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Level Up Campers are eligible to attend camps that are for the grade they are going into next fall. For example, a girl who is going into second grade can attend camps that are for or include Brownies. A girl who is going into fourth grade can choose from camps in the Junior age range. The official beginning of summer camp programs is May 15, so campers will attend spring sessions through May 14 as the grade they are finishing, and summer camps on or after May 15 as the grade they are going into.

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Visit www.kansasgirlscouts.org/camp-faq to find up to date information about summer camp and get answers to FAQs including COVID 19 safety precautions.

Registration & Cookie Credits

Early registration opens for all council-led programs on February 1 with a $25 deposit per session. This season’s Cookie Credits become available on April 15 and will be applied to any camp balance due. Any remaining balance for early registration is due May 1. When registering for a session after April 15, Cookie Credits are automatically applied to registrations first and any remaining balance is due at the time of registration.

NEW! Campers who register for multiple council-led camp sessions will receive a $10 discount on each additional session!

Registration for partner-led and volunteer-led programs opens on April 15, with the full balance due at time of registration. The icons on the event pages can help you figure out who is leading an event. Partner-Led sessions have the partners logo next to the session.

Council-Led Volunteer-Led

Refund Policy

You may cancel your reservation for an event or summer camp and receive a full refund, minus any deposit, if the request is received more than 14 days prior to the start of the session. Limited refunds will be given within 14 days of the program; see full refund policy on our website and attached to your Ultracamp confirmation email for specific refund scenarios. No refund is given if the girl is a no show or leaves a session early. Additionally, t-shirt or other optional purchases will not be refunded and travel may have an earlier refund date.

Program Types

Girl members only: Just like it sounds, these events are for registered Girl Scouts only. Volunteers only: These training events are designed for Troop Leaders and other volunteers. Campers with chaperones: Each Girl Scout must have a chaperone in attendance – this can be a volunteer, parent, or guardian. Girl Scout family event: Event is open to family and friends of the Girl Scout member. All youth must be chaperoned. Public event: Open to everyone!

Bussing is back!

Day camp at Starwoods runs from 9 a.m. to 5 a.m. daily, with check in at camp as early as 8:30 a.m. and pick up as late as 5:30 p.m. Campers may ride the bus from the Wichita office to Starwoods each day; this is a great option for east side families or caregivers who need an earlier drop off time. Check in at the office begins at 7:45 a.m. The bus leaves for camp at 8:15 a.m. and arrives back at the office at 5:15 p.m. Campers must be picked up by 5:30 p.m.

Financial Assistance

We never want finances to get in the way of having an amazing Girl Scout summer! Camperships are available! Apply at: kansasgirlscouts.org/council-

cares.

Travel Assistance

This option is now available through the Campership program! You can request funds for fuel in order to transport your daughter to the camp of her choice.

Camp Key

Day Campers – Explore the outdoors by day, sleep in your own bed at home each night.

Beginner Campers – These shorter camps are an ideal setting for first time campers.

Intermediate Campers – Spend 2-5 nights learning and practicing new outdoor skills.

Advanced Campers – Designed just for camping pros and outdoor enthusiasts.

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