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Summer Camp 2014
Adventures
Imagination
Excitement
Girls Rock!
Happy
Fun
Friendship
Why Girl Scout Camp?
Because Girl Scout camp rocks! With tons of exciting adventures
for girls of all ages -both Girl Scouts and non-scouts.
Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ (GSCSNJ) runs 3 summer camps,
where girls can:
• hike trails
• cook outdoors
• enjoy a campfire
• try archery
• conquer the rock wall
• fly down the zip line
• cool off in the pool
• go canoeing
• enjoy outdoor sports and games
…and so much more!
GSCSNJ summer camps provide girls with both a sense of
adventure and the chance for personal growth. We encourage girl
participation, personal achievement and skill improvement so every
girl feels comfortable and successful. We offer lots of activities
and program options specifically designed to meet the diverse and
expanding recreational needs and interests of our campers. Camp
teaches girls to take responsibility, and the importance of meaningful
relationships in life. It is where they can truly be themselves, and
accepted for who they are. Self-esteem is boosted, confidence
increases, and girls learn about investing in themselves and the
things that matter. An interesting thing happens at camp when kids
are taken out of their usual environment: the rules change. Everything
changes. Authenticity is rewarded. Responsibility is cool. Maturity
adds clout.
Camp builds confidence. Confidence in one’s abilities is a transferable
skill. A child begins to think, “Well, if I can do that, then I can probably do
this too…” Girls learn to do things they thought they could not do and
recognize their strengths.
New to our summer camps? Visit one of our Open Houses. Tour and
meet the staff: Inawendiwin and Sacy are having their Open Houses on
Sunday, May 4th; Oak Spring is having an Open House on Sunday, May
18th. No registration is necessary. Family and friends are welcome.
Safety is our #1 priority. Staff is hired based on experience, ability
to serve as a role model and a genuine desire to work with children.
All staff participate in pre-camp training. Our camps are accredited by
American Camp Association (ACA) and are certified by the NJ Youth
Camp Safety Act.
Meet the Directors
Get to know us. We’re always available to assist
and answer your questions.
Bear in winter....
waiting
for summer!
I’m Vicky Allen, Sacy’s Resident Camp
Director and Camp Program Manager,
but I’m known as “Bear” to all of my
camp friends. I started as Oak Spring’s
Camp Director 20 years ago when I
followed my passion from the Edison
Township school system into the woods
of our camps. This is my fifth summer
at Sacy Resident and I’m more excited
than ever for this coming summer! Girls
who came for their first resident camp
experience are growing up – and now
they’re coming back to join the Camp
Aide in Training (CAT) program and
become tomorrow’s camp leaders! I
hope to see you at camp this summer,
joining me in this wonderful opportunity!
Vicky Allen
732-821-9090 x 125
[email protected]
Nalette on a hike
in Japan.
Hello! I’m Nalette Castillo, Camp
Director at Oak Spring. I’m enthusiastic
about all things camp and outdoors! I
first became involved with Oak Spring
Day Camp in my college years, and
after a few years of teaching in North
Jersey and Japan, I returned to Oak
Spring last summer as Camp Director.
I am passionate about giving girls
the best camp experience possible. I
truly believe that camp builds girls of
courage, confidence and character,
who make the world a better place! I
am looking forward to seeing girls grow
during their time at Oak Spring Day
Camp!
Nalette Castillo
732-821-9090 x 123
[email protected]
Hi all! I’m Shena Seppanen,
Inawendiwin’s Day Camp Director,
but at camp I’m known as “Stumbles”.
2014 will be my 14th summer working
at Girl Scout camp! I’ve made my way
from Kettle Run to Sacy to Inawendiwin
and worked up the ranks from Assistant
Unit Leader to Unit Leader to Assistant
Camp Director and finally Camp
Director. It has been a wonderfully
rewarding journey so far. Throughout
the years, the most amazing thing
I’ve seen is the transformation of my
campers into confident, responsible,
accomplished young women…some of
whom are even part of the counseling
staff now! I’m looking forward to
meeting all of our new campers and
welcoming back returning campers for
new adventures!
Shena Seppanen
856-795-1560 x 236
[email protected]
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What you should know so you’re
ready for a summer of fun
No matter what your age – there are plenty of summer programs
from which to choose. Camp is designed for YOU.
Our rustic camps offer day long, outdoor, summer activities.
Hiking is definitely a daily activity just because our camps
have so much to offer. Wearing sneakers and socks is a must
– no time for flip-flops at camp. Girls have places to go and
friends to make!
Camp is about friends. Camp allows kids to take a deep breath
and unplug from their electronics. Cell phones are not allowed
at camp. Girls need to be able to be away from home without
needing to call home. It has been our experience that calling
home tends to make campers more homesick and is disruptive
to other campers. The Camp Director will contact parents or
guardians if problems arise. Every attempt will be made to place
girls together when coming with friends, but it is not guaranteed.
Girls must be in the same camp session and age level to be
buddies in the same program.
Oak Spring is a 120-acre camp,
bordering the Delaware-Raritan Canal
in Somerset County. Oak Spring is our
camp of rolling hills and grassy fields.
Lower camp offers shaded and wooded
sites along with the Craft Shack, Daisy
Den, Camp Office and Health Center.
“The HILL” includes Oak Spring’s new
pool, archery range and zip line.
To u r s
& S’mores
Oak Spring
Day Camp
Somerset, N
J
May 18 • 1PM
2
to 4PM
Inawendiwin is a sprawling 395acre camp in Burlington County and
is located in the Pine Barrens. Camp
activities and sites are along trails that
follow the newly replaced lake. The
camp day starts with Opening Flag at
the Council Fire Ring – here you’re
close to the Camp Office, Adventure
House (arts and crafts), the renovated
canoeing area and the Troop House.
Your day will include hiking to archery,
zip line and ends at Inawendiwin’s pool.
Tours
& S’mores
Inawendiwin
Day Camp
Tabernacle, NJ
M
May 4 • 1PM to 4P
Sacy (pronounced “sack – ee”), short
for Camp Sacajawea, is a 186-acre
camp located in the pine barrens of
NJ in Gloucester County. Sacy is our
resident camp offering week-long
summer camp experiences, from
Sunday – Friday.
To u r s
& S’mores
S ac y
Resident Cam
p
Newfield, NJ
May 4 • 11AM
to 4PM
How can you get to camp?
All of our camps offer optional busing. The proposed bus stops
and schedules are included with each of the camp’s pages. You
will get updated information closer to the start of your daughter’s
week at camp. We are committed to keeping the bus routes –
slight adjustments might have to be made based on registration.
Parents should be at the bus stop about 10 minutes prior to
the pick-up and drop-off times. All campers must be met and
signed out at drop-off; no camper will be left at a stop. Campers
who are not met, effect the schedule for the remaining stops, so
parents or guardians need to make every effort to be on time.
Note: Parents are responsible for picking up their camper if
she attends the Night Lights program on specified weeks.
The Night Lights program ends at 8PM on those Thursdays.
You also have the option to use “Before/After Care” at both
Inawendiwin and Oak Spring Day Camps. The drop-off/pick
up times have been established to control traffic and safety
for the bus dismissal.
Whether you bring your camper or put her on a bus – all
campers must be signed in and out.
Before you get to camp – registration has been set up
so that girls attend programs based on their age level and
interests. Program size is limited so that each girl has
opportunities to try all of the activities and even improve
skills. Staffing is based on age, program size and adultgirl ratios established by GSUSA and ACA. Everyone will
receive a confirmation packet with complete information in
about a week after you register. The confirmation packets
will also be available on campforgirls.org.
Once at camp – Girls should wear comfortable clothing.
Light colors help reflect heat. Don’t wear new clothes to
camp – you’re going to get dirty if you expect to have fun.
Sneakers and socks are required – no flip flops, sandals
or open-toed shoes – remember girls are participating in
outdoor activities. Everything needs to be labeled with the
camper’s name. Girls should know what’s in their backpack
– so if it gets misplaced, they can identify it in Lost-N-Found.
Everyone needs a water bottle, lunch*, towel, swim suit, bug
repellent, and sunscreen. Girls might want to bring extra
socks and underwear. If rain is in the forecast – don’t forget
to pack your poncho – you’ll still be walking around camp!
*You’ll get a reminder about cookout day. Overnights include
dinner and breakfast.
We’re going to take good care of your
daughter. Each camp has a Health Center,
staffed by a qualified Health Supervisor who
is on-site during all camp activities (including
overnights).
Our camps meet the health and safety
standards established by GSUSA, ACA, and
NJ Health Department. If illness or injury
requires additional medical attention, the Health Supervisor
will call the on-call doctor or necessary emergency
personnel.
Please do not send your camper if she is sick or doesn’t feel
well – it is better to have her stay home for a day so she’s
able to feel better and return to camp the next day.
No BULLY ZONE
Camp life is an excellent opportunity for girls to live and
work together – proper behavior is always required. One
behavior that will not be tolerated is bullying. GSCSNJ
reserves the right to send any person home who willfully
disobeys camp or bus rules, or whose behavior towards
others is unacceptable.
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Friendship
Fun
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Memories
Adventure
OAK SPRING Day Camp •
6/30-7/3
Daisy Den Mini
$190
7/7 – 7/11
Daisy Den 1
$235
7/14 – 7/18
Daisy Den 2
7/21 – 7/25
Daisy Den 3
7/28 – 8/1
Daisy Den 4
8/4 – 8/8
Daisy Den 5
8/11 – 8/15
Daisy Den 6
6/30-8/15
OS CA Mini
Grade K
No fee
OS CA 2
OS CA 4
6/30-7/3 – (Monday – Thursday)
Down by the Den, where the Daisies all go! The Daisy Den is designed for the youngest
campers. The girls will explore the wonders of camp from arts and crafts to cooking and
science. The girls learn new camp songs, how to swim, boat, and cook outside on a
campfire. And don’t forget – make new friends! The Daisy Den is a perfect introduction
to all that camp has to offer!
No overnight option.
OS CA 1
OS CA 3
Grade Completed in 6/2014 is Shown
Grades 9
and up
Camp Aides: Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before.
Registration does not guarantee placement. Camp Aides will receive letters inviting them
back to camp. Letters will include directions for registration.
No overnight option. Positions available all 7 weeks.
OS CA 5
OS CA 6
$390
Join us for a great horse experience. Each week will include 4 days of equestrian
activities at a local stable. Activities include horse care, grooming, riding, safety
and service.
Horsin’ Around 4
Grades 3 – 7
No overnight option.
Camp Rookie
$190
New to camp and can’t decide what program is best for you? Get a taste of all the
different activities that Camp Oak Spring has to offer – crafting, hiking, outdoor cooking,
water fun, and more!
7/14 – 7/18
Horsin’ Around 1
7/21 – 7/25
Horsin’ Around 2
7/28 – 8/1
Horsin’ Around 3
8/4 – 8/8
6/30 – 7/3
Grades 1 - 2
Princess Camp
$190
Grades 1 - 2
Camp Sampler
$190
Grades 3 - 4
7/7 – 7/11
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It may be summer camp but who says you can’t spend it like royalty? Join us in the
enchanted kingdom this summer as we create and live everything like a princess and
attend a royal ball!
New to camp or can’t pick just one program? Get a taste of all the different activities that
Camp Oak Spring has to offer – crafting, hiking, outdoor cooking, water fun, and more!
Camp Half-Blood
$190
Grades 3 - 4
Explore Greek Mythology, become your own demigod and use teamwork to complete
challenges and special quests.
Adventures
In Wonderland
$190
Grades 5 - 7
Curiouser and curiouser! What kind of outdoor adventures will you find when you slide
down the rabbit hole?
Can U Canoe
$190
Grades 5 - 7
Splash, paddle and prepare for a canoe trip along the Delaware-Raritan Canal.
Participants must be able to pass a deep water swim test.
Splish Splash
$240
Grades 1 - 2
Celebrate the glory of water with a visit through our very own Camp Water Park created
for the week!
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
Feelin’ Crafty
$240
Grades 1 - 2
Want to get messy and have fun creating all sorts of fun and funky things. Then join us
exploring new ways to paint, decorate things to wear and other fun crafts.
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
Katniss’ Challenge
$250
Grades 3 - 4
Camp is transformed into Camp Panem and no one is safe! It’s every district for
themselves, so teamwork is necessary to being named the victors of this summer’s
Hunger Games!
Overnight on Thursday
Take the Stage
$250
Grades 3 - 4
Learn about theatre, the show process, improv games and a special musical number to
perform for the whole camp!
Overnight on Thursday
Wheelin’ on the River
$250
Grades 5 - 7
Ride along the Delaware-Raritan Canal towpath and learn simple bike maintenance.
Each participant provides her own bike, helmet, and lock. Thursday’s goal : 25 miles!
Overnight on Thursday
Glee Perfect
$250
Grades 5 - 7
Get those vocal chords ready for a week of camp songs, Girl Scout songs and even the
latest hits! Arrange and prepare your own musical performance to show the whole camp.
Overnight on Thursday
OAK SPRING Day Camp •
Grade Completed in 6/2014 is Shown
7/7 – 7/11
and
7/14 – 7/18
OS Camp Aide in
Training (CAT)
$390
Grades 8 and up
CAT aids and guides girls to partner with adults in the delivery of program to younger
Girl Scouts in the day camp setting. Girls who pass will earn the CIT Mentoring Award.
2-week program
Overnight on Thursday 7/10
7/14 – 7/18
Camp Supergirls
$235
Grades 1 – 2
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No! It’s the SuperGirls! Each girl will become their very own
superhero and protect the camp from bad guys!
Splash Bash
$235
Grades 1 - 2
Summer can be hot, hot, hot so why not splash around a whole lot? Water games, water
balloons, swimming and more!
On Your Mark
$235
Grades 3 - 4
Are you an active girl with a knack for sports? Kick, dribble, serve and run through all
kinds of sports this week!
More Than S’mores
$235
Grades 3 - 4
Bored of the same old s’mores? Join us for a fun week of delicious food made Girl Scout
style over a campfire!
Zombie Apocalypse
$235
Grades 5 - 7
Zombies are taking over Oak Spring!
Are you prepared for the zombie apocalypse?
Extreme Cooking
$235
Grades 5 - 7
Bring out your inner chef as we learn to cook outdoors. Learn new meals, snacks and
desserts!
Beyond Wonderland
$240
Grades 1 - 2
Curiouser and curiouser! Slide down the rabbit hole, join our tea parties, and go on
adventures “beyond Wonderland”.
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
Let’s Get Cooking
$240
Like to cook indoors and out? Join us to make yummy food. Did you know that you can
bake in a box or cook in a bag? Try new foods and new ways to cook them.
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
7/21 – 7/25
Grades 1 - 2
7/28 – 8/1
8/4 – 8/8
$250
Grades 3 - 4
Campers will learn the true meaning of girl power when they turn themselves into
superheroes! It’s super hero boot camp, training the girls to be the best superheroes
they can be!
Overnight on Thursday
Must Love Dogs
$250
Grades 3 - 4
Do you have a dog? Or just wish you did? Meet all of our dog visitors - therapy dogs,
police dogs, agility dogs, & more!
Overnight on Thursday
Catching Fire
$250
Grades 5 - 7
Camp is Camp Panem and no one is safe! It’s every district for themselves to become
the Hunger Game victors!
Overnight on Thursday
Pamper Yourself
$250
Grades 5 - 7
It’s time to de-stress and relax – welcome to the Oak Spring Spa. Make beauty
products, enjoy fresh fruit juices and more!
Overnight on Thursday
Into the Woods
$235
Grades 1 - 2
Explore the woods and fields of Oak Spring. This week is full of hiking, scavenger hunts,
camping skills and more!
Sculpt Your World
$235
Grades 1 - 2
Sculpt?? You bet! Clay, paper mache, yarn, paper... maybe even mud! We’ll have a jam
packed week of sculpting and crafting in store!
Cache Trek
$235
Grades 3 - 4
There’s loads of buried “treasure” for you to discover in and around Oak Spring! Join
our trek and “cache” in on the fun!
Aquaventures
$235
Grades 3 - 4
Camp will be our water park! Week of water fun, games in the pool and boat races. Beat
the heat with slip-n-slides and water balloons and sprinklers.
Life’s a Beach
$235
Grades 5 - 7
Tie dye, hula lessons, water obstacle courses, and more! Join us as we transform Oak
Spring into the best “beach” ever!
Miss Fix It
$235
Grades 5 - 7
Get your tool belts ready for a week of handiwork and home improvement. You can
leave a lasting mark with camp service projects.
Krafty Kids
$240
Grades 1 - 2
Cut it, glue it, paint it, dye it, craft it! Spend the week creating awesome arts & crafts
projects.
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
Mad Science
$240
Grades 1 - 2
Discover the wonders of science. Are you ready to make things explode or float? Mix
things together and see what happens. Find out how much fun science can be.
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
The Olympians
$250
Grades 3 - 4
Explore Greek Mythology, become your own demigod and use teamwork to complete
challenges and special quests.
Overnight on Thursday
Strings and Things
$250
Grades 3 - 4
Everyone’s getting creative! Make lots of different jewelry projects with yarn, string,
rainbow looms and other materials.
Overnight on Thursday
Hogwarts
$250
Grades 5 - 7
Welcome to Camp of Witchcraft and Wizardry! It’ll be a week of potions, playing
Quidditch, and enjoying butterbeer.
Overnight on Thursday
Who Dun It?
$250
Grades 5 - 7
Hone your detective skills, use science, and work as a team to solve a camp mystery!
Overnight on Thursday
Tributes Training Camp
$250
Grades 8 and up
Camp is Camp Panem and no one is safe! It’s every district for themselves to become
the Hunger Game victors!
Overnight on Thursday
Supergirls
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OAK SPRING Day Camp •
8/11 – 8/15
Grade Completed in 6/2014 is Shown
Into the Past
$235
Grades 1 - 2
Wonder what it would be like to have been a Girl Scout 100 years ago? Let’s travel
through time with Girl Scouts from the past. Have fun exploring their badges, uniforms,
games and crafts.
Camp Challenge
$235
Grades 1 - 2
Get a taste of all the different activities that Camp Oak Spring has to offer – crafting,
hiking, outdoor cooking, water fun, and camp challenges!
The Beach Life
$235
Grades 3 - 4
It’s time for some fun in the sun with water games and beach games that make Oak
Spring the best “beach” ever.
Potter Power
$235
Grades 3 - 4
Welcome to Oak Spring, Camp of Witchcraft and Wizardry! They will explore the
magical world of camp, learning skills and creating bonds forever.
Guard Start
$235
Interested in being a lifeguard one day? Girls must be able to swim front crawl 25 yards
continuously while breathing to the front or side; tread water for 1 minute using arms
and legs; submerge and swim a distance of 10 feet under water. This course provides a
foundation of aquatic and leadership skills.
Grades 5 - 7
Get Set, Go!
$235
Grades 5 - 7
Run, kick, toss and catch as you play sports, run relays and learn about teamwork.
It’s Your Choice
$275
Grades 8 - 11
Girls get to design and create their own program. What will you do this week? You
decide! Registered girls will be contacted at the beginning of summer to discuss their
own choices! Program includes a trip.
Campers register for specific program themes designed to give campers
new and unique opportunities to learn, grow and make friends. In addition
to the program theme, campers will have an opportunity to participate in
a variety of camp activities including swimming and boating. Every week,
campers will also participate in a cookout and help prepare their group’s
lunch over a campfire.
Buses $100/Week Oak Spring Day
Camp has optional bus transportation
with centralized stops made in an
effort to shorten the bus ride. Routes
may have to be adjusted based on
registration. Actual pick up and drop
off times will be sent one month
prior to camp. Transportation is the
responsibility of the parent for late
arrival or early departure. Full bus fees
must be paid at the time of registration.
Night Lights programs are held on Thursday of indicated weeks. Program
includes dinner and ends at 8PM. All camp lunch is offered on Friday of
these weeks. No bus transportation for girls staying for the extended day.
Overnight programs are held on Thursday of indicated weeks. Program
includes dinner, breakfast and lunch on Friday. Packing list is in the
confirmation packet.
Bus 1
Pick-up Drop-off
Bus 2
Pick-up Drop-off
Bus 3
Pick-up Drop-off
Bus 4
Pick-up Drop-off
1-1
Hamilton Square: Nottingham HS
1-2
Lawrence: Shopping Ctr Business Rt. 1 & Texas Ave
1-3
Princeton: Shopping Center, Harrison St.
2-1
Pennington: Hopewell Crossing Shopping Center, Denow Rd
2-2
W. Windsor/Plainsboro: HS, Clarksville Rd.
2-3
So. Brunswick: High School, Stouts Lane Entrance
3-1
Spotswood: HS, Summerhill Road
3-2
Jamesburg: St. James Church, Lincoln Ave.
3-3
East Brunswick: G.S. Service Center, Church Lane
3-4
North Brunswick: John Adams School
8
4-1
4-2
4-3
Woodbridge: 1st Pres. Church, Rahway Ave
Metuchen: Edgar MS, Brunswick Ave.
Edison: Thomas Jefferson MS, Division Street
7:30
7:45
8:15
7:30
8:00
8:15
7:45
8:00
8:15
8:30
7:30
8:00
8:15
5:30
5:15
4:45
5:30
5:00
4:45
5:15
5:00
4:45
4:30
5:30
4:55
4:35
Drop Off – Pick Up
Before & After Care $75/Week
Drop Off 8:30 – 8:45 AM
Before Care is available between 7:30 AM – 9 AM
Pick Up
4:15 – 4:30 PM
After Care is available between 4 PM – 6 PM
Includes activities, supervision and an afternoon snack.
Exciting options for campers
Please include your daughter in the summer camp decision
making process. If you have questions, please contact us. We’re
here to help everyone get ready for camp. We want everyone to
have a great time and be successful in everything they try.
Night Lights – A great intro for girls who have wondered
what camp is like at night, without having to stay all night.
Girls get to stay late on Thursday night (of specific weeks)
and enjoy an extra swim, games, dinner and a campfire.
Parents must pick up their camper by 8 PM.
Overnights – Girls ready for an overnight are going to love
this extra we’ve added to the day camp program. At Oak
Spring, girls will get to stay in one of the yurts, acorn huts
or in a platform tent based on their program’s home base
during the day. At Inawendiwin, overnight camping includes
acorn huts, platform tents or buildings.
No matter whether your camper is staying for the Night
Lights program or the Overnight, you will get more info about
the planned menu and activities that week. Your daughter’s
Unit Leader will be confirming her participation with you.
Resident Camp – Please read the confirmation information
on www.campforgirls.org when considering the resident camp
experience for your daughter.
If you have any questions,
please contact Vicky Allen,
[email protected] or call 732821-9090 x125. All campers
stay in platform tents. Each
tent has 4 cots. Bathrooms
are centrally located. Units
have electricity – so there
are lights in the pavilions for
night time games, reading or
talking with friends.
Health Info
CampDoc
CampDoc.com is the electronic health record management
system. It will help us consolidate and integrate camper
health information into a centralized and secure location. The
CampDoc system will give our doctors and nurses instant
access to camper health information, a key component in
providing patient care. Families who used the CampDoc
system last summer will not have to re-enter all of the
camper’s information. All you have to do is update and
make any necessary corrections.
The security, confidentialilty and privacy of your camper’s
personal health information will always be protected. The
CampDoc.com site is secure, encrypted and password
protected.
•T
he email address we send to CampDoc is the one you
provide with your registration. Please make sure you always
have access to that email account.
•Y
ou will receive a “Welcome E-mail” from CampDoc.com with
information about how to set up your account and complete
your camper’s health information.
•C
lick the link in the Welcome E-mail to set a new password
for your CampDoc.com account.
•F
ollow the instructions, and complete the health history for
your camper. Alerts will appear for any required information
that is missing.
•U
pload any required documents to your CampDoc.com
account. (If you have trouble, you can mail copies to us and we will scan
and upload for you. Please send to V Allen, Camp Program Manager, 108
Church Lane, East Brunswick, NJ 08816)
•R
eturn to CampDoc.com at any time to make changes /
updates to your daughter’s health information.
•P
lease set [email protected] as a “safe sender,” to
avoid accidental delivery of emails from CampDoc.com to
junk and spam folders.
Girls attending resident camp need a physican’s signature on
the resident camp health form, downloadable from CampDoc or
our website, www.campforgirls.org
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Inawendiwin Day Camp •
7/7 – 7/11
S’more Fun
$235
Grades K - 3
Geocaching Gurus
$235
Grades 4 - 8
Grade Completed in 6/2014 is Shown
Are you a first-time camper? Try a little bit of everything and discover what makes camp
so great: crafts, singing, games, outdoor exploration and swimming. Splash around in
the pool, make new friends and explore new places. Have s’more fun this summer!
A new adventure is awaiting you! Geocaching is a fun outdoor activity that involves
finding things that are hidden that no one else knows about. You will learn how to use
a GPS and navigate through the woods to the hidden treasures. When you are not
searching, you’ll be making and finding things of your own to trade into the cache.
IN Camp Aide 1
No fee
Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before. Registration
does not guarantee placement. Camp Aides will be contacted about their program
assignment.
7/7 – 7/11
and
7/14 – 7/18
IN Camp Aide in Training
(CAT)
$390
CAT: Camp Aide Training- girls partner with staff in the delivery of program to younger
Girl Scouts in the day camp setting. Girls who pass will earn the CIT Mentoring Award
and are eligible to apply as a volunteer Camp Aide.
2 week program with overnight on Thursday 7/17
7/14 – 7/18
Good Eats
Grades 8 and up
$240
Grades K - 3
Girls on Fire
7/21 – 7/25
$250
Grades 4 - 8
Ready, aim, fire! If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at archery, this is the session
for you. Spend time each day on the archery range - at the end of the week, take the
archer’s challenge against your counselors as you shoot like Katniss and Merida.
Overnight on Thursday
IN Camp Aide 2
No fee
See description for 7/7-7/11
Letterboxing Ladies
$235
Put your problem-solving skills to the test as you spend this adventurous week
searching for clues and solving riddles to find the treasures hidden throughout camp.
Girls will practice the art of letterboxing by learning the basics, make stamps, think of
clues, and create a camp letterbox.
Grades K -3
Movin’ & Groovin’
7/28 – 8/1
$235
Overnight on Thursday
Grades 4 - 8
Do you have dancing feet? Line dancing, Zumba, square dancing, and dancing games
will keep your feet tapping the whole week through! Enjoy swimming, making crafts,
singing songs, and outdoor cooking as well. Turn up the music because we’ll be movin’
and groovin’ all week long!
IN Camp Aide 3
No fee
See description for 7/7-7/11
Fireflies & Fairy Wings
$240
Have you ever wanted to stay up a little later during camp? This is your chance to chase
fireflies, go on a night hike and spend time star gazing. During the day discover all the
fun things you can do at camp like swimming, hiking, arts and crafts, and an obstacle
course. Light up the night with a fairy party! Night Lights extended day on Thursday
Grades K - 3
Grades 4 - 8
It’s a mystery and we need your help to solve it! What’s missing this summer? The
camp mascot or the Camp Director? Fingerprint the staff, create sketches of suspects,
and work with fellow detectives to follow the clues.
Overnight on Thursday
No fee
See description for 7/7-7/11
Magic, Mystery, & Mayhem $250
IN Camp Aide 4
10
Love to cook or want to learn? Whip up tasty treats and design your own recipe cards
to share or take home to make special treats. Put on oven mitts for Dutch oven, pie iron
and grill cooking with a buffet of camp activities including swimming and crafts.
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
Overnight on Thursday
Inawendiwin Day Camp •
8/4 – 8/8
Great art picks up where nature ends, so explore both art and nature and let your
creative juices flow. You’ll create a different art project each day: paint, draw and design
art to decorate your room! Of course, you’ll also have time to swim, play, and explore the
rest of camp too.
$235
Art-astic
Grades K - 3
$235
Grades 4 - 8
What’s cooking? If you are a budding chef, enjoy this opportunity to explore the kitchen
and prepare a meal for your camp friends. When you are not taste-testing in the
kitchen, you’ll be swimming, zip-lining, and trying your hand at archery.
IN Camp Aide 5
No fee
See description for 7/7-7/11
Silly Science
$240
Get messy! Make Oobleck, silly putty, and ice cream, and learn a little science along the
way. Grab your old clothes and gear up for some slippery, slimy fun!
Night Lights extended day on Thursday
Culinary Crew
8/11 – 8/15
Grade Completed in 6/2014 is Shown
Grades K - 3
$250
Glamping Out
Glamorous + Camping= Glamping! Think camping can’t be glamorous? Well, then you
have not been “glamping” yet! Experience a spa-like camping experience complete
with face masks, manicures, pedicures, paraffin wax and more in between all of our
traditional camp fun.
Overnight on Thursday
Grades 6 - 8
No fee
IN Camp Aide 6
See description for 7/7-7/11
Campers register for specific program themes designed to give campers
new and unique opportunities to learn, grow and make friends. In addition
to the program theme, campers will have the opportunity to participate in
a variety of camp activities including swimming and boating. Every week,
campers will also participate in a cookout and help prepare their group’s
lunch over a campfire.
Buses $100/Week Inawendiwin Day
Camp has optional bus transportation
with centralized stops made in an
effort to shorten the bus ride. Routes
may have to be adjusted based on
registration. Actual pick up and drop
off times will be sent one month
prior to camp. Transportation is the
responsibility of the parent for late
arrival or early departure. Full bus fees
must be paid at the time of registration.
Overnight on Thursday
Night Lights programs are held on Thursday of indicated weeks. Program
includes dinner and ends at 8PM. No bus transportation for girls staying for
the extended day.
Overnight programs are held on Thursday of indicated weeks. Program
includes dinner and breakfast Friday. A suggested packing list will be
included in the confirmation packet.
Bus 5
Pick-up Drop-off
Bus 6
Pick-up Drop-off
5-1
5-2
5-3
5-4
5-5
5-6
5-7
Leap Academy, Cooper St., Camden
Sumner School, 8th Street, Camden
Chuck-E-Cheese, Rt. 38, Cherry Hill
Collingswood High School, Collings Ave., Collingswood
CVS Pharmacy, Kings Hwy, Haddon Heights
Burger King, Brace Road, Cherry Hill
Voorhees Town Center, Echelon Rd. Voorhees Twp
Camp Inawendiwin
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-5
Rite Aid Pharmacy, White Horse Pike, Atco
Super Fresh, Rt. 70, Marlton
CVS Pharmacy, Rt. 38, Mt. Laurel
Niagara Hose Fire House, High St., Burlington
Rite Aid Pharmacy, Rt. 38, Lumberton
Camp Inawendiwin
6:45
7:00
7:20
7:35
7:45
7:55
8:10
8:55
6:50
7:15
7:40
8:10
8:40
8:55
6:55
6:40
6:20
6:00
5:45
5:30
5:05
4:30
6:40
6:20
5:15
5:30
5:00
4:30
Drop Off – Pick Up
Before & After Care $75/Week
Drop Off 8:45 – 9:00 AM
Before Care is available between 7:30 AM – 9 AM
Pick Up
4:30 – 4:45 PM
After Care is available between 4:30 PM – 6 PM
Includes activities, supervision and an afternoon snack.
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SACY Resident Camp •
6/29 – 7/2
Mini Week
Grade Completed in 6/2014 is Shown
Wet and Wild Mini
$260
Grades 3
and up
Water challenges and games on the lake and in the pool. Sunrise floating breakfast to
an after dark ‘midnight’ swim. Water polo, water balloons, slip n slide…it’s all wet!
Sunday, 6/29 at 4PM - Wednesday, 7/2 at 4PM
Super Girl Mini
$260
Grades 3
and up
Join forces to solve puzzles and challenges, power through competitions and super
power defeat of the villain stealing camp fun. Leave your mark with a service project.
Sunday, 6/29 at 4PM – Wednesday, 7/2 at 4PM
Camp Aide – Mini
$50
Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before.
Sunday, 6/29 at 3PM – Wednesday, 7/2 at 4PM
7/6 – 7/11
Sacy Camp
Aide 1
$75
Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before.
Sunday, 7/6 at 3PM – Friday, 7/11 at 4PM
7/7 – 7/11
Summer Sizzler
Day Camp
$260
Grades 2
and up
New to camp or not ready for staying overnight? Get a taste of all the different activities
that Sacy has to offer – crafting, hiking, outdoor cooking, archery, rock wall, water fun,
and more! Lunch and snacks served each day. Optional overnight on Thursday.
Monday-Friday, 9AM – 5PM
7/13 – 7/18
Games for Tributes 1
$415
Grades 3
and up
Camp is transformed into Camp Panem and no one is safe! It’s every district for
themselves, so teamwork is necessary to being named the victors of this week’s Hunger
Games!
Sunday, 7/13 at 4PM – Friday, 7/18 at 4PM
Wet and Wild 1
$415
Grades 3
and up
Water challenges and games on the lake and in the pool. Sunrise floating breakfast to
an after dark ‘midnight’ swim. Water polo, water balloons, slip n slide…it’s all wet!
Sunday, 7/13 at 4PM – Friday, 7/18 at 4PM
Stable Zone 1
$585
Program features 4 days of equestrian activities at a local stable, including horse care
and grooming, riding, safety, and service. Helmets are provided by the stable. Campers
MUST wear long pants and shoes with low heel for the stable portion of the day.
Afternoon activities include swimming, archery, crafts, cookout and rock wall.
Sunday, 7/13 at 4PM – Friday, 7/18 at 4PM
Grades 4
and up
7/13 – 7/18
and
7/20 – 7/25
Sacy Camp
Aide 2
$75
Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before.
Sunday, 7/13 at 3PM – Friday, 7/18 at 4PM
Sacy Camp Aide in
Training 1
(CAT – 1)
$470
Leadership training program in camp programming and outdoor skills.
First week: outdoor skill building and group leadership.
Second week: working with girls in unit programs.
Full program participation and competency in outdoor skills is required to pass this
course. Girls will earn the CIT Mentoring Award.
Sun. 7/13 at 4PM – Fri. 7/18 at 4PM; Sun. 7/20 at 4PM – Fri. 7/25 at 4PM
Grades 8
and up
2 week program
7/20 – 7/25
7/27 – 8/1
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Secrets from Sacy
$415
Grades 3
and up
Boot Camp
$415
Grades 3
and up
It’s back to basics with camp crafts, shelter building, outdoor cooking and unit
competitions. Do you have what it takes? Help your team meet each challenge with
success!
Sunday, 7/20 at 4PM – Friday, 7/25 at 4PM
Stable Zone 2
$585
Grades 4
and up
See description 7/13 – 7/18
Sacy Camp
Aide 3
$75
Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before.
Sunday, 7/20 at 3PM – Friday, 7/25 at 4PM
Games for Tributes 2
$415
Grades 3
and up
Camp is Camp Panem and no one is safe! It’s every district for themselves to become
victors of this week’s Hunger Games!
Sunday, 7/27 at 4PM – Friday, 8/1 at 4PM
Ultimate Chef Challenge
$415
Grades 3
and up
Test your cooking skills and challenge your taste buds; plan a meal each day using a
budget; create new and fun dishes based on a daily challenge using both outdoor and
indoor cooking techniques. Work up an appetite with traditional camp activities.
Sunday, 7/27 at 4PM – Friday, 8/1 at 4PM
Stable Zone – 3
$585
Grades 4
and up
See description 7/13 – 7/18
Sacy Camp
Aide 4
$75
Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before.
Sunday, 7/27 at 3PM – Friday, 8/1 at 4PM
There is a certain pride shared by the girls that have seen Sacy’s Lama-deer. Join us in
this weird program, seeking the truth behind the legends and strange facts of camp.
Sunday, 7/20 at 4PM – Friday, 7/25 at 4PM
Sunday, 7/20 at 4PM – Friday, 7/25 at 4PM
Sunday, 7/27 at 4PM – Friday, 8/1 at 4PM
SACY Resident Camp •
Grade Completed in 6/2014 is Shown
7/27 – 8/1
and
8/3 – 8/8
Sacy Camp Aide in
Training 2 (CAT – 2)
Leadership training program in camp programming and outdoor skills.
First week: outdoor skill building and group leadership.
Second week: working with girls in unit programs.
Grades 8
and up
Full program participation and competency in outdoor skills is required to pass this
2 week program course. Girls will earn the CIT Mentoring Award.
Sun. 7/27 at 4PM – Fri. 8/1 at 4PM Sun. 8/3 at 4PM – Fri. 8/8 at 4PM
8/3 – 8/8
Wet and Wild 2
$415
Grades 3
and up
Water challenges and games on the lake and in the pool. Sunrise floating breakfast to
an after dark ‘midnight’ swim. Water polo, water balloons, slip n slide…it’s all wet!
Sunday, 8/3 at 4PM – Friday, 8/8 at 4PM
Super Girl
$415
Grades 3
and up
Join forces to solve puzzles and challenges, power through competitions and counter
the villain stealing camp fun. Leave your mark with a service project.
Sunday, 8/3 at 4PM – Friday, 8/8 at 4PM
Survivor Trip
$525
Test your outdoor and game skills. Swimming, canoeing and archery challenges will
put you to the test. The ultimate challenge: White Water Challengers with a 2-night
overnight. Girls must be in excellent health and able to do rigorous activity daily. Must be
able to pass a swim test and show proficiency in canoe skills.
Sunday, 8/3 at 4PM – Friday, 8/8 at 4PM
$470
Grades 6
and up
Trip
Sacy Camp
Aide 5
$75
Girls who have successfully completed the CAT program in 2013 or before.
Sunday, 8/3 at 3PM – Friday, 8/8 at 4PM
Don’t go all summer without seeing your Girl Scout Troop! Back by popular demand, Troop Summer
Camping! Camp Sacy will have a limited troop camping opportunity, complete with Sacy staff leading the
way! Sacy staff will be your trained camper and certified First Aider – now there is nothing holding you
back! Troops will be assigned to platform tent units.
Troop Leaders go to www.gscsnj.org/registration to register for this program. Search on keywords “Camp Sampler.”
7/6 – 7/8
Camp Sampler
Troop - 1
7/9 – 7/11
Camp Sampler
Troop - 2
$135/girl
$50/adult
Get a taste of all the different activities that Sacy has to offer – crafting, hiking,
outdoor cooking, water fun, archery, and more!
Grades 3
and up
Sunday, 7/6 at 4PM – Tuesday, 7/8 at 4PM
$135/girl
$50/adult
Get a taste of all the different activities that Sacy has to offer – crafting, hiking,
outdoor cooking, water fun, archery and more!
Grades 3
and up
Wednesday, 7/9 at 10AM – Friday, 7/11 at 4PM
Buses $100/Week Sacy Day Camp has optional bus transportation with centralized stops made in an
Optional Van
for Resident Camp
• $50 one-way from East Brunswick
to Sacy, departing by 2PM on
Sunday
effort to shorten the bus ride. Routes may have to be adjusted based on registration. Actual pick up and
drop off times will be sent one month prior to camp. Full bus fees must be paid at the time of registration
Buses for Sacy Day Camp Week 7/7 – 7/11
Bus 7
7-1
ShopRite, White Horse Pike, Absecon
7-2
Boscov’s Rt. 322, Egg Harbor Twp.
7-3
Regal Cinema, Black Horse Pike, Mays Landing
7-4
CVS Pharmacy, Harding Hwy, Mays Landing
Bus 8
8-1
8-2
8-3
8-4
CVS, Center Square Road, Woolwich Twp.
Amish Market, Rt. 322, Mullica Hill
K Mart Bridgeton Pike, Mantua Twp.
Fosters Rt. 47 and New Rd., Glassboro
Pick-up Drop-off
7:45
8:00
8:15
8:30
6:00
5:45
5:30
5:15
Pick-up Drop-off
7:45
8:00
8:15
8:30
6:00
5:45
5:30
5:15
•$50 one-way from Sacy to East
Brunswick, departing camp at 4PM
on Friday
• $100 round trip, see times above.
• Offered weeks of 7/13, 7/20, 7/27,
and 8/3
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Registration Tips
Camp is designed for you! The athlete, the adventurer, the master
chef, the future scientist, the artist - anything you want to be!
Important Registration Information:
Registration opens March 1, 2014
Registrations are processed on a first come,
first served basis. We encourage current
Girl Scouts to register online to expedite the
registration process. GSCSNJ summer camps
are open to all girls completing grades K – 12
in the spring of 2014.
Financial Assistance – Council Cares
All applicants for summer camp financial
assistance must be registered Girl Scout
members. All applications are confidential.
Awards are based on need and availability of
funds. Awards will not be granted when there
is an outstanding debt to GSCSNJ. Awards are
non-transferable.
The application is available for download at
www.campforgirls.org with complete
instructions. Deadline for submission of
Council Cares applications is May 1, 2014.
Attach independent income verification (ex.
Federal Tax return, W-2, SSI award letter, State
Assistance or Unemployment Benefit Rate
letter) to the application.
The $50 deposit will register your camper
into a program and hold her space until
June 1, 2014. If you need to register for the
optional transportation, you must also pay that
fee at time of registration.
All balances must be paid by June 1, 2014.
• Separate registration forms must be completed for each camper.
Photocopies are acceptable, however an original signature must be
on each form.
• Registration requires a minimum non-refundable deposit of
$50 per program.
• Optional transportation or Before/After Care must be paid for at time
of registration.
• Girl Scout membership is is $30 and covers the Girl Scout year
of 10/1/13 – 9/30/14.
• If we are unable to place a camper in the program of her choice,
all fees will be fully refunded. Membership fees will not be refunded.
•T
here are no refunds, nor will fees be pro-rated if a camper has to
leave camp early due to illness, homesickness, behavior problems or
other reasons. The same applies to late arrival or failure to attend.
•A
$25 service fee will be charged for any changes to a camper’s
original registration after the initial order is processed. This includes
changes to camp programs or bus transportation.
• Payment in full for all summer camp programs is due by June 1, 2014.
• A written cancellation request must be received more than 30 days
prior to camp session in order to receive a refund, minus the nonrefundable $50 deposit per program. A doctor’s note is required for
refunds within 30 days of a session’s start date.
There are 2 ways to register:
Online: www.gscsnj.org/registration. Registrants must already
have an online eBiz account or activate one.
If you need help with registrtion, you can contact: [email protected] • 800-582-7692 x288
Mail: GSCSNJ Attn: Finance/Summer Camp,
40 Brace Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
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2014 Camper Registration
Use one form for each camper.
camper
Complete both sides of this registration form.
Mail to: GSCSNJ
Registration opens March 1, 2014. Include $50 non-refundable deposit per session
Attn: Finance/Summer Camp
or pay in full. The balance of camp fees must be paid by June 1, 2014.
40 Brace Road
Campers with unpaid balances will be removed from sessions.
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Camper Information Please print clearly. Incomplete registrations will be returned
Camper Information Please print clearly. Incomplete registrations will be returned
Camper Name _____________________________________________________Home Phone (______)______________________
Camper Name _____________________________________________________Home Phone (______)______________________
Street Address ____________________________________________________________City_____________________State___Zip___________
Street
Mother/Address ____________________________________________________________City_____________________State___Zip___________
Mother/
Guardian Name _______________________________________________ Daytime Phone (___)__________ Evening Phone (___)___________
Guardian
Name _______________________________________________ Daytime Phone (___)__________ Evening Phone (___)___________
Father/
Father
/
Guardian Name _______________________________________________ Daytime Phone (___)__________ Evening Phone (___)___________
Guardian Name _______________________________________________ Daytime Phone (___)__________ Evening Phone (___)___________
Email __________________ _________________________________________________________
Email
_________________________________________________________
You will__________________
be contacted by CampDoc
to set up a secure account for health history information so please use email that you have daily access to.
You will be contacted by CampDoc to set up a secure account for health history information so please use email that you have daily access to.
Emergency Contact Name _______________________________________ Daytime Phone (___)__________ Evening Phone (___)___________
Emergency Contact Name _______________________________________ Daytime Phone (___)__________ Evening Phone (___)___________
Relationship to Camper ________________________________________________________________
Relationship
to Camper
________________________________________________________________
Any person(s) other
than the
persons listed above will need written permission.
Any person(s) other than the persons listed above will need written permission.
Camper is completing grade ____________________ in June 2014. Camper is completing grade ____________________ in June 2014. Please indicate membership status:
Please
indicate
membership
status:
__
I am not
a Girl Scout.
Include $30
membership fee. Complete shaded area below.
Camper’s birthday is _______________________________
Camper’s birthday is _______________________________
__ II am
am a
not
a Girl
Scout.
Include $30 membership fee. Complete shaded area below.
__
Girl
Scout
in GSCSNJ
__ II am
am a
a Girl
Girl Scout
Scout in
in another
GSCSNJ
__
council. Council Name: _________________________________________________________________________
__ Requesting
I am a Girl Scout
in another
council.
Counciland
Name:
_________________________________________________________________________
__
financial
assistance.
Complete
attach
Financial Assistance Form with documentation.
__ Requesting financial assistance. Complete and attach Financial Assistance Form with documentation.
Please indicate camp:
Please
indicate
__ Oak Spring
__camp:
Inawendiwin __ Sacy __ Oak Spring __ Inawendiwin __ Sacy
Transportation (must be paid at time of registration)
Before
and will
After
$75/week
__ Camper
be Care
using own
transportation
__ Oak Spring
__ Inawendiwin
T-shirt Size __ Bus transportation ($100/week) Bus Stop (example 5-1) __-__
T-shirt
at time
of registration) __ Inawendiwin
__ Sacy(must be paid
__ Oak
Spring
__ YouthSizeTransportation
M __ Youth L __ Adult S __
M __
__ Youth
__ Adult
__ Youth
Adult M
Adult LL __
AdultSXL
__ Adult M __ Adult L __ Adult XL
Before and After Care - $75/week
__ Oak Spring __ Inawendiwin
__ Camper will be using own transportation
Van
for Sacy Resident
Camp 5-1) __-__
__ transportation
Bus transportation ($100/week)
Bus Stop (example
Spring
__ Inawendiwin
____ToOak
Sacy
($50) __ To E. Bruns.
($50) __ Round Trip ($100)
Membership Registration for girls joining Girl Scouts
Membership Valid 10/1/2013 – 9/30/2014
Name of school _______________________________________________________________ in (city) ____________________________________
Registrant is under the custodial care of (check one) __ both parents __ mother/guardian only __ father/guardian only __ other (specify) :
____________________________________________
We acknowledge the registrant will make the Girl Scout Promise and accept the Girl Scout Law. The registrant has our permission to join Girl Scouts.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
We understand that when participating in Girl Scout activities, the registrant may be photographed for print, video, or electronic imaging. We understand that the images may be used in promotional materials, news releases, and other published forms for either the local Girl Scout council or
GSUSA. We acknowledge that the images will be the sole property of either the local Girl Scout council or GSUSA.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Date
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Date
We encourage you to voluntarily provide the following information. This information will be used by GSUSA to help improve service to members and
advance the Girl Scout movement.
The registrant’s racial background is (Please check as many as apply)
__ American Indian/Alaskan Native __ Asian __ Black/African American __ (Hawaiian/Pacific Islander __ White __ Other (specify)
The registrant’s ethnic background is (Please check one)
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Payment Calculator
Camper Name: ______________________________________________
Camp Weeks
Session Name / Session Cost Camp
Bus Fee or Week Total
Before / After Care
Mini Week
June 29 – July 2 Sacy
June 29 – July 3 OS
Week One
July 6 – 11 Sacy Camp Aide
July 7 – 11 Sacy Day
July 7 – 11 IN/OS
Week Two
July 13 – 18 Sacy
July 14 – 18 IN/OS
Week Three
July 20 – 25 Sacy
July 21 – 25 IN/OS
Week Four
July 27 – Aug 1 Sacy
July 28 – Aug 1 IN/OS
Week Five
Aug 3 – 8
Aug 4 – 8
Sacy
IN/OS
Week Six
Aug 11 – 15 IN/OS
Sacy = Sacajawea Resident Camp. (Residential)
(Sacy Day Camp only offered Week One. No Resident Camp that week)
There is a $30 Non-GS Member fee
for girls not currently registered.
IN = Inawendiwin Day Camp (9AM-4:30PM, M-F)
OS = Oak Spring Day Camp (9AM – 4PM, M-F)
Total Due by June 1, 2014
Payment Due Now with registration form
Session Deposit
Total Bus Or
Before/After Care
$
$30 NON-GS
Membership
Make sure your deposit includes:
1. Minimum of $50 for each session
2. All fees for bus or Before/After care. (MUST be paid in full with registration.)
# of sessions x $50 = ______ 3. Non-Girl Scouts: $30 membership fee
*Amount enclosed
Payment by:
__ Check # ___________
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Permission to Participate My child / ward has permission to participate in all activities offered during the regular camping day. These activities may
include but are not limited to bus transportation to and from camp, swimming, boating, hiking, archery, rock wall, zip line, outdoor cooking and sports.
Registration into programs featuring special activities, i.e. trips and horseback riding, is my permission for participation.
Signature ________________________________________________________________ Date ____________________________
Permission for Release of content for GSCSNJ publications, website, and social media including Facebook and Twitter, for participants in summer
camp activities. I hereby consent that her image, and likeness, as shown in the videotapes, photographs, film and/or electronic images and/or audio
recordings of her voice may be used by GSCSNJ and GSUSA, its assigns or successors, in whatever way they desire; furthermore, I consent that such
photographs, films, recordings, electronic images and the plates, tapes, and/or software from which they are made shall be the sole property of
GSCSNJ / GSUSA, and they shall have the right to sell, duplicate, reproduce and make other uses of such photographs, films, recordings, electronic
images, plates, tapes and software they may desire free and clear of any claim whatsoever on my part.
Signature ________________________________________________________________ Date ____________________________
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Get Ready. Get Excited.
Hope you’re as excited as we are.
Each week has some things in common – something extra to look forward to.
Welcome to Camp — Each camper will see the Health
Supervisor.
Picture Day is Tuesday. Each program (day camp) and
resident camp unit gets a group shot taken by a professional
photographer. Pictures are given out on Friday and are the
perfect way to remember friends and fun.
All campers receive a camp t-shirt on their first Tuesday
in camp. Each summer there is a new design featuring all
3 summer camps (represented by their animal mascots).
Campers attending multiple weeks should wear their t-shirt
each Tuesday for picture day!
Day Camp cook-outs are either
Wednesday or Thursday. You’ll
get more information about which
day and what’s on the menu earlier
in the week. Campers can still bring
their own lunch as a substitute.
Menu choices take into account
special diets – so that there is
something for everyone. Please
make sure you include special dietary needs and restrictions on
your camper’s health record with CampDoc.
Traditions of camp include Opening and Closing flag
each day, with units taking turns as the Color Guard. The
day camps have their closing campfires on Friday afternoon.
Sacy has a Sunday night campfire where Chief White Fang
welcomes the campers – and a closing campfire by the lake
on Thursday evening where we start to say our goodbyes to
friends and a great week at camp.
Where are we?
Inawendiwin Day Camp, 71 Powell Place Road,
Tabernacle, NJ 08088 in Burlington County
Oak Spring Day Camp, 228 Weston Road,
Somerset, NJ 08873 in Somerset County
Sacajawea Resident Camp, 3064 Victoria Ave.,
Newfield, NJ 08344 in Gloucester County
Trading Post: The Trading Posts include plush animals, jewelry,
fashion accessories and camping supplies. Inawendiwin and
Oak Spring Trading Posts are open several times a week. Unit
Leaders will schedule times and remind the girls to bring their
money. Sacy’s Trading Post is open on Sunday (during check-in)
and Friday afternoon (for pick-up).
Can’t wait? Check out Camp Zone, the Trading Post Online
at www.girlscoutshop.com/Central-and-Southern-NewJersey-council
Stay In Touch! Follow you daughter’s camp experience
online! Each of our camps have their very own Facebook.
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Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and
character, who make the world a better place.
Tours
& S’mores
Inawendiwin
Day Camp
Tabernacle, NJ
PM
May 4 • 1PM to 4
Tours
& S’mores
Tours
& S’mores
Day Camp
Somerset, NJ
Resident Camp
Newfield, NJ
Oak Spring
May 18 • 1PM to 4PM
Sacy
PM
May 4 • 11AM to 4