins or platform tents with staff located nearby. Girls can enjoy horseback riding instruction, high and low ropes courses, archery, biking, hiking, and other camp activities. ACCREDITATION Girl Scouts of Utah Camps are proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA) and meet high standards for program design and activities, site and food service, transportation, health and wellness, operation management and human resources. Learn more about our camp properties 9

10 PAYING FOR CAMP There are many options available to help get a girl to Girl Scout camp: Activity Credits, Tiered Pricing and the Activity Scholarship Program. TIERED PRICING Tiered pricing makes it possible for all campers to have the same experience regardless of what their caregiver can afford. Tiered prices are listed with each camp session description and should be selected based on what the camper s caregiver can afford. Girl Scouts of Utah strives to ensure all girls have the opportunity to experience camp. No financial documentation is required. Activity Scholarships are available if assistance is needed to pay for tier three. Tier One (T1): The actual cost to run camps: staffing, program supplies, food and maintenance costs. Tier Two (T2): Partially subsidized cost for families that can pay a little more, but not the actual cost of camp. Tier Three (T3): The standard fee that all families are asked to pay. Girl Scouts of Utah subsidizes the entire remainder of the cost. ACTIVITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM This program provides assistance for individual girl members who are registered Girl Scouts and wish to attend Girl Scouts of Utah sponsored camps or programs, but are unable, due to financial restraints. This program is not a reward, nor is it a way to repay volunteer work a caregiver might have done in Girl Scouting. The decision to grant an activity scholarship, and the amount, are based on information given on the application form. All information is confidential and discussed only by those responsible for allocating money. Applications for activity scholarships may be submitted after the completion of the initial registration and a $50 non-refundable, nontransferable deposit is paid. Scholarship applications are due April 2, Scholarship awards will be applied to camp balance no later than May 1, All applications received after April 2, 2018 will be awarded based on funding available at that time. Apply for activity scholarships 10

11 ACTIVITY CREDITS Girl Scout programming is powered by the Girl Scout Cookie Program through Activity Credits. Girls recieve Activity Credits to help pay for summer camps, day camps, program activities, Girl Scout membership fees and items from the Girl Scout Shop. For every 50 packages of cookies (from boxes), girls earn $ For every 50 packages of cookies (starting at 350+ boxes), girls earn $ DID YOU KNOW? If a girl sells 1,200 packages of cookies, she can go to a week of horse camp using Activity Credits! Girls can find their summer camp program(s) and work with their supportive adults to set their cookie selling goal to power their summer. Quantities needed to be sold are noted for each program. Each camp requires a $50 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit in addition to the quantity being sold. To apply Activity Credits to a camp balance, simply bring in or mail the credits to any Girl Scout office with a note indicating to which girl and which program the credits should be applied. You will receive confirmation once the payment has been applied. 11

12 SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION & REGISTRATION NIGHT Ogden Tuesday, April 24 6:30-8:00 pm Salt Lake City Wednesday, April 25 6:30-8:00 pm American Fork Thursday, April 26 6:30-8:00 pm Learn more about camp, get special sneak peeks, meet the staff, and pick the perfect camp session(s). Adults discuss camp and share helpful hints to make campers experiences extra enjoyable while girls and siblings are entertained with hands-on camp activities. Register by April 16 SUMMER CAMP OPEN HOUSE Trefoil Ranch Saturday, June 23 2:00-5:00 pm Cloud Rim Saturday, June 23 2:00-5:00 pm Girl Scouts of Utah welcomes first-time and returning campers and their families to visit one or both of our camp properties during our open house day. This is a great opportunity to see where girls might sleep, meet the Camp Director and counselors, check out the dining hall and explore the program areas. Register by June

13 CAMP CATALOG GUIDE Use this key to discover the focus of each camp program. Art Sister Water Cooking Animals Night Classic Camp High Adventure Horses* Leadership Badges 2 Optional Horse Experience** *Horse Program Details Campers in equestrian programs will be grouped according to experience level and lessons will be geared toward the least-experienced rider. Lessons include riding instruction, stable maintenance (mucking stalls) and ground school (learning about the animals and tack and how to care for them). Horseback riding is a sport that requires physical coordination, balance and the ability to follow directions. Girl in horseback riding programs will hike daily to the stables, which are located 1/2 mile to 1 mile uphill from the main camp. **Optional Horse Experience Select non-horse-specific programs offered at Trefoil Ranch will have the option to add a two-hour horse experience to their program at the time of registration for an additional $35 fee. Campers will visit the stables at camp, meet some of the horses and learn some of the basics of horseback riding and horse care. Campers will be fitted for helmets and boots (if needed) when arriving at the stables. Camp staff will assist campers on a brief ride around the arena. 13

14 CAMP AT-A-GLANCE June June July 2-7 July 9-14 Entering Grades 1-3 Pony Tails Camp Sampler Mini (3 days) Little Chef Mini (3 days) Pony Tails Pony Tails Splish, Splash, Splat Entering Grades 4-5 Campapalooza Canyak Attack Campapalooza Horse Lover Horse Lover Chopped Junior Horse Lover Junior Survivor Horse Lover Junior Survivor Try It! You ll Like It! Mini (3 days) Midnight Mania Entering Grades 6-7 Camp Chef Adventure Unleashed Adventure Trek Camp Chef Hard Hats and Horse Sense Artrageous Campapalooza All-Stars Campapalooza Campapalooza Hard Hats and Horse Sense Hard Hats and Horse Sense Entering Grades 8-12 Adventure Unleashed Adventure Unleashed Take the Reins Camp Chef Take the Reins Campapalooza Leadership Programs Counselor-in- Training 2 (13 days) Counselor-in- Training 2 (13 days) Junior Counselor (training week) Wrangler-intraining (13 days) 14 Wrangler-intraining (13 days)

15 July July July 30-August 4 August 6-11 Sunshine and Squirrels Pony Tails Big Sis, Lil Sis Sunshine and Squirrels Sunshine and Squirrels Pony Tails Campapalooza Campapalooza Big Sis, Lil Sis Canyak Attack Sister, Sister Canyak Attack Chopped Junior Horse Lover Horse Lover Outdoor Art Explorer Outdoor Art Explorer Artrageous Adventure Trek Mini (3 days) Aquatic Sailors Cadette Badge Frenzy Mini (3 days) Aquatic Sailors Adventure Unleashed Campapalooza Campapalooza Backpacker Night Owls Night Owls Sister, Sister Sister, Sister Cairn Chasers Mini (4 days) Cairn Chasers Mini (4 days) Adventure Trek and Travel Campapalooza Kickin It Camp-Style (10 days) Kickin It Camp-Style (10 days) Range Riders (13 days) Range Riders (13 days) Counselor-in- Training 1 (13 days) Counselor-in- Training 1 (13 days) LEAP (10 days) LEAP (10 days) LEAP (10 days) Leader-in-Training (13 days) Leader-in-Training (13 days) 15

16 16 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 1-3 Big Sis, Lil Sis Entering Grades 1-5 July 30-August 4 Experience the magic of Cloud Rim with your sister! Swim and paddle in the lake, get your creative juices flowing in the art room, cook over the campfire, go on day hikes and so much more. Sisters, cousins and friends of various age levels are welcome to attend! Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages Camper Sampler Mini Entering Grades days June This sampler program is perfect for first-time campers. Try all the great things has to offer by spending a fun-filled few days taking part in camp traditions. Sing, play and work on badges with new friends your age. Cost T1: $290 T2: $235 T3: $ Packages Little Chef mini Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades days See dates below Learn how to cook outdoors! Plan a healthy snack to take on a hike, create your own chef hat, discover foods that help keep your energy up and top off your stay with a cupcake decorating party. Make new friends and experience camp life while working on your snacks badge! July 2-4 (3 days) Cost T1: $290 T2: $235 T3: $ Packages July 5-7 (3 days) Cost T1: $280 T2: $225 T3: $ Packages

17 Pony Tails Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 1-3 June June July 9-14 July July 30-August 4 This is our introductory horseback riding program. Get to know Trefoil Ranch s horses as you visit the horses each full day of camp. Learn about horse safety and horse care and have the opportunity to ride each day you are at the stables! Round out your camp experience with time in the art room, participate in a cookout and experience the low ropes course. See page 12 for additional horse camp information. Cost T1: $615 T2: $505 T3: $ Packages 17

18 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 1-3 splish, splash, splat Entering Grades 1-3 July 2-7 Days will be filled with time on the waterfront, exploding art, making ice cream and messy painting projects. This will be a week of getting covered in all sorts of goo! Enjoy other camp activities during your stay. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages sunshine and squirrels Entering Grades 1-3 July July August 6-11 Explore wildlife, paddle around the lake, enjoy a cookout, design your own nature-inspired art project, make trail mix for a hike and meet the squirrels who have made their home. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages 18

19 big sis, lil sis Entering Grades 1-5 July 30 August 4 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 4-5 Experience the magic of Cloud Rim with your sister! Swim and paddle in the lake, get your creative juices flowing in the art room, cook over the campfire, go on day hikes and so much more. Sisters, cousins and friends of various age levels are welcome to attend! Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages campapalooza and Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 4-5 June Trefoil Ranch July 2-7 July July Trefoil Ranch Pick your activities during this jam-packed session, as every day is camper s choice. Campapalooza means days filled with all the best parts of classic summer camp. Lounge in the lodge, climb to new heights, enjoy arts and crafts, cookout over a campfire, learn new outdoor skills, sing, create, and so much more. First-time campers and returning campers grow their independence, confidence, smart risk-taking and find a home away from home. Cloud Rim activities may include polar bear dips, pottery, hiking Mt. Majestic, canoeing, rock climbing, swimming, paddle boarding, overnight campouts, kayaking and more. Trefoil Ranch activities may include sunrise hikes, archery, ropes course, bicycle riding, sleeping under the stars and more. Cost T1: $545 T2: $435 T3: $ Packages 2 campapalooza is the ultimate classic camp experience! 19

20 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 4-5 canyak attack Entering Grades 4-5 June July August 6-11 Discover new and challenging adventures to get you waterlogged all week long. This camp goes beyond basic canoeing and kayaking skills. Learn how to rescue yourself and others in the water. Build a cardboard boat with friends for a race on the lake! This challenging and fun week ends with a water-rific game of Battleship Tag. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages chopped junior Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 4-5 June July 30 August 4 Hone your cooking skills and take your meals to the next level as you learn kitchen safety, and how to chop, dice and mince. Prepare for the Chopped competition on the last day as you bake, fry and sauté your way through the week by cooking out at least one meal a day. During the competition teams will receive a mystery basket and compete to create the best appetizer, entrée and dessert to present to a panel of judges, all while you work on your Simple Meals Badge. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages 2 20

21 horse lover Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 4-5 June June July 2-7 July 9-14 July July 30-August 4 Learn basic horse care and safety, build confidence and take your skills out of the arena on a meadow ride at the end of the week. Visit the horses each full day of camp and learn about proper western-style riding, safety around horses, how to bridle and saddle a horse and horse care. Play games with the horses and discover other camp activities like archery, art and the low ropes course. See page 12 for additional horse camp information. Cost T1: $615 T2: $505 T3: $ Packages junior survivor Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 4-5 July 2-7 July 9-14 Get the ultimate Junior camp experience by becoming part of a team and working together. Ride bikes, raft down the Provo River, complete challenges at the high ropes course, test your skills at the archery range, participate in outdoor cook-offs and camp out. Camp provides bicycles and helmets and girls should be able to ride a bicycle up to 5 miles round trip down and up a canyon road. Cost T1: $590 T2: $480 T3: $ Packages 2 21

22 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 4-5 midnight mania Entering Grades 4-5 July 2-7 Experience camp activities at night! Canoe at sunset, make s mores at midnight, go on a night hike, learn about the stars while stargazing, and more. This nighttime adventure comes with the perks of sleeping in and enjoying brunch, and daytime activities such as making art, kayaking and rock climbing. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages outdoor art explorer Entering Grades 4-5 July July 30 August 4 Let nature be your inspiration during this art-filled week. Tie-dye your own wearable art. Create instruments using nature and perform a song for the entire camp. Learn about photo composition, take some great outdoor shots and develop photograms using leaves, twigs and flowers in the dark room while earning the Outdoor Art Explorer Badge. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages 22

23 sister, sister Entering Grades 4-8 July Experience everything camp has to offer with the girl who has always been by your side, your sister! Paddle on the lake and cheer each other on as you climb the rock wall. There will be so much to do, including roasting s mores over a fire you built yourselves. Sisters, cousins and friends of various age levels are welcome to attend. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages try it! you ll like it! Mini Entering Grades days June This session is designed for campers who aren t sure about being away from home for a full week. Try a little bit of everything in this two-night program. Create an art project, cook over a campfire, make s mores, swim and paddle on the lake, rock climb and go for a hike. With so much to do, you are bound to love camp and want to return for a longer stay. Cost T1: $280 T2: $225 T3: $ Packages 23

24 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 6-7 adventure trek Entering Grades 6-7 July 2-7 This ultimate camp experience is full of adventure! Practice your paddling skills on Lake Brimhall and perfect your climbing skills at the chimney before you trek to Cadette Cliff. Stargaze and learn astronomy on a two-night overnight experience. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages adventure trek mini Entering Grades days July This is a taste of adventure as you practice your paddling skills on Lake Brimhall, perfect your climbing skills on the chimney and trek to Mount Majestic just in time for an incredible sunset view. Cost T1: $290 T2: $235 T3: $ Packages adventure unleashed Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 6-7 July Entering Grades 6-12 June Test your limits on the high ropes course, bike to a river rafting experience on the Provo River and aim for a bull s eye at the archery range. Work with your new friends to create other adventures including a backpacking experience, an outdoor skills competition and testing the bikes on the camp trails. Camp provides bicycles and helmets, girls should be able to ride a bicycle 5 miles up and down a canyon road. Cost T1: $590 T2: $480 T3: $ Packages 2 24

25 artrageous Entering Grades 6-7 June July Love to create? Let your imagination run wild and spend your week working on artrageous creations. Create your own jewelry using a variety of techniques. Experiment with charcoal, pastels, pencils and paints. Learn about photo composition, take some great shots and develop photograms in the dark room. Make sure to save time for the waterfront, have a campfire and more. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages aquatic sailors Entering Grades 6-7 July July 30 August 4 Become a sailor as you spend the week rigging sailboats, capsizing with friends and flying across the water with the wind taking the sail. You will receive at least six hours of sailing instruction and race in a Sailboat Regatta around Lake Brimhall by the end of the week! Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages 25

26 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 6-7 backpacker Entering Grades 6-7 July Beginning backpackers will learn outdoor skills and how to pack a backpack, then hit the trail Tuesday morning and return Thursday night. Enjoy magnificent views, cook dinner and stargaze. Be prepared for challenging hikes and rock-solid friendships. If you ve done Backpacker before, this summer is different as we feature new trails. Girls will be transported to program sites by camp staff, and all campers should be able to carry a hiking backpack 3-5 miles each day for three days. Individual and group gear is distributed among the campers and staff in order to ensure campers are only carrying up to 1/4 of their body weight. Fee includes off-site backpacking experience. Cost T1: $630 T2: $520 T3: $ Packages cadette badge frenzy mini Entering Grades days August 9-11 Complete three Cadette badges in this fun-filled badge frenzy! Discover your own performance style with the Public Speaker Badge. Learn how to take care of people in an emergency, including younger children in your care, while earning the First Aid Badge. Grab your naturalist hat and get ready to earn the Trees Badge. Girls will earn and receive all three badges while at camp. Cost T1: $420 T2: $310 T3: $ Packages 26

27 camp chef Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 6-7 June Entering Grades 6-12 July 9-14 Do you have what it takes to be the camp top chef? Learn a few new cooking tricks as you work with your group to share a love of food. Cook at least one meal a day using the campfire, camp stove, or camp kitchen all while working on your New Cuisines Badge. Show off your cooking skills by creating, preparing and serving a meal for all campers in the dining hall (with a little help from the camp kitchen staff). The grand finale of the week at camp is a camp-themed Top Chef competition! Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages campapalooza and Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades June Trefoil Ranch June July 30-August 4 Trefoil Ranch August 6-11 Entering Grades 6-9 July 9-14 Trefoil Ranch Pick your activities during this jam-packed session, as every day is camper s choice. Campapalooza means days filled with all the best parts of classic summer camp. Lounge in the lodge, climb to new heights, enjoy arts and crafts, cookout over a campfire, learn new outdoor skills, sing, create and so much more. First-time campers and returing campers grow their independence, confidence, smart risk-taking and find a home away from home. Cloud Rim activities may include polar bear dips, pottery, hiking Mt. Majestic, canoeing, rock climbing, swimming, paddle boarding, overnight campouts, kayaking and more. Trefoil Ranch activities may include sunrise hikes, archery, ropes course, bicycle riding, sleeping under the stars and more. Cost T1: $545 T2: $435 T3: $ Packages 2 campapalooza is the ultimate classic camp experience! 27

28 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 6-7 campapalooza all-stars and Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 6-7 July 2-7 Try a little bit of everything at both of our camps! Every day is camper s choice, and activities at both camps include hiking, poetry writing, baking, drawing, sewing, night games, cookouts, building forts, creating music videos, painting, making ice cream and more. activities may include polar bear dips, pottery, hiking Mt. Majestic, canoeing, rock climbing, swimming, paddle boarding, overnight campouts, kayaking and more. Trefoil Ranch activities may include sunrise hikes, archery, ropes course, bicycle riding, sleeping under the stars and more. Girls will be transported to program sites by camp staff. Girls who check-in at Trefoil Ranch will check out at, and girls who check-in at will check out at Trefoil Ranch. Cost T1: $595 T2: $485 T3: $ Packages 2 campapalooza is the ultimate classic camp experience! Experience Both Trefoil Ranch and Camp Cloud Rim in one week! 28

29 hard hats and horse sense Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 6-7 June July 2-7 July 9-14 Develop your horsewomanship skills this summer at Trefoil Ranch s stables. Visit the horses daily, improve your skills both in the arena and out on trails and learn about horse safety and equine care. Expand your knowledge by getting the horses ready for the day in Saddle Club, where you ll bridle and saddle a horse and enjoy an extended trail ride with a sack lunch or dinner. There will also be time to enjoy classic camp activities such as archery and high ropes course as well! See page 12 for additional horse camp information. Cost T1: $615 T2: $505 T3: $ Packages night owls Entering Grades 6-7 July August 6-11 Discover what happens when the rest of camp goes to bed! Stay up late each night and experience camp in a whole new way. Play night games, discover star constellations, cook out, canoe on the lake with glow sticks, create glowin-the-dark art projects and more. Cost T1: $420 T2: $310 T3: $ Packages sister, sister Entering Grades 4-8 July Experience everything camp has to offer with the girl who has always been by your side, your sister! Paddle on the lake and cheer each other on as you climb the rock wall. There will be so much to do, including roasting s mores over a fire you built yourselves. Sisters, cousins, and friends of various age levels are welcome to attend. Cost T1: $420 T2: $310 T3: $ Packages 29

30 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 8-12 adventure trek and travel Entering Grades 8-12 August 6-11 This is the ultimate off-site adventure! Travel off-site four of the six days during the week of camp. Enjoy a backpacking trek, whitewater rafting as a team and rock climbing. You will also get the chance to explore Timpanogos cave. Girls will be transported to program sites by camp staff, and all campers should be able to carry a hiking backpack 3-5 miles. Individual and group gear is distributed among the campers and staff in order to ensure campers are only carrying up to 1/4 of their body weight. Fee includes off-site backpacking experience, off-site rafting experience, off-site caving experience and off-site rock climbing experience. Cost T1: $635 T2: $525 T3: $ Packages adventure unleashed Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 8-12 June Entering Grades 6-12 June Test your limits on the high ropes course, bike to a river rafting experience on the Provo River and aim for a bull s eye at the archery range. Work with your new friends to create other adventures including a backpacking experience, an outdoor skills competition and testing the bikes on the camp trails. Camp provides bicycles and helmets, girls should be able to ride a bicycle 10 miles up and down a canyon road. Cost T1: $590 T2: $480 T3: $ Packages 2 30

31 cairn chasers mini Entering Grades days July Backpackers will learn outdoor skills and how to pack a backpack, then hit the trail Saturday morning and return Monday night. Enjoy magnificent views, cook dinner and stargaze. Be prepared for challenging hikes and rocksolid friendships. Campers join the Kickin It Camp Style program for the backpacking portion only. Girls will be transported to program sites by camp staff, and all campers should be able to carry a hiking backpack 3-5 miles each day for three days. Individual and group gear is distributed among the campers and staff in order to ensure campers are only carrying up to 1/4 of their body weight. Fee includes off-site backpacking experience. Cost T1: $535 T2: $425 T3: $ Packages campapalooza and Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 6-9 July 9-14 Trefoil Ranch 2 Entering Grades 8-9 July Pick your activities during this jam-packed session, as every day is camper s choice. Campapalooza means days filled with all the best parts of classic summer camp. Lounge in the lodge, climb to new heights, enjoy arts and crafts, cookout over a campfire, learn new outdoor skills, sing, create and so much more. First-time campers and returing campers grow their independence, confidence, smart risk-taking and find a home away from home. Cloud Rim activities may include polar bear dips, pottery, hiking Mt. Majestic, canoeing, rock climbing, swimming, paddle boarding, overnight campouts, kayaking and more. Trefoil Ranch activities may include sunrise hikes, archery, ropes course, bicycle riding, sleeping under the stars and more. Cost T1: $545 T2: $435 T3: $ Packages campapalooza is the ultimate classic camp experience! 31

32 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 8-12 camp chef Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 6-12 July 9-14 Do you have what it takes to be the camp top chef? Learn a few new cooking tricks as you work with your group to share a love of food. Cook at least one meal a day using the campfire, camp stove, or camp kitchen. Show off your cooking skills by creating, preparing and serving a meal for all campers in the dining hall (with a little help from the camp kitchen staff). The grand finale of the week at camp is a camp-themed Top Chef competition! Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages kickin it camp style and Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades days July 26 August 4 A 10-day camp designed for the guru camper! Check-in at Camp Cloud Rim and spend time at the pottery studio and waterfront. Enjoy offcamp activities including a day rock climbing trip and a 3-day and 2-night backpacking adventure. Trek to Trefoil Ranch and experience the ropes course, archery and horseback riding. The experience will also include an offcamp high ropes course and river kayaking. Girls will check out from Trefoil Ranch on the last day of the adventure. All campers should be able to carry a hiking backpack 3-5 miles each day for three days. Individual and group gear is distributed among the campers and staff in order to ensure campers are only carrying up to 1/4 their body weight. Girls will be transported to program sites by camp staff. Fee includes off-site rafting, off-site backpacking, off-site rock climbing, horse experience and offsite ropes course. Cost T1: $990 T2: $880 T3: $ Packages 2 32

33 range riders Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades days July 23 August 4 This is a chance for experienced horse riders to shine. Visit the stables daily where you ll learn advanced horse care and riding skills. Practice drills, go on trail rides, present a mounted flag ceremony and participate in Showdeo. The adventure continues with an overnight pack trip. Help the riding staff with a lesson for younger girls at the stables. Enjoy classic camp activities as well like high ropes course, archery and arts and crafts. Girls will not ride horses on Sunday. See page 12 for additional horse camp information. Cost T1: $1015 T2: $905 T3: $ Packages sister, sister Entering Grades 4-8 July Experience everything camp has to offer with the girl who has always been by your side, your sister! Paddle on the lake and cheer each other on as you climb the rock wall. There will be so much to do, including roasting s mores over a fire you built yourselves. Sisters, cousins and friends of various age levels are welcome to attend. Cost T1: $555 T2: $445 T3: $ Packages 33

34 GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 8-12 take the reins Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 8-9 June July 2-7 Take your horse skills to the next level as you spend time every day at the stables advancing your riding skills and equine care knowledge. Enjoy getting the horses ready for the day in Saddle Club, take an extended trail ride, present a mounted flag ceremony and participate in Showdeo! Experience the high ropes course and field archery range during your stay at camp. See page 12 for additional horse camp information. Cost T1: $615 T2: $505 T3: $ Packages 34

35 Leadership Progression Chart leap LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS LIT cit 1 wit cit 2 leap Trefoil Ranch and Entering Grade 8 2 July 23 August 1 Trefoil Ranch July 30 August 8 10 days Start to make the leap from camper to counselor! During this 10-day program, form a tight-knit team with fellow LEAPers and learn teamwork, conflict resolution and communication skills. With the support of your team, learn the fundamental skills like leadership, goal setting, decision making and problem solving. Cost T1: $670 T2: $560 T3: $ Packages leader-in-training (l.i.t.) Entering Grades days July 30 August 11 junior counselor The Leader-in-Training program (LIT) is the building block for Girl Scouts of Utah s Leadership Programs at. LIT is the mandatory prerequisite to the Counselor-in-Training 1, Counselor-in-Training 2 and Junior Counselor programs. This two-week camp includes fun camp programming opportunities, youth development and a camp service project. An emphasis is placed on the Camp Program Quality Assessment tool. Throughout the two weeks participants will attend workshops about female developmental stages, diversity and rainy day backup plans and games without equipment. These workshops are focused on helping the LITs learn and improve their leadership skills and traits throughout the program. LITs will also participate in an overnight experience, perfect their Basic 8 Outdoor Skills and attend Camper Council. Cost T1: $695 T2: $585 T3: $ Packages 35

36 LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS counselor-in-training 1 (cit 1) Entering Grades days July Practice your leadership skill and expereince at camp! Gain techniques and strategies for supervising campers, and learn counseling skills for homesickness, behavior management and conflict resolution. CITs will plan and execute camper s choice activities each week. CITs will shadow the Unit Staff for three days during the second week. CITs will shadow a Program Director for two days during the second week. Cost T1: $695 T2: $585 T3: $ Packages counselor-in-training 2 (cit 2) Entering Grades days June 25 July 7 Building on the skills you learned in CIT 1, expand your interests and skills in camp counseling, increase your ability to manage and teach children and learn about risk management and resolving difficult situations. Spend time at camp planning and teaching Camper s Choice activities and the themed all-camp evening programs. During your second week, you will be placed with a unit of campers or a program area at. You ll get the full daily experience including the camper s morning wake-up routine, Polar Bear Plunge and overnight experiences with campers. Cost T1: $550 T2: $440 T3: $ Packages 36

37 wrangler-in-training (wit) Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades days June 25 July 7 Wrangler-in-Training is a two-week leadership program where you ll continue to expand your knowledge of the equestrian program at Trefoil Ranch, while also learning how to work with younger campers throughout your stay. The second week of camp will focus on leading the younger girls through their horse programming at the stables, with support from the equestrian staff. This training prepares you to be a future riding counselor, so be prepared to work hard and fully immerse yourself in the staff side of camp. For summer 2018, girls do not need to complete LIT to participate in WIT. Starting in 2019, all girls in WIT need to have completed LIT. See page 12 for additional horse camp information. Cost T1: $695 T2: $585 T3: $ Packages junior counselor- formerly counselor-in-training 3 Entering Grade 12 June Training Week By the time you reach the Junior Counselor program, you will be ready to jump into camp life and practice the leadership and camp skills you ve built over the years. Spend one week at in an intensive Junior Counselor training, a refresher of LIT, CIT 1, and CIT 2 workshops. This will also include training components such as emergency procedures, incident reporting, camper discipline and bully prevention. Junior Counselors will also receive Quick Cards and a Bag of Tricks. After completing the week of training, you ll be asked to come back to camp for two weeks to complete the Junior Counselor internship. Junior Counselors may choose to complete their internships at or Trefoil Ranch and will receive an inviting them to select dates. Cost T1: $610 T2: $500 T3: $ Packages Leader-in-Training (LIT) requires girls go through an application and interview before being accepted into the leadership programs. LIT is the prerequisite for Counselor-in-Training I, Counselor-in-Training II, WIT and Junior Counselor. Any girls who are new to GSU s leadership track (with the exception of LEAP) must also fill out an application and participate in an interview. 37

38 MINICAMPS Girl Scouts of Utah offers camps all year long. Girls can attend most programs individually, with friends, as a troop or with an adult companion. Minicamp activities range from snowshoeing, ropes courses, canoeing, hiking, art and more. Learn more about these programs and register throughout the year Minicamps are listed in chronological order. extreme winter camping Grades 6-12 Girl Only January Registration Deadline: January 2 Explore winter camping techniques at. Shop for groceries and build financial management skills before heading off to camp. Once at camp, build snow shelters and snow caves, practice winter survival skills and explore the winter wonderland on snowshoes. Girls will earn the GSU Winter Outdoor Patch. Time will be spent indoors and outdoors. Girls must be physically able to snowshoe with a backpack for 1-3 miles. Camp staff will transport girls in Council and rental vehicles. Campers will meet at the Salt Lake City office, drive to the area and snowshoe to the camp property. Cost: $150 38

39 change your world Trefoil Ranch Grades K-8 Girl/Adult, Troop January Registration Deadline: January 2 Spend a beautiful overnight at Trefoil Ranch bonding with other Girl Scouts. Participate in teambuilding exercises, navigate a scavenger hunt, and complete portions of the It s Your World Change It! Journey. Dig deeper and explore exactly what the L in G.I.R.L. looks like through workshops and activities. Staff will facilitate the appropriate Journey connected to the troop s Girl Scout level, and multi-level troops can also benefit from this overnight experience. After the minicamp, participants will have completed at least two parts of a Girl Scout Journey and will make a plan to finish their Take Action project. Journey books are required and may be purchased at the Council Shop before the minicamp, or Journey books will be provided for an additional fee. Friday night dinner and Saturday breakfast and lunch are included in the cost. Cost: $50/girl; $57/girl including Journey book; $30/adult winter festival Trefoil Ranch Grades K-8 Girl/Adult; Troop January Registration Deadline: January 16 February 2-3 Registration Deadline: January 22 Design your own adventure and take things at your own pace at the Winter Festival at Trefoil Ranch. Activities may include snowshoeing, winter survival, snow sculpting contents, building snow shelters and more. Don t forget to save time to relax by the fire and hang out with friends! Cost: $40 39

40 40 MINICAMPS love your planet Trefoil Ranch Grades K-8 Girl/Adult, Troop February 9-10 Registration Deadline: January 29 Join fellow Girl Scouts who wish to protect the natural environment and keep the Earth healthy. During this overnight experience, participants will take on the G.I.R.L. Innovator role as they engage in weird science experiments, recycled crafts and healthy snacks. Complete portions of the It s Your Planet Love It! Journey. Staff will facilitate the appropriate Journey connected to the troop s Girl Scout level, and multi-level troops can also benefit from this overnight experience. After the minicamp, participants will have completed at least two parts of a Girl Scout Journey and will make a plan to finish their Take Action project. Journey books are required and may be purchased at the Council Shop before the minicamp, or Journey books will be provided for an additional fee. Friday night dinner and Saturday breakfast and lunch are included in the cost. Cost: $50/girl; $57/girl including journey book; $30/adult winter glamping Grades 6-12 Girl Only February Registration Deadline: February 5 Exploring winter camping techniques during a weekend at. Shop for groceries and build financial management skills before heading off to camp. Once at camp, build snow shelters and snow caves, practice winter survival skills and explore the winter wonderland on snowshoes. Girls will earn the New Cuisine, Locavore and Dinner Party badges. Time will be spent indoors and outdoors. Girls must be physically able to snowshoe with a backpack for 1-3 miles. Camp staff will transport girls in Council and rental vehicles. Campers will meet at the Salt Lake City office, drive to the area and snowshoe to the camp property. Cost: $150

41 moab adventure Moab Grades 6-12 Girl Only April 6-8 Registration Deadline: March 26 This is an epic outdoor adventure for beginners. Travel with other G.I.R.L. Go-getters to Moab on Friday, then set up camp and spend all day Saturday paddle boarding and hiking. Fee includes: transportation from the Girl Scout office in Salt Lake City to Moab, paddle board instruction and guide fee, camping, food and staff. This is a beginner trip. Prior paddle boarding and camping experience is not a prerequisite, participants must be able to swim. Cost: $200 tell your story Salt Lake City Grades K-8 Girl/Adult, Troop April 21 Registration Deadline: April 9 Become an expert storyteller by learning how to share ideas and tell stories about people, places, things or ideas as you connect with other Girl Scouts from around the council. Discover your inner G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader). Complete portions of the It s Your Story Tell It! Journey. Staff will facilitate the appropriate Journey connected to the troop s Girl Scout level, and multi-level troops can also benefit from this experience. After the minicamp, participants will have completed at least two parts of a Girl Scout Journey and will make a plan to finish their Take Action project. Saturday lunch and two snacks are included. Journey books are required and may be purchased at the Council Shop before the minicamp or will be provided for an additional fee. Cost: $35/girl; $42/girl including Journey book; $10/adult 41

42 MINICAMPS ropes and rafting adventure Trefoil Ranch Grades 4-12 Girl Only, Girl/Adult August Registration Deadline: August 6 Challenge yourself during a weekend of adventure at Trefoil Ranch. Participate in team challenges, take the high ropes course and raft the Provo River on Saturday. Save some time for other classic camp activities as well. Cost: $75 archery and horses extravaganza Trefoil Ranch Grades 2-12 Girl Only, Girl/Adult August or Registration Deadline: August 6 Practice your skills at the archery range, create an archery challenge and enjoy a horseback riding experience. Save some time for other classic camp activities as well. Cost: $75 42

43 ropes and archery explorers Trefoil Ranch Grades 4-12 Girl Only, Girl/Adult August Registration Deadline: August 6 Spend time at the low ropes course before challenging yourself and your team at the high ropes course. Sharpen your skills at the archery range and compete in unique challenges. Make sure to save some time for other classic camp activities as well! Cost: $45 Outdoor Discovery Trefoil Ranch Grades K-8 Girl/Adult, Troop September 7-9 or 8-9 Registration Deadline: August 27 Grab your sleeping bags, backpacks and water bottles and discover everything about camp! Try the low ropes course and enjoy songs, games and learning outdoor skills. Cook a meal or two outside while mingling and exploring camp with your other Girl Scout friends! Extend your adventure to two nights and participate in archery as well (2nd grade and up). Girls will work on steps of the Troop Camping Badges. Cost: $40/person for one night; $70/person for 2 nights women of the wilderness Grades K-12 in Fall 2018 Girl/Adult September Registration Deadline: September 4 You and your favorite adult female will decide how you want to spend your weekend at camp. Bring your adventurous spirit and get ready for a jampacked weekend of camp adventures. Activities may include polar bear dips, a sunrise hike to Mt. Majestic, night games and waterfront activities. Cost: $45 43

44 MINICAMPS american girl Grades K-5 in Fall 2018 Girl/Adult, Troop September Registration Deadline: September 4 Discover with Molly, the Go-Getter, from American Girl! Molly is a bright, cheerful girl who loves to go to camp and cheer on the U.S.A. during times of war. Daisies, Brownies and Juniors will experience all that Molly loves in the outdoors like roasting marshmallows, using a compass, playing games from the 1940s and showing off her American pride. Come as a Troop or make this experience a Mom and Me overnight adventure Cost: $45 wilderness warriors Grades K-12 Girl/Adult September Registration Deadline: September 10 Register for American Girl and Women of the Wilderness and Save $10 per person! You and your favorite adult male will decide how you want to spend your weekend at camp. Bring your adventurous spirit and get ready for a jampacked weekend of camp adventures including a polar bear dip, sunrise hike to Mt. Majestic, night games and waterfront activities. Cost: $45 44

45 explorer training camp Grades K-12 Girl/Adult, Troop September 8-9 Registration Deadline: August 27 September Registration Deadline: September 10 Learn some of the skills it takes to be a good explorer including navigation, Leave No Trace, tool safety, self-care, knots, fire building, first aid and outdoor cooking. Build your Go-getter team spirit on Saturday night. Teams will learn the Basic 8 Outdoor Skills to get ready for the final Great Exploration Team Challenge. Play all day and finish with an awards ceremony on Sunday. Adult females and males are welcome. Register individually and teams will be created on Saturday night. Participants will earn portions of the Girl Scouts of Utah Outdoor Skills patch. Participants will leave with an Outcomes Sheet detailing which requirements were earned. Cost: $45 Register for wilderness warriors and Explorer Training camp and Save $10 per person! art-a-rama Grades K-12 Girl/Adult, Troop September or Registration Deadline: September 17 Enjoy the fall weather at and create your own innovative masterpieces. Capture the gorgeous fall scenery on canvas, create unique pieces of jewelry including a hair barrette, necklace and bracelet. Classic camp activities will also be offered such as paddling on the lake and hiking. Projects in 2018 are different from the previous year. Cost: $45 45

46 MORE WAYS TO CAMP DAY CAMPS Experience camp for a day in your area! Day Camps are held over a threeday period in various locations including parks, churches and community centers. These camps are hosted by area Community Leadership Teams. More information and registration will be available in May. Information and Registration YOU AND ME INTRO TO CAMP Join us for a camping adventure with your favorite male or female adult. Get a taste of what camp life is all about including arts and crafts, campfires, cook outs and so much more! Trefoil Ranch offers horseback riding, archery and the ropes course. Cloud Rim provides paddling on the lake and rock climbing. For girls in grades 1-12 in Fall Girls must attend with an adult. Cloud Rim July 13 5:30 pm July 14 3:00 pm Registration Deadline: June 30 Cost: $50/person Trefoil Ranch July 19 6:00 pm July 21 6:00 pm Registration Deadline: June 30 Cost: $110/person 46

47 CAMP RENTALS FOR TROOPS Girls and their Troop Leaders can enjoy an overnight camp experience in cabin units at Trefoil Ranch during the fall and spring months. Troops provide their own programming and meals while support and resources are provided by the Outdoor Program Team. Registration is open throughout the year. Information and Registration TROOP CAMPING AT SUMMER CAMP Girls and their Troop Leaders can enjoy the camp experience together during a three-day session at Cloud Rim or Trefoil Ranch during June, July or August each summer. Camp staff and Troop Leaders work together to provide a fun, engaging and relevant outdoor experience for the girls. Registration opens January 25, Information and Registration 47

48 SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION HOW TO REGISTER Registration opens January 25, 2018 beginning at 8:00 am. 1. Go to and select your desired program. 2. Click Register Now. Already a member? Log in! (Username= address) Follow prompts to complete check out. Not a current member? Renew your membership by logging in, clicking on the Membership tab, and choosing Renew in the drop down box next to the camper s name. Click Continue and complete payment. Click on the Activities tab, choose your camp session, and follow the prompts to complete check out. Not a member? Click on Create an Account. Follow prompts to enter information and complete check out. Want to become a member? Follow prompts to enter information, purchase membership, and complete check out. Click on the Activities tab, choose your camp session and follow the prompts to complete check out. 3. Select your camper s name to register the correct girl(s) for the program. 4. Under the Program Name, you ll see the tiered pricing options. Select the tier that your family is able to pay. Families do not need to provide financial information in order to qualify for Tier 2 or 3. Families select which tier they are able to afford. Activity Scholarships (page 10) are also available for families. The initial registration must be completed with a $50 deposit prior to receiving an Activity Scholarship. If you wish to only pay the $50 deposit at this time, select that box as well. Click Finish Selection 5. Under the Trading Post option you may add money to your camper s account at this time. To add money now, click the Selected circle and a pop-up box will appear. Select your camper s name and enter the amount to add to her account. Click Finish Selection 48

49 If you d like to apply 2018 Activity Credits to your balance, please mail in or drop off the Activity Credits to any of our offices with a note indicating to which girl and which camp program the Activity Credits should be applied. If there are Activity Credits remaining after paying the camp balance, Girl Scouts of Utah will mail them to you. Some programs may have the option to add an additional horse experience. If you would like this add-on, simply click on the box next to the option. 6. Review your selections and click Continue at the bottom of the screen. An Order Summary will appear. If your order is correct, click Continue. If not, click on the X next to the title of the program and it will allow you to start over. 7. Complete payment information and check out. All done with registration! Watch your for information on completing the health documents for camp. Camp registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Each program requires a $50 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit by credit card, due at time of online registration. Unpaid balances are due on or before Wednesday, May 23, 2018, and an unpaid balance will result in cancellation. Registrations submitted after Wednesday, May 23, 2018, require full payment at time of registration. TO REVIEW YOUR ORDER OR MAKE PAYMENTS To review your order or make payments: 1. Log back in to your MyGS account (Username= Address). 2. Select the My Activities tab. 3. You ll see all of the programs your household is registered for. 4. Click on the to see more information about an individual program. 5. Select Balance Due on the right side of the screen to make a payment. You can pay the entire balance or you can make multiple payments over a period of time. 6. Camp payments are due in full by Wednesday, May 23,

50 OTHER REGISTRATION INFORMATION CAMP BUDDY Your camper may request one buddy online, but the system does not automatically place them together. If your camper wants to go to camp with a buddy, make sure to register for the same session. When registering, there is an opportunity to list the name of your girl s camp buddy. CONFIRMATION You will receive an that your registration has been accepted for the camp program(s). Beginning in April, you will also receive a confirmation with more information about your Girl Scout s camp program. HEALTH FORMS Girl Scouts of Utah s 2018 Summer Camps use UltraCamp for all resident camp programs. This is only for camps between June and August, when girls come by themselves for three or more days. After registering for a resident camp program, you will receive an with information about how to complete your camper s health information. CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS The $50 deposit is non-refundable and non-transferable to other girls or other camp programs for the same girl. The remainder of the camp fee ($50 deposit excluded) will be refunded if: GSU receives a written ( ) notification of the cancellation at least five weeks prior to the camp program. A camper leaves a camp program due to illness or injury and GSU receives a written ( ) request for a refund within two weeks after the camper returns home. Refunds are pro-rated on a per diem basis. A camper cannot attend a camp program because she becomes ill or injured and GSU receives a written ( ) request for a refund, with a physician s note, within one week after scheduled camp program. GSU cancels the camp program and alternative programs were offered, but you choose not to select an alternative program. No refunds will be issued if a girl returns home due to homesickness, misconduct, parent/guardian request and/or any other circumstance. 50

51 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Girl Scouts of Utah plans quality programs for camp with the health, safety and well-being of campers as our first priority. Some sessions may be altered or cancelled due to weather, fire, natural disaster, staffing concerns or low registration numbers. The Camp Director may determine whether a girl is competent to participate in any activity and if necessary, transfer her to another program. When necessary, campers will participate in alternate activities. No refunds will be issued if changes are made to activities due to weather, fire or natural disaster. If a session is canceled due to low registration numbers, campers will be given the opportunity to select another program. WE RE HERE TO HELP Our Member Support Team is always happy to help with camp registration or with any questions about our camp programs. info@gsutah.org (801)