Girl Scouts of Utah Camp Catalog 2021 by Girl Scouts of Utah

Camp Catalog 2021

Registration Opens December 14, 2020

The Power of Girl Research shows that Girl Scouts is linked to success! Girl Scouts shine above their peers in leadership, academics, career 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%)

Camp Philosophy & 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. Diversity and inclusion have been our core values since our founding in 1912. Girl Scouts of Utah and Girl Scouts of the USA value and celebrate diversity. Our sisterhood is committed to providing a welcoming, equitable, and inclusive environment for every girl and her family. This is at the core of who we are - it’s about being a sister to every Girl Scout. 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 sills, become resourceful problem solvers, and cultivate healthy relationships by living and working together.

Meet The Outdoor Program Team 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 your adventure to begin!

Senior Director Of Programs In a world of screens, our girls need to engage with their environment. In a world of competition, our girls need connection. In a world of cynicism, they need support. Girl Scout camp is the place where that all happens. In this safe, girl-only, girl-led setting, girls discover the power within themselves. They find the strength and resilience to confidently navigate their lives. My work at summer camps for seven years and at Girl Scouts of Utah for 18 years has affirmed for me the importance of the outdoor experience. That’s why I’m here. I look forward to supporting our Girl Scouts through another summer of adventure and growth!

Mindy Harmon

Camp Cloud Rim Director

Trefoil Ranch Director

I became a Camp Director so I could influence the character growth in the girls we serve, resulting in confident and brave go-getters. My hope is that all girls who come to Camp Cloud Rim feel a sense of family and belonging. Born and raised in Nebraska, I graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a Bachelor of Journalism. I volunteer as an American Camp Association (ACA) visitor and as the Utah State Representative on the Local Council of Leaders for the Southwest ACA section. I have been a Camp Director for 15 summers, and I am super excited to spend the 16th summer at Camp Cloud Rim directing in-person camp experiences once again!

My favorite thing about camp is seeing the pure joy a girl experiences when she completes a new challenge – that grin on her face says she can do anything she puts her mind to. I graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a B.A. in Leisure, Youth, and Human Services. In total, I have been a member of camp staff at various Girl Scout camps for 12 summers, including Camp Cloud Rim and Trefoil Ranch. In addition to my camp experience, I also completed a semester with the National Outdoor Leadership School’s Outdoor Education program. I have loved my time directing Trefoil Ranch since 2016, and can’t wait for your girl to join us at camp in 2021!

Candice Olson

Lauren Raivan

Camp Counselors 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 given for 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 and administration.

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.

Camp Cloud Rim Camp Cloud Rim sits at an elevation of 9,200 feet near Park City, nestled among the aspen and pine trees on the shores of Lake Brimhall. Camp Cloud Rim 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 Camp Cloud Rim is beautiful Lake Brimhall where campers can canoe, sail, kayak, and swim. Other activities include pottery, rock climbing, hiking, and backpacking.

Trefoil Ranch 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 14 horses, offering unique opportunities to experience equestrian programs. Girls live in cabins or platform tents with staff located nearby. Activities include horseback riding instruction, high and low ropes courses, archery, woodworking, hatchet throwing, biking, and hiking. We are excited to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Trefoil Ranch in 2021.

9 Learn more about our camp properties at www.gsutah.org/camp

Paying For Camp Camp fees help cover all of the expenses associated with camp such as property maintenance, utilities, insurance, gear, supplies, food, activities, and staff. It is important to us that camp fees are not a barrier to participation. We have developed several ways to help pay for camp: Activity Credits, Tiered Pricing, and Activity Scholarships. Camp payments are due in full by May 20, 2021. Each camp requires a $50 nonrefundable deposit in addition to the number of packages sold.

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 the camper’s budget. Girl Scouts of Utah strives to ensure all girls have the opportunity to experience camp. No financial documentation is required. Tier One (T1):

Tier Two (T2):

Tier Three (T3):

The actual cost to run camps: staffing, program supplies, food, and maintenance costs.

Partially subsidized cost for families that can pay a little more, but not the actual cost of camp.

The standard fee that all families are asked to pay. Girl Scouts of Utah subsidizes the entire remainder of the cost.

Activity scholarships are available if assistance is needed to pay for Tier Three.

Activity Scholarships 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, is based on information provided on the application form. All information is confidential and discussed only by those responsible for allocating money. Applications for an activity scholarship may be submitted after the completion of the initial registration and a $50 non-refundable deposit is paid. Scholarship applications are due April 1. Scholarship awards will be applied to camp balances no later than May 1. All applications received after April 1 will be awarded based on funding available at that time.

Activity Credits Girl Scout programming is powered by the Girl Scout Cookie Program through Activity Credits. Girls receive Activity Credits to help pay for summer camps, day camps, program activities, Girl Scout membership fees, and items in the Girl Scout Shop. For every 50 packages of cookies (from 50-349 packages), girls earn $12.50.

For every 50 packages of cookies (starting at 350+ packages), girls earn $15.00.

If a girl sells 1,500 packages of cookies, she can go to a week of horse camp using Activity Credits! Each camp or activity indicates the number of packages of cookies a girl needs to sell in order to attend that program using Activity Credits. Girls can work with a supportive adult to use these quantities to help set their cookie selling goals. Use your 2019 Activity Credits as payment for a 2021 Resident Camp! Remember your 2019 Activity Credits Expire December 23, 2020. We are accepting 2019 Activity Credits for deposit payments due to COVID, however, typically deposits are to be made with a credit card. Mail in your 2019 Activity Credits to the GSU office by December 10, 2020. — Include a note to apply the AC’s to your camper’s summer camp balance. — Include your camper’s name and their parent/guardian’s name. — Your UltraCamp account will be credited for the amount received. Register for your camper’s resident camp session by December 31, 2020. Your credit will be automatically applied to your camp balance, including the required deposit. Action needed: If you do not have an UltraCamp account, you need to create one prior to mailing in the Activity Credits.

Apply for Activity Scholarships at www.gsutah.org/camp 11

Camp Experiences For Families Girl Scouts (Grades 1-12) & Their Families Summer Camp-In Kick-Off

Day Of Camp Preview

Online Saturday, December 12 1:00 p.m.

Online Saturday, April 24 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Do you love Girl Scout camp during the summer and can’t wait to get back to camping at Trefoil Ranch or Camp Cloud Rim? Join us for a virtual winter camp-in as we kick-off registration for summer camp! Experience the magic of camp as we make a traditional camp craft, compare gourmet S’mores, sing camp songs, and end the night by sleeping in a blanket fort or a tent set up in the living room. We can’t wait to go camping with you!

Are you sending your girl to camp for the first time? Are you missing camp? Do you want to know what a day at camp is like? Join us for a chance to learn all about camp from the comfort of your own home! Girls and families will participate in multiple virtual activities along with the camp staff who will be streaming in from camp. Throughout the day, families will make their own bow and arrow to follow along with us at archery, make a favorite snack at a campsite, create a craft with us from the art room, sing songs at the amphitheater, and more! After this adventure, you won’t be able to wait to join us at summer camp!

We encourage the entire family to join us for this virtual event. Families will receive an activity packet one to two weeks prior to help them plan the evening and prepare for activities. Free Register by December 8

Families will be responsible for purchasing supplies needed for activities. Girls grade 3 and younger should have an adult present during sessions. The program will consist of five 30-60 minute sessions spaced throughout the day. $10 per person Register by April 19

COVID UPDATES Due to the pandemic, program details may change as event dates approach. Check our website for the most current information.

Girl Scout Camp Open House

Family Camp

Trefoil Ranch Saturday, May 15 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Camp Cloud Rim July 2, 6:00 p.m. – July 4, 9:30 a.m.

Camp Cloud Rim Saturday, June 26 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Trefoil Ranch July 14, 6:00 p.m. – July 16, 9:30 a.m.

Girl Scouts of Utah welcomes families to visit one or both of our camp properties during our open house days. For first-time campers and their families, this is a great opportunity to see where girls might sleep, meet the Camp Director and counselors, check out the dining hall, and view the program areas.

Cabin: $200 per cabin (sleeps up to 8) Platform tent or Bunkhouse: $90 per tent/room (sleeps up to 4) Bring Your Own Pop-Up Tent (Camp Cloud Rim only): $22 per person

Free Register by May 10 for Trefoil Ranch Register by June 21 for Camp Cloud Rim

Bringing together family units of all kinds, Family Camp is a great opportunity for quality time in a comfortable, natural setting. Kids (ages 5 and older) and adults of all ages will play, relax, and create memories with the help of our camp staff. Families will get to choose to have a camp experience bursting with activities or simply spend time together in nature reading or swapping stories. Only one family will be placed in each cabin/tent/room. The lodging fee covers the cost of all meals. Activity sessions are an additional fee and each family member can participate in up to 3 activities. Age restrictions apply to certain activities. Register by June 14 for Camp Cloud Rim Register by June 28 for Trefoil Ranch

Camp Catalog Guide

Use this key to discover the focus of each camp program. Aquatics

Cooking

Leadership

Art

High Adventure

Night

Classic Camp

Horseback Riding*

Sister STEM

*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, 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. Girls in horseback riding programs will hike daily to the stables, which are located a half mile uphill from the main camp.

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Camp At-A-Glance June 21-25

Entering Grades 1-3

Pony Tails 1-3 (TR)

Entering Grades 4-5

Chopped Junior 4-5 (TR)

June 28-July 2

July 5-9

July 12-16

Big Sis, Lil Sis 1-5 (CR) Mini Flashlights and Fairy Tales 2-3 (TR)

Horse Lover 4-5 (TR)

Big Sis, Lil Sis 1-5 (CR)

Skillz and Thrillz 4-5 (CR)

Girls Gotta Camp! 4-5 (TR) Horse Lover 4-5 (TR)

Entering Grades 6-12

Hard Hats and Horse Sense 6-8 (TR)

Camp Champions 7-9 (10-days) (TR)

Backpacker - Front Country 7-10 (CR)

Girls Gotta Camp! 6-8 (TR)

Adventure Takers and Art Makers 6-8 (CR)

Campapalooza 6-8 (CR)

Range Riders 9-12 (TR)

Campapalooza 8-10 (CR) Hard Hats and Horse Sense 6-8 (TR)

Leadership Programs

Junior Counselor/ Wrangler (JC/JW) 12 (TR)

Weekly Theme

Harry Potter

Wild Wild West

Counselor-inTraining 2 (CIT 2) 11-12 (CR)

Pirate

Rock Star

July 19-23

July 26-30

Pony Tails 1-3 (TR)

Splish, Splash, Splat 2-3 (CR)

Moonlight Mania 4-5 (CR)

Horse Lover 4-5 (TR)

Tinkering & Trails 4-5 (TR) ED

Skillz and Thrillz 4-5 (CR)

Boats and Brunches 6-8 (CR)

Aquatic Sailors 6-9 (CR)

Backpacker - Back Country 9-12 (CR)

Night Owls 6-8 (CR)

Campapalooza 6-8 (CR)

Take the Reins 8-9 (TR)

Hard Hats and Horse Sense 6-8 (TR)

Girls Gotta Camp! 6-8 (TR)

Into the Woods 6-8 (TR)

Counselor-in-Training 1 (CIT 1) 10-12 (TR)

Wrangler-in-Training (WIT) 10-12 (TR)

Space

Beach Party

CAN

CEL

August 2-6

August 9-11

Skillz and Thrillz 4-5 (CR)

Leader-in-Training (LIT) 9-12 (CR)

Fantasy

Survivor

Check-out for weeklong programs is Friday at 7:00 p.m. Check-out time for all programs ending Monday—Thursday is 2:30 p.m. Refer to the Camp Orientation guide at www.gsutah.org for check-in times.

Girls Entering Grades 1-3 Big Sis, Lil Sis Camp Cloud Rim

Flashlights & Fairy Tales Mini

Entering Grades 1-5

Trefoil Ranch

July 5-9 (5 days)

Entering Grades 2-3

Experience the magic of Camp 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!

July 7-9 (3 days) July 5-7 (3 days)

Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

Bring your favorite fairy tale and adventure characters to life by learning their skills and having your own adventures! Shoot arrows like your favorite Scottish princess, whip up a delicious meal like a princess who used to be a frog, learn about animal signs, and so much more. In addition to learning skills like your favorite characters, you’ll learn first aid skills, fire building skills, and enjoy hikes around camp all while earning your First Aid and Cabin Camper badges. Tier 1: $445

Tier 2 : $335

Tier 3: $225

650 Packages

Pony Tails

Splish, Splash, Splat

Trefoil Ranch

Camp Cloud Rim

Entering Grades 1-3

Entering Grades 2-3

June 21-25 (5 days) July 19-23 (5 days)

July 26-30 (5 days)

Get to know Trefoil Ranch’s horses as you visit the horses on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at camp. Learn how to start, stop, and turn your horse before playing games such as red light, green light on horseback! In addition to riding at the stables, you’ll learn what a horse eats, how to groom a horse, and how to stay safe around horses. Round out your camp experience by making a horse craft, participating in a cookout, and taking on teambuilding challenges. See page 14 for additional horse camp information. Tier 1: $695

Tier 2 : $585

Water, Paint, and Goo! While at camp, each day will be filled with time at the waterfront and art room. Make waves, ice cream, slime, and messy art projects. This will surely be a week of getting covered in all sorts of goo! Girls will work on the Painting, Potter, and Home Scientist badges. Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

Tier 3: $475

1,500 Packages

GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 4-5 Big Sis, Lil Sis

Chopped Junior

Camp Cloud Rim

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 1-5

Entering Grades 4-5

July 5-9 (5 days)

June 21-25 (5 days)

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! Tier 1: Tier 2 : Tier 3: $605 $495 $385

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.

1,200 Packages

Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

COVID UPDATES Due to the pandemic, program details may change as event dates approach. Check our website for the most current information.

Girls Gotta Camp!

Horse Lover

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 4-5

July 5-9 (5 days)

June 28-July 2 (5 days) July 5-9 (5 days) July 26-30 (5 days)

Whether it’s your first time at camp, or you’re a well-seasoned camp adventurer, this is your chance to do it all! You’ll work with your counselors to design your group’s schedule for the week, filled with things that you and your new friends want to experience! Try a little bit of everything at camp as you add archery, the low ropes course, woodshop, cookouts, a bike ride, and more into your schedule. As you design your camp experience, your counselors will help you earn your Camper badge along the way. Tier 1: $595

Tier 2 : $485

Tier 3: $375

1,150 Package

Spend time at the stables TuesdayFriday while at camp! At the stables, you’ll learn how to be safe around horses, how to groom a horse, and how to tack your horse. While riding, you’ll learn how to coax your horse into motion, how to steer your horse in different patterns, and work on perfecting your riding form before heading out of the arena on a meadow ride. When not at the stables, you’ll fill your days creating a horse craft, testing your aim at archery, and learning outdoor skills. Girls will earn the Horseback Riding badge. See page 14 for additional horse camp information. Tier 1: $695

Tier 2 : $585

Tier 3: $475

1,500 Packages

GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 4-5 Moonlight Mania

Skillz & Thrillz

Camp Cloud Rim

Entering Grades 4-5

July 19-23 (5 days)

July 12-16 (5 days) July 26-30 (5 days) August 2-6 (5 days)

Experience camp activities at night, canoe at sunset, make s’mores in the moonlight, go on a night hike, and learn about the stars while stargazing! Earn the Space Science Investigator badge during this nighttime adventure that comes with the perks of sleeping in, enjoying a late breakfast, and daytime activities such as making art, kayaking, and rock climbing. Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

Advance outdoor skillz and achieve outdoor thrillz! Become a thrill-seeker as you kayak, paddle board, and scale the climbing wall. Hone your art skillz at the pottery studio. And earn your Level 3 Advanced Outdoor Skill rocker from GSU’s refreshed Outdoor Skills Patch Program! Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

Tinkering & Trails Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 4-5

July 19-23 (5 days)

LE E C N

Are you ready to get creative? Spend two sessions in the woodshop learning to measure, saw, shape, sand, and more as you build your very own tool box. Work with friends to assemble circuits and create a marble roller coaster while working towards your Entertainment Technology badge. Spend extra time in the art room creating your own flip book and other crafts. When you’re not tinkering, enjoy the beauty of camp by taking hikes, cooking out, and sleeping under the stars. Tier 1: $615

Tier 2 : $505

Tier 3: $395

1,200 Packages

GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 6-12 Adventure Takers & Art Makers

Aquatic Sailors

Camp Cloud Rim

Entering Grades 6-9

Entering Grades 6-8

July 26-30 (5 days)

July 5-9 (5 days)

Spend the week perfecting sailor’s knots, rigging sailboats, capsizing, and flying across the water as the wind takes the sail, and receive at least six hours of sailing instruction.

You’re in control as you explore by land and by lake! Venture forth as you canoe, kayak, climb Cadette Cliff, and backpack to a nearby lake for a primitive overnight stay while earning the Primitive Camper badge! When you are not out adventuring, enjoy some time in the art room tie-dying and in the pottery studio working on the wheel. Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

Camp Cloud Rim

Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

Backpacker – Front Country

Backpacker – Back Country

Camp Cloud Rim

Entering Grades 7-10

Entering Grades 9-12

July 12-16 (5 days)

August 2-6 (5 days)

Beginning backpackers will learn outdoor skills and how to pack a backpack, then hit the trail Tuesday morning and return Thursday night. Be prepared for challenging hikes and rock-solid friendships. Backpacker features a hike starting at Brighton Ski Resort through Mt. Majestic to Camp Cloud Rim. Earn either the Primitive Camper or Adventure Camper badge! You will be transported to program sites by camp staff and you should be able to carry a backpack three to five miles each day for three days. Individual and group gear will be distributed among the campers and staff in order to ensure campers are only carrying up to quarter of their body weight. Fee includes off-site backpacking experience.

Girls entering grades 9-12 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 in the back country. Earn your Adventure Camper or Survival Camper badge. You will be transported to program sites by camp staff and you should be able to carry a backpack three to five miles each day for three days. Individual and group gear will be distributed among the campers and staff in order to ensure campers are only carrying up to quarter of their body weight. Fee includes off-site backpacking experience.

Tier 1: $680

Tier 2 : $570

Tier 3: $460

Tier 1: $680

Tier 2 : $570

Tier 3: $460

1,450 Packages

GIRLS ENTERING GRADES 6-12 Boats & Brunches

Camp Champions

Camp Cloud Rim

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 6-8

Entering Grades 7-9

July 19-23 (5 days)

June 28-July 7 (10 days)

It’s finally here – the Boating Bonanza program with the perks of the Night Owls program. Challenge yourself with canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding. Learn and practice small craft rescues. Build a cardboard boat with friends for a race on the lake! Enjoy the best part of staying up late and sleeping in. Start every day off with brunch instead of breakfast!

Do you love camp and wish you didn’t have to go home? This extended camp session is for you! Enjoy all the activities you love about camp: hiking, archery, cookouts, high ropes, hatchet throwing, and more. Spend two sessions in the woodshop where you will carve a pine tree on the lathes and build a bird house. Work together in your group to plan an epic camp Olympics for your group complete with challenges at the program areas, outdoor skills, giant games, and more! Girls will complete parts of the Field Day badge.

Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,200 Packages

Tier 1: $1,000

Tier 2 : $890

Tier 3: $780

2,500 Packages

Campapalooza

Girls Gotta Camp!

Camp Cloud Rim

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 6-10

Entering Grades 6-8

July 5-9 (5 days) Entering Grades 8-10 July 12-16 (5 days) Entering Grades 6-8 July 26-30 (5 days) Entering Grades 6-8 August 2-6 (5 days) Entering Grades 6-8

June 28-July 2 (5 days) July 19-23 (5 days)

Pick your activities during this jampacked session as every day is camper’s choice. Campapalooza includes days filled with all the best parts of classic summer camp. Climb to new heights, enjoy arts and crafts, cookout over a campfire, learn new outdoor skills, create, and so much more. You will grow your independence, confidence, and smart risk-taking, and you’ll find a home away from home. Activities may include polar bear dips, pottery, hiking Mt. Majestic, rock climbing, swimming, paddle boarding, overnight campouts, and kayaking. Tier 1: $595

Tier 2 : $485

Tier 3: $375

Whether it’s your first time at camp or you’re a well-seasoned camp adventurer, this is your chance to do it all! You’ll work with your counselors to design your groups’ schedule for the week filled with things that you and your new friends want to explore! Try a little bit of everything at camp as you add hatchet throwing, the high ropes course, woodworking, archery, cookouts, and more into your schedule. As you design your camp experience, your counselors will ensure you earn your Archery badge and learn some new skills along the way. Tier 1: $595

Tier 2 : $485

Tier 3: $375

1,150 Packages

Hard Hats & Horse Sense

Into the Woods

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 6-8

July 26-30 (5 days)

June 21-25 (5 days) July 5-9 (5 days) July 26-30 (5 days)

Bring your imagination and head into the woods! Enjoy time each day at our woodworking shop at Trefoil Ranch and learn all about woodworking techniques. Use a lathe to carve your own wooden bowl. Swing a hammer, twist a screwdriver, and use a handsaw while working towards your Woodworker badge. By the end of the week, you’ll completely design your own pattern and make a woodwork project with the help of your counselors. Outside of the woodshop, you’ll explore camp, take on the high ropes course, and visit the hatchet throwing range.

Trefoil Ranch

Develop your horsewomanship skills this summer at Trefoil Ranch’s stables. Visit the horses daily, learn new riding patterns, strengthen your trotting skills before transitioning to a canter, and enjoy an extended trail ride. Expand your ground school knowledge by getting the horses ready for the day in Saddle Club, where you’ll bridle and saddle a horse, and learn to speak like a true horsewoman. There will also be time to enjoy classic camp activities such as archery and the high ropes course! See page 14 for additional horse camp information. Tier 1: $695

Tier 2 : $585

Tier 1: $625

Tier 2 : $515

Tier 3: $405

1,250 Packages

Tier 3: $475

1,500 Packages

COVID UPDATES Due to the pandemic, program details may change as event dates approach. Check our website for the most current information.

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Night Owls

Range Riders

Camp Cloud Rim

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 6-8

Entering Grades 9-12

July 19-23 (5 days)

June 28-July 2 (5 days)

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 constellations, cook out, canoe on the lake with glow sticks, and create glow-in-the-dark art projects. You’ll even have the chance to interview a human night owl (someone who works the night shift) and earn your Night Owls badge.

This is a chance for experienced horse riders to shine. Visit the stables daily to learn advanced horse care and riding skills. Gain new horse rodeo skills, go on an extended trail ride, and receive an introduction to English riding. Expand your ground school knowledge by understanding horse feeds and diet, how to care for equipment, and a deeper understanding of horse behavior. Save some time to enjoy classic camp activities as well! See page 14 for additional horse camp information. An overnight pack trip is not part of this program in 2021.

Tier 1: $605

Tier 2 : $495

Tier 3: $385

1,150 Packages

Tier 1: $695

Tier 2 : $585

Tier 3: $475

1,500 Packages

Take the Reins Trefoil Ranch Entering Grades 8-9 July 19-23 (5 days) Take your horse skills to the next level as you spend time every day at the stables advancing your Western riding skills and equine care knowledge. Enjoy bringing the horses in for the day,

grooming, and tacking in Saddle Club. Take an extended trail ride with a sack lunch or dinner. Be introduced to horse rodeo skills such as flag patterns and racing patterns. Experience the high ropes course, archery range, and more during your stay at camp. See page 14 for additional horse camp information. Tier 1: $695

Tier 2 : $585

Tier 3: $475

1,500 Packages

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Leadership Programs Leadership Progression Chart CIT 1

CIT 2

WIT 1

WIT 2

Junior Counselor

LIT Junior Wrangler

Is camp life the only life for you? Do you dream of being part of our camp staff? If so, our leadership program is for you! Build skills toward becoming a camp counselor as you are mentored by camp staff while you mentor younger girls at camp. Earn leadership awards as you develop leadership skills that will serve you well throughout your life. Participation in Leader-in-Training (LIT) requires girls go through an application and interview before participating in the leadership programs. LIT is the prerequisite for Counselor-in-Training I, Wrangler-in-Training I, Counselor-inTraining II, Wrangler- in-Training II, and Junior Counselor/Wrangler. Any girls who are new to GSU’s leadership track must also fill out an application and participate in an interview. Due to COVID-19 and the cancellation of in-person summer camp in 2020, the LIT program is not a prerequisite for the Leadership Program Track. All prerequisite trainings have been waived for the summer of 2021. Please register for the Leadership Program matching your grade level. NOTE: Participation in the virtual leadership programs in 2020 was not mandatory to follow your Leadership Program Track.

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Leader-in-Training (LIT) Camp Cloud Rim Entering Grades 9-12 August 2-11 (10 days) The Leader-in-Training program (LIT) is the building block for Girl Scouts of Utah’s Leadership Programs. LIT is the prerequisite to the Counselor-in-Training 1, Wrangler-in-Training 1, Counselor-in-Training 2, Wrangler-in-Training 2, and Junior Counselor/Wrangler programs. This 10-day camp includes fun camp programming opportunities, youth development, and a camp service project. Throughout the 10 days you will attend workshops about the Camp Program Quality Assessment tool, youth developmental stages, diversity, rainy day backup plans, and games without equipment. These workshops are focused on helping you learn and improve your leadership skills and traits throughout the program. LITs will also participate in an overnight experience, perfect their outdoor skills, and attend Camper Council. Tier 1: $720

Tier 2 : $610

Tier 3: $500

1,550 Packages

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Counselor-inTraining 1 (CIT 1)

Wrangler-inTraining (WIT)

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 10-12

July 19-30 (12 days)

Gain leadership skills and experience at camp! Learn techniques and strategies for supervising campers, counseling skills for homesickness, behavior management, and conflict resolution. As a CIT, you will plan and execute the All Camp Programing your second week of camp. You will shadow the Unit Staff for three days during the second week, and will shadow Program Staff for two days during the second week. CIT 1 and WIT programs will share programming throughout their session.

Gain leadership skills and experience with the girls and horses at camp! As a WIT, you’ll learn skills for both working with the equestrian program and helping younger campers. Learn techniques and strategies for supervising campers, counseling skills for homesickness, behavior management, and conflict resolution. Get an introduction to safety while at the stables and practice teaching equestrian skills to your fellow WITs before helping lead programming for three days during the second week. See page 14 for additional horse camp information.

Tier 1: $820

Tier 2 : $710

Tier 3: $600

1,900 Packages

Tier 1: $820

Tier 2 : $710

Tier 3: $600

1,900 Packages

COVID UPDATES Due to the pandemic, program details may change as event dates approach. Check our website for the most current information.

Counselor-inTraining 2 (CIT 2)

Junior Counselor/ Wrangler (JC/JW)

Camp Cloud Rim

Trefoil Ranch

Entering Grades 11-12

Entering Grade 12

July 5-16 (12 days)

Training Week: June 21-25 (5 days)

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 Camp Cloud Rim. You’ll get the full daily experience including the camper’s morning wakeup routine, Polar Bear Plunge, and overnight experiences with campers.

By the time you reach the Junior Counselor/Wrangler 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 Trefoil Ranch in an intensive Junior Counselor/Wrangler training, a refresher of LIT, CIT/WIT 1, and CIT/WIT 2 workshops. This will also include training components such as emergency procedures, incident reporting, camper discipline, and bully prevention. Junior Counselors/ Wranglers 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/ Wrangler internship. Junior Counselors/ Wranglers may choose to complete their internships in a unit or a program area at Camp Cloud Rim or Trefoil Ranch and will select internship date preferences in their UltraCamp accounts (located with their health forms).

Tier 1: $700

Tier 2 : $590

Tier 3: $480

1,500 Packages

Tier 1: $820

Tier 2 : $710

Tier 3: $600

1,900 Packages

Minicamps

December 2020 — September 2021 Outdoor Programs Available All Year! Girl Scouts of Utah provides outdoor program all year – not just during the summer! Our school year programs are often referred to as “Minicamps.” Girls can attend camp programs individually, with friends, with their troop, or with an adult companion depending on the program. Activities range from snowshoeing, ropes course, canoeing, hiking, art, and more! Please note that programs are subject to change due to COVID-19 limitations and related factors.

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Learn More About These Programs & Register Throughout The Year At

www.gsutah.org/camp

Registration opens on a rolling basis at least one month prior to the program.

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December 2020

April 2021

Registration closes 12/8/2020 Grade K-12 | Family Virtual | Free

Registration closes 3/29/2021 Grade 6-12 | Girl w/Adult or Troop Trefoil Ranch | Girl $35.00 | Adult $35.00

Summer Camp-in Kick-off ~ Dec 12

January 2021

Snowshoe Adventure A.M. ~ Jan 17 Registration closes 1/4/2021 Grade K-5 | Girl w/Adult or Troop Trefoil Ranch | Girl $15.00 | Adult $15.00

Snowshoe Adventure P.M. ~ Jan 17

Registration closes 1/4/2021 Grade 4-12 | Girl w/Adult or Troop Trefoil Ranch | Girl $15.00 | Adult $15.00

Winter Camping 101 ~ Jan 18 Registration closes 1/4/2021 Grade 6-12 | Girl Only Trefoil Ranch | Girl $40.00

The Art of Camp ~ Apr 10

Glitter Bugs ~ Apr 11

Registration closes 3/29/2021 Grade K-5 | Girl w/Adult or Troop Trefoil Ranch | Girl $35.00 | Adult $35.00

Day of Camp Preview ~ Apr 24 Registration closes 4/19/2021 Grade K-12 | Family Virtual | Girl $10.00

August 2021

Introduction to Horses ~ Aug 3-4 Registration closes 7/19/2021 Grade 2-5 | Girl w/Adult Trefoil Ranch | Girl $90.00 | Adult $90.00

Tell Your Story Journey ~ Jan 23

Introduction to Horses ~ Aug 4-5

February 2021

Short & Sweet ~ Aug 5-6

Registration closes 1/11/2021 Grade 2-8 | Girl w/Adult or Troop Trefoil Ranch | Girl $35.00 | Adult $10.00

Penguin Party ~ Feb 13

Registration closes 2/1/2021 Grade K-5 | Girl w/Adult or Troop Trefoil Ranch | Girl $30.00 | Adult $30.00

Registration closes 7/19/2021 Grade 4-5 | Girl Only or Girl w/Adult Trefoil Ranch | Girl $90.00 | Adult $90.00

Registration closes 7/19/2021 Grade K-3 | Girl w/Adult Trefoil Ranch | Girl $50.00 | Adult $50.00

September 2021

Women of the Wilderness Fall Campout ~ Sep 10-12

Registration closes 8/23/2021 Grade K-12 | Girl w/Adult Camp Cloud Rim | Girl $90.00 Adult $90.00

Women of the Wilderness Sep 10-11

Registration closes 8/23/2021 Grade K-12 | Girl w/Adult Camp Cloud Rim | Girl $50.00 Adult $50.00

Rock Climbing Adventure ~ Sep 18 Registration closes 9/6/2021 Grade 6-12 | Girl Only Wasatch Front | Girl $55.00

Art-a-rama ~ Sep 24-25 Registration closes 9/6/2021 Grade 4-12 | Girl Only Camp Cloud Rim | Girl $60.00

Art-a-rama ~ Sep 25-26 Registration closes 9/6/2021 Grade 4-12 | Girl Only Camp Cloud Rim | Girl $60.00

Fall Campout ~ Sep 11-12

Registration closes 8/23/2021 Grade K-12 | Girl w/Adult Camp Cloud Rim | Girl $50.00 Adult $50.00

Wilderness Warriors Fall Campout ~ Sep 17-19

Registration closes 8/31/2021 Grade K-12 | Girl w/Adult Camp Cloud Rim | Girl $90.00 Adult $90.00

Wilderness Warriors ~ Sep 17-18 Registration closes 8/31/2021 Grade K-12 | Girl w/Adult Camp Cloud Rim |Girl $50.00 Adult $50.00

Fall Campout ~ Sep 18-19

Registration closes 8/31/2021 Grade K-12 | Girl w/Adult Camp Cloud Rim | Girl $50.00 Adult $50.00

More Ways to Camp

Camp Rentals for Troops Girls and their troop leaders can enjoy an overnight or day camp experience at Trefoil Ranch during the fall, winter, and spring. Troops provide their own programming and meals. Support and resources are provided by the Outdoor Program Team and registration is ongoing.

DAY CAMPS Experience day camp in your community! Day camps are hosted by Girl Scout volunteers and are typically held over a three-day period in various locations across the state including parks, churches, and community centers. More information and registration will be available in May 2021.

CAMPOREE Every three years, girls gather from across the state to meet, share, laugh, and experience the outdoors at Camporee. Sing your heart out at our campfire. See all that Trefoil Ranch has to offer. Swap with friends old and new, and dance the night away under the stars! Camporee provides a safe troop camping experience for first time campers. Registration opens February 11, 2021.

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 in 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 February 11, 2021.

How To Register STEP 1:

Set Up or Verify Your UltraCamp Account  All outdoor program registrations, forms, and healthcare are housed in UltraCamp – Girl Scouts of Utah’s Outdoor Program’s registration system.  This is a separate system from your MyGS account.  Families are encouraged to set up their UltraCamp accounts prior to registering for Resident Camp.  Visit www.gsutah.org/camp, click “Manage my UltraCamp Account” to be connected to UltraCamp.

Note: Don’t use your MyGS account OR www.ultracamp.com as it is for administrative login only.

OPTION 1:

OPTION 2:

Families that had at least one girl attend Resident Camp in 2019 or registered for a 2020 session have existing UltraCamp accounts.  — Enter your login username and password.  Select the “Forgot your login information?” if needed.  — Your “My Account” page will appear with your “Account Members” displayed.  — To review your account members, click on a person’s name.  — Their account information now appears.   Select the “Edit my bio information” if needed.  — Select “My Account” to go back to the main page, listing your account members.  — Continue to verify account members and add members as needed.

— Select “New Account” from the “I DO NOT have an account” section.   — Enter the primary contact information for your family’s account.  — Click “Create Account”, then when the new screen appears, click on “My Account” on the navigation menu.   — Your “My Account” page will appear with your “Account Members” displayed, showing your Primary Contact’s name.

Existing Family Accounts

Create a New Family Account

How to Add a Person to My Account  — Under “Account Members” click “Add a person to my account”.  — Fill out that individual’s information.  — Click “Save Person”.  — Repeat as needed until all girls attending camp have been entered, along with a primary contact.  Now your UltraCamp account has been set up and you’re ready to register for resident camp!

UltraCamp FAQs are located at www.gsutah.org/camp; click “Manage my UltraCamp Account.” 40

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Find your Session & Register!   There are two different ways to access the registration page for a Resident Camp session. Camp registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

OPTION 1:  — Visit www.gsutah.org/camp and click “Summer Camp” under “Ways to Camp”.  — You’ll see summer camp sessions listed by camp property, then by grade levels – find your desired program.  — Click on desired session and select “Register Now” to be redirected to UltraCamp.  — Your session will appear, select “Register Now” (takes you to the login page in UltraCamp), enter login information, and then complete registration and payment screens as prompted.

OPTION 2:  — Visit www.gsutah.org/camp, click “Manage my UltraCamp Account” to be connected to UltraCamp.  — Click “Make a Reservation” from your account’s main page, select the name of the individual you want to make a reservation for, and a list of available sessions will be displayed. Click desired session. Complete registration and payment screens as prompted.

Use your 2019 Activity Credits as payment for a 2021 Resident Camp! Remember your 2019 Activity Credits Expire December 23, 2020. See page 11 for details.

During the registration process you will be asked to provide the following:  — Camper’s T-shirt Size: All campers will receive a camp t-shirt during their camp session for no additional charge.   — Apply 2021 Activity Credits to My Camp Balance – Yes or No:   Selecting “yes” allows Girl Scouts of Utah not to mail your camper’s Activity Credits at the end of April; instead, they will apply the Activity Credits to your camper’s balance in UltraCamp.  After camp balance is paid, any remaining Activity Credits will be mailed to the camper.   NOTE: This will only be an option during registration until mid-April.   — Deposit Money to my Camper’s Trading Post (Camp Store) Account: You may choose to add money to your camper’s trading post during registration. You may also add additional money to her account during check-in day if desired. See the Camp Orientation Guide for more information about Trading Post.

Camp Forms  Camp forms, including requesting a buddy, special diets, health information, and so forth, will appear on your family’s main UltraCamp Account page after registering for a session. All camp forms are due May 20, 2021. If registering after this date, you will be prompted to fill out forms after you register for the session.

STEP 3:

Camp Payment Options for registrations prior to May 20, 2021:

OPTION 1: Pay in full by credit card or at the time of registration.   OPTION 2: Pay $50 non-refundable, deposit by credit card for each program, due at the time of registration. Balances due on or before May 20, 2021.  Pay balances (partial or pay-off in full) by credit card through your family’s UltraCamp account (log in, click on “Make a Payment” under “Common Tasks” on left hand side).  Pay balances (partial or pay-off in full) with Activity Credits by submitting them along with a registration receipt through mail or in-person to a Girl Scouts of Utah’s office location.

Unpaid Balance After May 20, 2021, Will Result In Cancellation Of Program Registration.

Registrations completed on or after May 20, 2021:  Pay in full by credit card or at the time of registration. Activity Credits can be applied retroactively by mailing a copy of your registration receipt along with the Activity Credits you want applied to a Girl Scouts of Utah’s office location. Activity Credits must be received within 10 days of registering for the program. Upon receiving Activity Credits, a refund will be issued on your credit card.

Questions? Our Customer Care Team is always happy to help with camp registration or with any questions about our camp programs. info@gsutah.org | (801) 265-8472

Camp Buddy If your camper wants to go to camp

Cancellations &TheRefunds $50 deposit is non-refundable. The

with a buddy, both campers must register for the same session. When remainder of the camp fee ($50 deposit completing your camper’s forms after excluded) will be refunded if: registration, there will be a place to list your camper’s buddy. Camp buddies can — GSU receives a written (email) notification of the cancellation at be updated if needed. least five weeks prior to the camp program. — Camper leaves the camp program due At Girl Scouts of Utah, we are and will to illness or injury and GSU receives continue to follow all national and local a written (email) request for a refund COVID-19 guidelines including: within two weeks after camper — Health screenings returns home. Refund will be pro— Small camper groups rated on per-diem basis. — Face coverings — Camper cannot attend the camp — Frequent hand washing program because she becomes ill or — Enhanced sanitation and injured and GSU receives a written food service protocols (email) request for a refund, with a physician’s note, within one week If changes become necessary due after scheduled camp program. to the impact of COVID-19, we will — GSU cancels the camp program and offer alternate program options or alternative programs were offered, the option to choose a full refund but you choose to not select an (including the deposit). alternative program.

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No refunds will be provided if a girl returns home due to homesickness, misconduct, parent/guardian request, and/or any other circumstance.

Important Information Girl Scouts of Utah plans quality programs with the health, safety, and well-being of campers as our first priority. Sessions may be altered or canceled due to weather, fire, natural disaster, staffing challenges, or low registration numbers. If a session is canceled due to low registration numbers, campers will be given the opportunity to select another program. No refunds will be issued if changes are made to activities due to weather, fire, or natural disaster. However, if changes become necessary due to the impact of COVID-19, we will offer alternate program options or the option to choose a full refund. 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. Campers are expected to follow the Girl Scout Promise and Law. If a camper is unable to follow camp guidelines, damages property, or becomes a danger to themselves or others, the Camp Director will work with the camper and may elect to send them home.

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