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CAMP TALL TREES 1635 Prairie Hawke Court McKinleyville, CA 95519 (707) 839 3714 Email: camptalltrees@redwoodgirlscouts.org Web: www.redwoodgirlscouts.org FOREST FRIENDS - CAMPER INFORMATION PACKET Schedule Campers arrive at Camp 9:30 am to 10:30 am Sunday, July 1st (Security Gate opens 9:15 a.m.) Closing Ceremony 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 3rd (Security Gate opens 10:15 a.m.) Directions to Camp Tall Trees Camp Tall Trees is being held at the Wolf Creek Education Center. Please be aware that Wolf Creek Education Center is not marked on most maps. Some software, including Google Maps and most GPS systems will give you incorrect directions. We recommend that you use the following directions. From the South: - Drive north on U.S. 101 from the Eureka/Arcata/McKinleyville area. - Continue on U.S. 101 approximately five miles north of the town of Orick, CA. - Exit Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway/Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park - Continue north, passing under U.S. 101, on the Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway for about 200 yards. - Look for the first gravel road on the left (it is unsigned). (GPS N41 21.0661 W124 1.6549) - Turn left onto the road. (If you miss the turn, you will see a large open prairie). - 20 yards down the road there is a sign for Wolf Creek Education Center. - Continue another 100 yards until you arrive at a gate. - Drive ahead, cross over the bridge, and travel approximately one mile to the T intersection at the end of the road. - At the T, turn right and drive 100 yards to the Wolf Creek entrance. From the North: - Travel south on U.S. 101 from Crescent City. Cross over the Klamath River. - Approximately four miles south of the Klamath Bridge, exit on to Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway. - Travel south on the Newton B. Drury Scenic Parkway approximately eight miles. Pass the Prairie Creek Visitor Center and campground.

- After passing Elk Prairie (the large open prairie to your right), travel approximately ¼ mile beyond the open prairie. - Turn on the first gravel road on the right. (If you miss the turn, you will come to the U.S. 101 entrance ramp) (GPS N41 21.0661 W124 1.6549) - 20 yards down the road there is a sign for Wolf Creek Education Center. - Continue another 100 yards until you arrive at a gate. - Drive ahead, cross over the bridge, and travel approximately one mile to the T intersection at the end of the road. - At the T, turn right and drive 100 yards to the Wolf Creek entrance. If you get lost, drive into Prairie Creek State Campground and ask a state ranger for directions to Wolf Creek Education Center. What to expect when you arrive. When you arrive at camp, please park in the gravel parking lot. There will be a member of staff there to direct you. Leave your bags in the car and proceed to the main lodge to register. At registration, your daughter will be assigned a Patrol and Cabin. You will have an opportunity to let us know of any special needs your daughter may have. After registration and cabin assignment, your daughter can pick up her bags from the car and head to her cabin. Medications - If your daughter requires prescription or over the counter medication, please give the medications to the camp health supervisor at registration. Medications must be in their original container along with signed written instructions regarding timing and dosage. We will return any unused medication when you pick up your camper. If the nature of the medication (for example Inhaler) is such that it needs to be carried by your daughter, and she has been trained in its use, please discuss this with the health supervisor. Emergency Contact Information Camp Tall Trees does not have cell phone service. If you need to contact us in an emergency, please contact the Eureka GS Office 707-443-6641 (Extensions 7013 or 3010). If the office is closed, please contact Doug Paulo 707-677 5016 (home) or 707-498-7366 (mobile). The office or Doug will relay the messages to us and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Behavior On the first day of camp, Counselors and girls will discuss behavior standards and agree on some group norms. Please discuss the following issues with your daughter prior to camp. Camp Tall Trees will use a three strikes and you re out policy for girls that refuse to follow behavior standards or repeatedly break the agreed group norms. 1st Incident Girls are given a verbal warning 2nd Incident Girls are given a second verbal warning 3rd Incident Girls will be asked to leave the activity and will be escorted by an adult to the camp director or assistant director where the girl(s) will discuss the incident and its consequences. Grievous or Criminal Behavior: Repeated refusals to follow behavior standards or behavior that endangers the safety of others or involves the malicious destruction of wildlife, camp facilities or property, fellow Girl Scout s property, and/or bodily injury may result in the immediate dismissal from camp. If your daughter is dismissed from camp, you will be expected to pick her up as soon as possible

Emergencies - In the event of an emergency, serious injury or sicknesses we will make every effort to contact you as soon as possible and seek your advice and consent for treatment of your daughter. If we are unable to reach you, or the situation is urgent or life threatening, we may make necessary decisions and consent to your daughter s treatment as required by the situation, until we can contact you. Homesickness - If a girl experiences home sickness, calls to home will frequently increase her feeling of separation. Accordingly, a girl who experiences homesickness will not generally be allowed to call home. If the homesickness is a serious problem, the camp director or designee will call you to discuss the situation and solicit your advice. Money There will be no opportunities to spend money. Please do not send cash with your daughter. Electronics Do not send IPods, Cell Phones, Gameboys or other electronics. There is no Wi-Fi or cell reception at camp. Staff will confiscate any electronics and return them at the end of camp. Sun Block - Please send your daughter with a good sun block. Prior to the trip, please instruct her in the use and application of sun block. Insect Repellant - We will use insect repellant that contains Deet. If you prefer to use a different type of insect repellant, please let us know and send it with your daughter. Food Allergies - If your daughter has any food allergies or special dietary needs, please confirm the details and discuss with the camp health supervisor and cook at the time you check in. Phone & Mail Camp Tall Trees has no cell phone service and is served by a single phone line. This phone line must be kept available for any emergency communications. Accordingly, you will not be able to call your daughter or receive calls from her during camp (see above for how to contact us in an emergency). If you wish your daughter to receive mail during camp, you may leave it with us at the time of check in with a note indicating the day you wish it delivered. Visits The camp will not be open for parental visits. The main gate will be locked during camp. Visits disrupt scheduled activities. Not all parents would be able to visit and this can be very hard for those girls who are not visited. Closing Ceremony We plan to hold a closing ceremony so please try to arrive on time so you can be a part of the camp s conclusion. Then have your daughter take you on a tour of Camp Tall Trees and share some of her experiences with you. Stinky Stuff - The odor of toiletries can attract animals if they are stored in cabins. All stinky stuff like toothpaste, deodorant, and sunscreen needs to be stored in the bathroom block. Girls must pack toiletries separately in a labeled plastic Ziploc bag. After cabin assignment, you must drop off your stinky stuff at the bathrooms, before taking your bags to the cabin.

CAMP TALL TREES 2018 FOREST FRIENDS CAMP PACKING LIST Your daughter will need to be responsible for her own belongings. Do not send valuable items or clothing. Clothing should be suitable for outdoor wear and you should expect it to get dirty and/or damaged. Please mark items with your daughter s name. The girls will live in cabins. The cabins are very basic and are provided with bunk beds which do now have sleeping mats. Bathrooms and showers are in a separate building. Please be sure to read and follow the instructions below for toiletries. Camp Tall Trees is being held in a wilderness area. To reduce the possibility of problems with animals, NO FOOD is allowed in the cabins. Any food found in cabins will be confiscated, please do not allow your daughter to put candy or other food items in her bag. There will be plenty of food and snacks available. There will be no opportunities to spend money. PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR DAUGHTER WITH CASH. Small backpack (The girls will make several short hikes and need to become accustomed to carrying their own water). o Water bottle that can be carried. o Sun Block. o Hat. Bag or knapsack that your daughter can carry her belongings in: o We will be at camp for three days and two nights. o Long Pants (2) o Shorts o Long Sleeve Shirt (1) o Short Sleeve Shirt (2) o Underwear and socks (3 pairs) o Windbreaker/Shower proof jacket o Warm sweatshirt or sweater, (It will be chilly in the morning or evening) o Warm Pajamas or Sweat Pants & Sleep Shirt o Small hand towel o Wash Cloth o Flashlight o Warm Sleeping Bag o An extra blanket. o Pillow. o Hair Ties. o Hairbrush o Plastic Bag for dirty laundry. o Comfortable Closed Toed walking shoes or tennis shoes (NO HEELIES)

o Spare pair of shoes. NO FLIP FLOPS or SANDALS (When selecting shoes remember they need to be suitable for climbing wall, games and short hikes.) The Following Items MUST BE IN A ZIPLOCK BAG CLEARLY MARKED with your Daughter s Name: o Travel Soap. o Tooth Brush & Tooth Paste. o Other Toiletries (The smell of these items attracts wildlife, including larger mammals. All of these items will be kept in the bathroom block and will not be allowed in the cabins. Please ensure that all items giving off odors are placed in this bag.) Optional Items o Small cuddly night companion o Camera (This will be your daughters responsibility so please don t send a valuable camera or consider using a disposable camera) DO NOT send ELECTRONICS. There will be plenty to do. Camp is intended to be a wilderness experience without the distractions of everyday life. Cellphones, Ipods, Gameboys and similar items should not be sent. If your daughter does bring any electronics (other than a camera) it will be held in the camp office while she is at camp and returned to you when you pick her up. Please remember DO NOT send candy or snack food, there will be plenty to eat, and it attracts all sorts of unwelcome animal visitors.