2025 Girl Scouts of Utah Camp Catalog by Girl Scouts of Utah

Scholarships available!

See page 7 for details.

The Power of Girl Scout Camp

For more than 110 years, Girl Scouts have discovered, explored, and strengthened their outdoor skills and commitment to environmental stewardship through camp programs. Guided by supportive adults and peers, Girl Scouts discover the wonders of nature, experience the thrill of adventure, and challenge themselves and one another to reach new heights!

Girl Scouts’ national outdoor programming features a variety of fun, challenging, and experiential activities that empower campers as they develop attitudes, skills, and behaviors essential to effective leadership in the outdoors.

Outdoor Competence

Girl Scouts engage safely and responsibly in a range of outdoor activities (e.g., practicing Leave No Trace and knowing what to bring to be prepared in the outdoors).

Outdoor Confidence

Girl Scouts have confidence in their outdoor abilities and are willing to try new and challenging outdoor activities.

Outdoor Interest

Camp Philosophy and Camp Life

Camping provides Girl Scouts a rich experience away from home. Camp is a great place for youth to unlock their potential and discover the great outdoor adventures that await them. This unique environment helps your camper develop positive self-esteem, leadership skills, and social skills - all while having the time of their life.

The summer camp experience plays a crucial role in shaping youth into accomplished and resourceful young adults. In this outdoor setting, Girl Scouts develop a strong sense of self, gain practical life skills, become resourceful problem solvers, and cultivate healthy relationships by living and working together.

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.

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 campers want to have a fun adventure. We work to provide both, by hiring and training qualified staff and offering a top-ranked 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.

Meet the Outdoor Program Team in the Camp Orientation Guide at www.gsutah.org/camp-guide

Outdoor Program Team Camp Staff

Our camp staff are talented, energetic role models. Staff are selected based on their hard and soft skills and experience in childcare. As part of our values, we are committed to inclusion and diversity on our Girl Scouts of Utah staff team. We actively seek to employ a diverse group of individuals from a variety of different races, religions, socioeconomic statuses, gender identities, and backgrounds. All camp staff members receive intensive training on program development, Girl Scout program and philosophy, age level characteristics, environmental education, behavior management, outdoor skills, and risk management. Additional training is given for adventure programs. All staff members are CPR and first-aid certified.

If you know someone 18+ years old who is looking for an impactful summer job, please refer them to work at camp!

Paying for Camp

Camp fees help cover all the expenses associated with our camps such as property maintenance, utilities, insurance, equipment, supplies, food, activities, and staff. Our camp fees have seen an increase for summer 2025 due to increased food costs, supply costs, staff salaries, and increased program duration.

It is important to us that camp fees are not a barrier to participation. We have developed several ways to help pay for camp, including Activity Credits, tiered pricing, and activity scholarships.

Camp payments are due in full by Wednesday, May 22, 2025.

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 family’s budget. Girl Scouts of Utah strive to ensure household finances are not a barrier when paying for a camp experience. No financial documentation is required.

Tier One (T1)

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

Available for:

• GSU members

• Girl Scout members from other councils

• Non-members.

Tier Two (T2)

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

Available for:

• GSU members

• Girl Scout members from other councils

Tier Three (T3)

The minimum fee that all GSU members are asked to pay. Girl Scouts of Utah subsidizes the entire remainder of the cost.

Available for:

• GSU members only

Activity scholarships are available for Girl Scouts of Utah members if assistance is needed to pay for Tier Three (T3).

Early Bird Pricing

Register for a summer overnight camp program before February 1, 2025 and save! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to secure your spot at a reduced rate. Early Bird pricing is eligible for all three tiers.

Programs 5 nights or more save $50 per program by using code EARLYBIRD50

Programs 4 nights or less save $25 per program by using code EARLYBIRD25

Early Bird pricing is only available for overnight camp sessions at Camp Cloud Rim or Trefoil Ranch in summer 2025.

Troop Camping, Family Camp, You and Me, and day-only programs are not eligible.

Activity Scholarships

Girl Scouts of Utah members may request up to three activity scholarships per membership year (October 1-September 30 annually), with a limit of one activity scholarship for a summer camp (overnight camp or troop camping).

Applications for an activity scholarship may be submitted after the completion of the initial registration, and a $50 non-refundable deposit is paid. The primary round of scholarship requests for summer camp are accepted between March 1 and April 1. Scholarship awards will be applied to camp balances no later than May 1.

All applications received after April 1, 2025, will be awarded based on funding available at that time.

Scan to apply for activity scholarships

Activity Credits

Girl Scout programming is powered by the Girl Scout Cookie Program through Activity Credits. Cookie sellers 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), a Girl Scout earns $12.50 in Activity Credits.

For every 50 packages of cookies (starting at 350+ packages), a Girl Scout earns $15.00 in Activity Credits.

Each camp or activity indicates the number of packages of cookies needed to sell to attend that program using Activity Credits. Girl Scouts can work with a supportive adult to use these quantities to help set their cookie-selling goals.

Each camp requires a $50 non-refundable deposit in addition to the number of packages sold.

To apply Activity Credits to a camp balance, simply bring in or mail the credits to any Girl Scouts of Utah office with the Program, Event, and Camp Payment Form (found at www.gsutah.org/forms). You will receive email confirmation once the payment has been applied.

If registering before April, families have the option to have all 2025 Activity Credits earned directly to their camp balance.

Girl Scout’s Name

Girl Scout Cookie Goal

The Girl Scouts® name and mark, and all other associated trademarks and logotypes, including but not limited to the Trefoil Design, are owned by Girl Scouts of the USA. ABC Bakers is an official GSUSA license.

Camper Readiness Quiz

Take this quiz with a caregiver to help you both decide what kind of outdoor experience is the best fit for your summer! Keep track of your points using the scale, then add up the points and compare your score to our recommendations. Be honest! Remember, these results are just a recommendation. You and your family know your comfort level best.

1. Do you like to meet new people and interact with others who may be different from you?

Point Scale 3 = You bet! 2 = Maybe 1 = Not yet

6. Are you ready to sleep in a tent or cabin with 4-10 campers, knowing your counselors are in a nearby tent?

2. Can you make your own bed and keep track of your things?

7. Do you enjoy staying overnight at a friend’s house?

3. Can you take care of personal needs, like washing and brushing your hair?

8. Does going on a new adventure make you feel excited?

4. Are you willing to try new foods that you haven’t before?

9. Can you ask an adult for help when you need something?

5. Can you go without TV, video games, a computer, and a phone?

You are ready to try one of our school year programs (minicamps), Family Camps, or Troop Camping.

10. Are you excited to go to camp?

You are ready to try overnight camp. Pack your adventurous spirit, and we’ll see you this summer! If a week is too much, try a shortened three-day session.

You hear the call of overnight camp or must be an experienced camper! It sounds like you’re ready for your favorite camp session.

Online Orientation Guide

The Camp Orientation Guide is the one-stop shop designed for families to help prepare campers for summer camp. Find the following in the Camp Orientation Guide:

• Meet the Outdoor Program Team

• How to Register

• Paying for Camp

• Sample Daily Schedule

• Check-In & Check-Out Information

• Packing List

• Trading Post

• Camper Well-Being

• Special Dietary Needs and Allergies

• Cancellations and Refunds

Scan for Camp Orientation Guide

VIRTUAL LEARN ABOUT CAMP

Join us for an engaging virtual camp introduction where you can meet our enthusiastic camp directors and explore the exciting world of overnight camp! This session will give you a firsthand look at what makes our camp special, from favorite activities to how we ensure every camper is welcomed in our camp community. You’ll have the chance to ask questions, learn about our programs, and discover how to help your camper get the most out of their experience. Whether you’re a curious first-timer or looking to dive deeper into camp life, this virtual meet-and-greet will help you feel prepared for the best summer yet!

This is a free session held April 15, 2025, 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Girl Scouts of Utah camps welcome participants and staff from diverse backgrounds including races, religions, socioeconomic status, gender expressions, etc. Attendees should be open and accepting of interacting with others who are different from them.

Outdoor Progression

Girl Scout outdoor experiences are based on a system of progression. We encourage campers to start at their comfort level, learn new skills, at their own pace, and keep building their confidence in the outdoors. Girl Scouts of Utah has several programs designed specifically to meet your camper where they are and then build their independence and leadership skills throughout the years to come!

Camp with a caregiver

Explore our camp properties with a trusted adult. See how meals work, where you might sleep, and get a sample of camp activities all with your caregiver by your side.

Look for:

• Winter and Spring Minicamps (page 14)

• You and Me Minicamps (page 19)

• Family Camp (page 18)

Camp with your troop

Now that you’ve been introduced to camp life, it’s time for the next step: coming to camp with your troop! You’ll begin to gain independence as you move away from a 1:1 adult to youth ratio, but you’ll be doing it with a group you know and trust!

Look for:

• Winter and Spring Minicamps (page 14)

• Troop Camping at Summer Camp (page 47)

• Fall Minicamps (page 40)

Not all experiences need to happen in Girl Scouts! You may have gone camping or travelled elsewhere with family or friends and may be able to start at a different step.

Adventure and Lead

Camp on your own

Now that you’re a seasoned camper, you’re ready to come to camp solo or with a buddy. Each year you come to camp you will enjoy new activities and new friends and you’ll see your skills grow! Explore the catalog for the perfect length of camp for you.

Look for:

• I Heart Camp (page 15)

• Summer Overnight Programs (pages 24-35)

• Intro to Horses (page 41)

• Altitude and Arrows (page 41)

You’ve enjoyed your years of summer camp going on trail rides, paddling across Lake Brimhall, and now are looking for that next step! Now is the perfect time to explore our Leadership Programs to guide our younger campers, or you can expand your skills by participating in an adventure trip.

Look for:

• Winter Camping (page 14)

• Backpacking (page 28)

• Leadership Programs (page 36)

• Moab Adventure (page 42)

Not sure where you land? Use the Camper Readiness Quiz on page 10 or contact info@gsutah.org for assistance in finding the best program for your camper.

Winter and Spring Programs

Can’t wait until summer to get your camping adventures started? Our school year programs are often referred to as "Minicamps." Minicamps are a great stepping stone in the camp progression, no matter what your current comfort level is!

Winter Camping

Grades 6-12

Girl Scout with Camp Staff

Spend the weekend exploring winter skills at Camp Cloud Rim. We will meet at the Salt Lake City (SLC) office, drive to Camp Cloud Rim area, then snowshoe to the camp property. You’ll spend the weekend learning about snow shelters, practicing winter skills, and taking in the winter wonderland of Camp Cloud Rim around you on snowshoes. Seniors and Ambassadors will earn their Snow Adventure badge. Cadettes will work towards their Primitive Camper badge.

Fri, Jan 17, 5:30 p.m. – Mon, Jan 20, 5:00 p.m.

Arctic Adventure

Grades K-8, Troop

Cost: $225

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the winter wilderness where courage, teamwork, and creativity are key to unlocking a world of fun! Gain skills and knowledge to be better prepared for snow activities and backcountry winter experiences. You’ll spend time learning about snow shelters, practicing winter skills, participating in a snow sculpture competition, and taking in the winter wonderland of Trefoil Ranch around you on snowshoes.

Fri, Jan 24 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Jan 25 at 3:00 p.m.

Fri, Feb 21 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Feb 22 at 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $60

Camp Cloud Rim

Trefoil Ranch

I Heart Camp

Grades K-5, Girl Scout with Camp Staff

Join other Girl Scouts at Trefoil Ranch for a Valentine-themed overnight event! Enjoy this event by baking and decorating cookies, creating your own Valentine’s cards to give to loved ones and friends, and making themed crafts in the woodshop. Girl Scouts will work on the new Art & Design badges during this event.

Fri, Feb 7 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Feb 8 at 3:00 p.m.

Zion Girl Scout Ranger

Grades K-12, Troop

Cost: $75

Join Girl Scouts of Utah Camp Staff at Zion National Park to discover a combination of rich history at the park as well as the excitement of present-day adventures! While at Zion, we will have an opportunity to learn about the environment, learn how the canyon was formed, enjoy hikes, and even do a service project! All Girl Scouts will earn a Girl Scout Ranger Certificate at the end of the program.

All participants will stay at Zion National Park Campground. Troops will need to provide basic camping equipment, such as tents and sleeping gear. The program fee includes campsite fees and all meals.

Fri, Apr 11 at 6:00 p.m. – Sun, Apr 13 at 10:00 a.m.

You and Me Introduction to Camp

Grades K-5, Girl Scout/Adult

Cost: $110

Experience what summer camp is all about with your favorite adult! This camp is the perfect opportunity for campers (or caregivers!) who may be nervous about going to camp for the first time. Participants will be grouped by Girl Scout level and will get a chance to experience a campfire program, participate in a cookout, make a craft, and boulder at the new ropes course. By the end of the program, you’ll grow your confidence to take on a program on your own!

Fri, Apr 25 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Apr 26 at 3:00 p.m.

Fri, May 16 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, May 17 at 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $60

Trefoil Ranch

Zion National Park

Trefoil Ranch

Camp Changes for 2025

Girl Scout Families – We’ve heard you! We’re excited to announce some significant changes to our summer camp programs for 2025, all designed to enhance the experience for our Girl Scouts.

We’ve listened to your feedback and are making adjustments that prioritize convenience, engagement, and fun.

Check in and Check out

We’ve moved the check-in process to Sunday afternoon, meaning families do not have to take time off work on Mondays for drop off. This also gives us an extra full day of programming on Mondays. Check out on Friday will move to early afternoon, to avoid travel during rush hour traffic.

We are also transitioning from a drive-through drop off and pick up to a walk-through format, which will create a more personal and welcoming atmosphere as campers and families arrive. This will also give families a chance to talk to their child’s counselors at the end of the week.

Simpler Program Selection

As you browse our catalog, you will notice that we’ve simplified the program selection process. This year, our focus will be on ensuring that campers participate in key program areas at camp and will have increased time for girl-choice programming – in line with our mission and values.

We believe this will create a more well-rounded experience for everyone. You will still see favorite specialty programs such as horseback riding, high adventure, and leadership programs.

Increased Summer Family Options

You will find that we’ve added additional sessions of family camp and brought back the You and Me program! These offerings will encourage families to join in on the fun, creating lasting memories together. And it will also help everyone become more familiar with the camp experience.

We can’t wait to see you at camp this summer!

Girl Scout Preview Days

Location

Trefoil Ranch Sunday, April 27 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. April 21, 2025

Trefoil Ranch Saturday, June 14 9:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. June 9, 2025

Camp Cloud Rim Saturday, June 14 9:00 a.m.–12:00p.m. June 9, 2025

Girl Scouts of Utah welcomes families to visit our camp properties during our free, preview days.

For first-time campers and their families, this is an opportunity to see where campers may sleep, meet the Camp Director and counselors, check out the dining location, create something in arts and crafts, and view some of the program areas. Snacks and activities available for the whole family!

Open House is free for all families interested in camp programming. Please note, staff will not be able to confirm sleeping areas for specific programs. Sleeping areas for each program are not solidified until a week before the program.

Summer Family Programs

Bringing together families of all kinds, Family Camp is a great opportunity for quality time in a comfortable, natural setting. Kids ages five and older and adults of all ages will play, relax, and create memories with the help of our camp staff.

Families will choose whether to have a camp experience bursting with activities or simply spend time together in nature.

Only one family will be placed in each cabin/tent. The lodging fee covers the cost of all meals. Activity sessions are an additional fee, and each family member can participate in up to three activities. A supervising adult is required to be with youth participants at all times. Age restrictions apply to activities.

Family Camp at Camp Cloud Rim

Activities include boating, rock climbing/bouldering, pottery, Mt. Majestic hike, arts & crafts, guided nature hike, and outdoor skills.

Cabin: $290 per cabin (sleeps up to eight)

Platform tent: $145 per tent (sleeps up to four)

Friday, July 11 at 6:00 p.m. –Saturday, July 12 at 6:00 p.m.

Family Camp at Trefoil Ranch

Activities include horseback riding, high ropes course, archery, slingshots, hatchet throwing, woodworking, arts and crafts, guided nature hike, and outdoor skills.

Cabin: $530 per cabin (sleeps up to eight)

Platform tent: $260 per tent (sleeps up to four)

Bunkhouse: $260 per room (sleeps up to four)

Wednesday, July 23 at 6:00 p.m. –Friday, July 25 at 10:00 a.m.

You and Me Introduction to Camp

Come experience everything that summer camp is all about, with your favorite adult by your side! This camp is the perfect opportunity for campers (or caregiver!) who may be nervous about going to camp for the first time. Participants will be grouped into units, assigned camp counselors, and get a chance to experience waterfront programming, a cookout, hikes, and other classic camp activities. By the end of the program, you’ll grow your confidence and be ready for a program on your own!

Cost: $165 per person

Wednesday, July 16 at 1:00 p.m. –

Friday, July 18 at 1:00 p.m.

Location: Camp Cloud Rim

Camp at a Glance

Theme Weeks

June 22-27

In My Camp Era

Pack up your friendship bracelets and tell your friends the old you can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Oh... ‘Cause you’re at camp! Better yet, bring your bestie and get ready to turn the music all the way up! It’s not going to be a “cruel summer” this week at camp!

June 29 – July 3

You Can’t Do that at Camp

Enjoy summer camp with a twist of the unexpected. Throughout the week you might find yourself searching for your lunch in a mystery location, having dessert with breakfast, or enjoying a movie with popcorn after dinner. Of course, you’ll also want to participate in some of the activities you CAN do at camp.

July 6-11

Dream Camp

Get ready for a fabulous week at camp where we’ll unleash creativity and explore the endless possibilities of friendship and self-expression! Campers will engage in a variety of activities, from stylish crafts and fashion shows to adventurous challenges, all inspired by an iconic pink world. Join us for a week of empowerment, imagination, and unforgettable memories as we celebrate being uniquely you!

July 13-18

Magic, Spells, and Potions

Discover the magic of camp at the Girl Scout Wizarding School! To start off the week, you will be sorted into your chosen house. Then, you’ll get the chance to brush up on your flying skills as we play wizarding sports, make your own magic wand to cast spells with, try your hand at potions, and have the most magical week at camp!

July 20-25

Holidays

Holidays in July!?! Take on a turkey trot, decorate a tree with summer ornaments, ring in a new summer, share the love of camp with summer-tines, and create a costume for a party. We will celebrate a year’s worth of holidays in one week at summer camp! Enjoy holidaythemed meals, crafts and activities while participating in traditional camp life.

July 27-August 1

Unicorns, Dragons, and Mermaids

Join us for an enchanting week as we dive into a world of magic and adventure! Campers will explore their creativity through whimsical crafts, exciting games, and unforgettable stories inspired by these mythical creatures. Together, we’ll forge friendships and create lasting memories in a fantastical setting filled with wonder!

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. Campers stay in cabins or platform tents. A highlight of Camp Cloud Rim is Lake Brimhall where campers can canoe, kayak, and swim. Other activities include pottery, rock climbing, hiking, and backpacking.

Classic Camp

Classic Camp is the traditional overnight camp experience. During each session, campers can enjoy a variety of activities including paddling on the lake, campfires, cookouts, bouldering or climbing the rockwall, leadership games, art projects, songs, and more. Each week of camp will have a theme that will drive programming to make each session unique. Campers will additionally have times available in their schedules to participate in camper’s choice activities. Classic Camp programs will be split by Girl Scout levels with campers experiencing age appropriate programming.

7/27-7/29, 7/30-8/1

Early Bird Discount: Use code EARLYBIRD50 or EARLYBIRD25 to save before February 1.

Grade Level Key (entering fall 2025)

Daisies: 1

Brownies: 2-3

Juniors: 4-5

Cadettes: 6-8

Seniors: 9-10

Ambassadors: 11-12

Camp Cloud Rim Classic Camp Sessions

Camp Cloud Rim Specialty Camps

Big Sis, Lil Sis

Entering Grades 2-5

Experience the magic of Camp Cloud Rim with your sister! Paddle in the lake, get your creative juices flowing in the art room, climb the rock wall, and cook over the campfire. Sisters, cousins, and friends within the grade range are welcome to attend!

Junior Survivor

Entering Grades 4-5

Get the ultimate Junior camp experience by becoming part of a team and working together. Climb the rock wall, paddle in Lake Brimhall, sleep in a pop-up tent for a night, complete challenges, and test your brain through puzzles and riddles. Throughout the week, you’ll learn outdoor skills, like knot tying and fire building,

June 22-27

Cost: T1: $845

T2: $735

T3: $625

2,000 Packages

July 20-25

Cost: T1: $845

T2: $735

T3: $625

2,000 Packages

preparing you for the ultimate survivor challenge competition.

Clay Creations

Entering Grades 6-8

Entering Grades 4-5

This is the perfect camp for those who want more time at the Camp Cloud Rim pottery studio! Campers will practice their pottery throwing, hand building skills, and sculpting. Campers can also participate in other classic camp activities, such as boating, rock climbing, and spending time around the campfire. What will you create?

On Belay!

June 22-27

June 29- July 3

Cost:

T1: $895

T2: $785

T3: $675

2,150 Packages

Entering Grades 6-8

Rock on, climb on! Spend time at Camp Cloud Rim’s climbing chimney and Cadette Cliff perfecting your climbing techniques before having a climbing adventure off-site! Campers can also participate in other classic camp activities such as boating, arts and crafts, and spending time around the campfire.

July 27- August 1

Cost:

T1: $920

T2: $810

T3: $700

2,250 Packages

Mariners

Entering Grades 6-8

The Girl Scout Mariner Program is designed for adventurous campers who have a passion for water activities. Our waterfront team will teach you all about the different watercrafts at Camp Cloud Rim, how to efficiently steer canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards, and how to recover after capsizing.

July 20-25

Cost:

T1: $845

T2: $735

T3: $625

2,000 Packages

Show off your new skills with an end of the week regatta! When you’re not at the waterfront, enjoy classic camp activities such as exploring nature, arts and crafts, and time around the campfire.

Backpacker

Entering Grades 7-12

This is the perfect camp for beginning backpackers! You’ll spend the first day of camp reviewing outdoor skills and learning how to pack your backpack. Then, your group will hit the trails on Tuesday morning and return Thursday night.

Backpackers will enjoy magnificent views, cooking dinner, and stargazing. Be prepared for

Cost:

T1: $945

T2: $835

T3: $725

2,300

Packages

July 20-25 challenging hikes and rock-solid friendships. Campers will earn the Cadette Primitive Camper or Senior Trail Adventure badge.

Backpacker features a hike starting at Brighton Ski Resort, over Mt. Majestic, and into Camp Cloud Rim. Campers will carry all supplies on their back (up to 1/4 of their body weight) and hike 3-4 miles to different campsites each night. Our staff will provide sleeping bags, backpacks, and other gear. Campers will receive an additional packing list.

Best of Both Worlds

At Trefoil Ranch and Camp Cloud Rim

Entering Grades 9-12

This program is six days of fun designed for high adventure campers, where you can experience the most highly requested programs at both camps!

At Trefoil Ranch, campers will experience the high ropes course and horseback riding. At Camp Cloud Rim, campers will spend time at

June 22-27 the pottery studio and waterfront. Campers will also participate in traditional camp activities like hiking and outdoor cooking during the week.

Cost:

T1: $945

T2: $835

T3: $725

2,300 Packages

Campers registered for this program will be broken into two groups. One group will start at Trefoil Ranch while the other group starts at Camp Cloud Rim. Halfway through the week, the groups will swap locations, being transported by camp staff.

Campers will find out which camp they will attend first in June. We will do our best to keep buddies together, but larger groups may be required to be split.

Trefoil Ranch

Trefoil Ranch is located on 123 acres of ranch country tucked away in Provo Canyon. Trefoil Ranch features a lodge, ranch house, bunkhouse, showers, electricity, hot water, and flush toilets. Trefoil Ranch is home to our herd of horses, offering unique opportunities to experience our equestrian programs.

Campers stay in cabins or platform tents. Activities include horseback riding instruction, high and low ropes courses, archery, woodworking, hatchet throwing, and hiking.

Classic Camp

Classic Camp is the traditional overnight camp experience. During each session, campers will enjoy various activities including campfires, cookouts, low ropes, leadership games, art projects, and camp songs. At Trefoil Ranch, campers will participate in one target sport, like axe throwing or archery (age dependent), and Juniors and above will have a high ropes course experience. Each week of camp will have a theme to make each session unique. Campers will have times available in their schedules to participate in camper’s choice activities.

Trefoil Ranch

Classic Camp Sessions

Dates Theme Grade*

You Can’t Do that at Camp

7/13-7/15, 7/16-7/18

Horseback riding is not included in Classic Camp programming. For horse programs, see pages 32-35 or register for Classic Camp + Horses.

Trefoil Ranch Classic Camp + Horse Sessions

6/29-7/3 You Can’t Do that at Camp

Includes one visit to the stables for horse care & riding. *See page 25 for grade level key.

Early Bird Discount: Use code EARLYBIRD50 or EARLYBIRD25 to save before February 1.

Trefoil Ranch Horse Programs

Campers in equestrian programs will be grouped according to experience level, and lessons for each group will be geared towards the least-experienced riders. Lessons include riding instruction, stable maintenance, and ground school (learning about the animals, tack, and how to care for them).

Horseback riding is a sport that requires physical coordination, balance, and the ability to follow directions. Campers in horseback riding programs will hike to the stables for every horse program block, located three quarters of a mile uphill from the main camp. For everyone’s safety, participants not following directions from equestrian staff will not be permitted to ride. For the soundness and safety of our horses, riders may not exceed 250 lbs.

Little Bits Mini

Entering Grades 2-3

Visit the horses at Trefoil Ranch once during this mini session of overnight camp! Practice some basic horseback riding, learn about riding equipment, and participate in basic horse care at the stables. Beyond the horses, create an art project, make s’mores, and sing silly songs while hiking.

July 2-3

Pony Tails

Entering Grades 2-3

Get to know Trefoil Ranch’s horses as you visit the stables three times during this camp session. Learn how to start, stop, and turn your horse before playing games such as “Red Light, Green Light” on horseback! In addition to riding in the arena, 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 and participating in a cookout.

Saddle Up Mini

Entering Grades 4-5

Visit the horses at Trefoil Ranch twice during this mini session of overnight camp! Get an introduction to horseback riding in our arena, learn about riding equipment such as a saddle, and participate in horse care at the stables. Beyond the horses, you’ll create an art project, make s’mores, and sing silly songs while hiking.

June 22-27

Cost:

July 6-11

T1: $965

T2: $855

T3: $745

2,400

Packages

June 29-July 1

Cost:

T1: $485

T2: $430

T3: $375

1,150

Packages

Horse Lover

Entering Grades 4-5

Visit the Trefoil Ranch horses four times during this camp session! At the stables, you’ll learn how to be safe around horses, grooming techniques, and how to tack your horse.

While riding, you’ll learn how to coax your horse into motion, and steer your horse in different patterns. Practice your riding form before heading out of the arena for a meadow ride! When you’re

July 13-18

July 27-August 1

Cost:

T1: $965

T2: $855

T3: $745

2,400 Packages

July 6-11 not at the stables, you’ll fill your days creating crafts, and practicing outdoor skills. Campers will earn the Horseback Riding badge.

Hard Hats and Horse Sense

Entering Grades 6-7

Develop your equestrian skills this summer! You will visit the horses five times where you will learn new riding patterns, strengthen your trotting skills before transitioning to a canter, and enjoy a trail ride.

Expand your ground school knowledge by catching the horses from the pasture, feeding them breakfast, and tacking the horses. There

June 22-27

June 29-July 3*

July 13-July 18 will also be camper choice blocks where campers can select from a variety of classic Trefoil Ranch activities.

Cost:

T1: $965

T2: $855

T3: $745

2,400 Packages

*Campers this session will have four visits to the stables and programming will be adjusted due to the shortened week:

T1: $845

T2: $735

T3: $625 2,000 Packages

Take the Reins

Entering Grades 8-9

Take your horse skills to the next level as you visit the stables five times during this session, advancing your Western riding skills and equine care knowledge. Enjoy bringing the horses in for the day from the pasture, as well as grooming and tacking them during Saddle Club.

June 22-27

Cost:

July 6-11

T1: $965

T2: $855

T3: $745

2,400 Packages

Range Riders

Entering Grades 9-12

Senior and Ambassador equestrian enthusiasts, gather for Range Riders! Visit the stables five times to learn all about horse care and practice your riding skills. Enjoy rail rides and move into more advanced riding skills with the guidance of the riding staff.

Expand your ground school knowledge by understanding horse feeds and diet, how to

July 27-August 1

Cost:

T1: $965

T2: $855

T3: $745

2,400 Packages

In this session, you will take an extended trail ride off site with a sack lunch. You’ll also get an introduction to rodeo skills such as flag patterns and racing patterns. There will also be opportunities for traditional camp activities during the camper choice blocks throughout the week! care for equipment, and a deeper understanding of horse behavior. Save time to enjoy classic camp activities with the new camper choice blocks throughout the week!

Range Riders Overnight Trail Ride Add-On

Experienced riders can add an overnight trail ride onto their Range Riders session for Friday night – Saturday.

Fees and details can be found online.

Leadership Programs

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, while you mentor younger campers with the guidance of camp staff. You will also earn leadership awards as you develop leadership skills that will serve you well throughout your life.

Participation in the Leadership program requires an application and interview your first year. It is recommended that participants start as Leaders-in-Training. If you are interested in joining the leadership program as an 11th or 12th grader, email info@gsutah.org to work with the Camp Directors in finding the best program for you.

Leader-in-Training (LIT)

Entering Grades 9-10

The Leader-in-Training program (LIT) is a building block for Girl Scouts of Utah’s Leadership Programs. LIT is a prerequisite to the Counselor-in-Training (CIT), Wranglerin-Training (WIT), and Junior Counselor/ Wrangler (JC/JW) programs.

This 10-day camp includes traditional camp

July 20 – 29 Camp Cloud Rim programming opportunities, youth development, and a camp service project. Throughout the 10 days, you will attend workshops covering the Camp Program Quality Assessment tool, youth developmental stages, diversity, rainy day backup plans, and games without equipment.

Cost:

T1: $1,095

T2: $985

T3: $875

2,750 Packages

These workshops are focused on helping you learn and improve your communication and teamwork skills and traits. LITs will also work on their outdoor skills and have the opportunity for an overnight experience.

Counselor-in-Training 1 (CIT 1)

Entering Grades 10-12

July 6 – 18

Gain leadership skills and experience at camp! Learn techniques and strategies for supervising campers as well as counseling skills for homesickness, behavior management, and conflict resolution. As a CIT, you will plan and execute the All-Camp Programming your second week of camp. You will shadow the Unit Staff for

Trefoil Ranch

Cost:

T1: $1,220

T2: $1,110

T3: $1,000

3,250 Packages

three days and Program Staff for two days during the second week.

Wrangler-in-Training (WIT)

Entering Grades 10-12

July 6 – 18

Wrangler-in-Training is a two-week leadership program where you’ll continue to expand your knowledge of the equestrian program at Trefoil Ranch, while also learning to work with younger campers throughout your stay. The second week of camp will focus on leading the younger campers through their horse programming at the

Cost: T1: $1,220 T2: $1,100 T3: $1,000

3,250 Packages

stables, with support from the equestrian staff. This training prepares you to be a future riding counselor, so be prepared to work hard and fully immerse yourself in the staff side of camp.

See page 32 for additional horse camp information.

Counselor-in-Training 2 (CIT 2)

Entering Grades 11-12

This program builds on the skills you learned in CIT 1. CITs will expand their skills in camp counseling and increase their ability to manage and teach children, while learning about risk management and resolving difficult situations.

Additionally, CITs will learn camp planning June 22 – July 3 Camp Cloud Rim

Cost:

T1: $1,090

T2: $980

T3: $870

2,700 Packages

and teaching skills before taking the lead on 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.

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Junior Counselor/Wrangler (JC/JW)

Entering Grades 12

June 22 – 27

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. JCs and JWs will spend one week at Trefoil Ranch in an intensive Junior Counselor/Wrangler training, a refresher of LIT, CIT 1, WIT, and CIT 2 workshops.

Cost:

T1: $1,235

T2: $1,125

T3: $1,015

3,300

Packages

This will also include training components such as emergency procedures, incident reporting, camper management, and bully prevention. Junior Counselors/Wranglers will participate in a mock interview with leadership staff to learn what camp staff interviews look, and they will receive “Quick Cards” and a “Bag of Tricks.” After completing the week of training, participants will 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).

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Fall Programming

The fun doesn’t stop when summer ends! Our school year programs are often referred to as “Minicamps.” Minicamps are a great stepping stone in the camp progression, no matter what your current comfort level is!

Non-member fees apply.

Intro to Horses

Entering Grades 2-12

Girl Scout with Camp Staff

Trefoil Ranch

Riding a horse is one of the most exciting things Girl Scouts can do! But ask any good horseback rider their secret to success, and they’ll say that understanding a horse is as important as learning to ride one. During this overnight session, get clued in to horses by learning about how to care for them, what equipment you need, rider lingo and more before grooming, helping tack your horse, and going on an arena ride. This is a beginner program and riding time will be focused on introductory skills. Time away from the stables will be spent enjoying a campfire program, creating a horse themed craft, and making a treat to give the horses.

Fri, Aug 8 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Aug 9 at 3:00 p.m.

Sat, Aug 9 at 5:30 p.m. – Sun, Aug 10 at 3:00 p.m.

Altitude and Arrows

Entering Grades 4-12 Girl Scout with Camp Staff

Cost: $105

Trefoil Ranch

Set your aim in more ways than one on this overnight adventure! Secure a bullseye at the Archery Range then overcome challenges to reach new heights at Trefoil Ranch’s high ropes course. Join us on this high adventure weekend, complete with a campfire program and s’more roasting.

The ropes course at Trefoil Ranch is progressive in natureparticipants will be guided through elements appropriate for their age level, but participants will not complete all elements on the course.

Fri, Aug 8 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Aug 9 at 3:00 p.m. Cost: $85

Sat, Aug 9 at 5:30 p.m. – Sun, Aug 10 at 3:00 p.m. Cost: $85

Cloud Rim Getaway

Grades K-12, Troop

Camp Cloud Rim

Are you ready for the quintessential one night overnight at Camp Cloud Rim? Get a taste of what camp life is all about by paddling on the lake and trying out the rock climbing/bouldering wall. We’ll include classic camp activities including crafts, campfires, and outdoor skills!

Fri, Sept 5 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Sept 6 at 3:00 p.m.

Sat, Sept 6 at 5:30 p.m. – Sun, Sept 7 at 3:00 p.m.

Moab Adventure

Grades 6-12

Girl Scout with Camp Staff

Cost: $65

Meet in Salt Lake City

Get ready for an epic time of outdoor stellar-ness! Travel with other Girl Scouts to Moab on Friday, set up camp, and spend Saturday paddle boarding and hiking. Save some time for cooking out and working on steps of various outdoor badges.

This is a beginner trip. Prior paddle boarding and camping experience is not a prerequisite. However, participants must be able to swim.

Fri, Sept 12 at 3:00 p.m. – Sun, Sept 14 at 6:00 p.m.

Bigfoot Bootcamp

Cost: $315

Grades K-12, Troop Camp Cloud Rim

Learn from the nature master, Bigfoot! This cryptid has been eluding scientist for centuries and leaving minimal impact on the environment. So minimal that it feels impossible to find evidence of Bigfoot even existing. Spend the weekend in Bigfoot’s shoes, if they could ever find a pair that fits, and learn the importance of practicing Leave No Trace and creating a connection to the natural world. Participants will enjoy camp activities such as boating, rock climbing/bouldering, hiking, and arts and crafts time. All activities will be determined by weather.

Fri, Sept 12 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Sept 13 at 3:00 p.m.

Sat, Sept 13 at 5:30 p.m. – Sun, Sept 14 at 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $65

Women of the Wilderness

Grades K-12, Girl Scout/Female Adult

Camp Cloud Rim

You and your favorite adult female will decide how you want to spend your weekend at camp.

Polar bear dip? Why not! Night games? Love them! Waterfront? Sure thing! Rock wall? You bet! Bring your adventurous spirit and get ready for a jam-packed overnight of camp adventures!

Fri, Sept 19 at 5:30 p.m. – Sat, Sept 20 at 3:00 p.m.

Wilderness Warriors

Grades K-12, Girl Scout/Male Adult

Cost: $65

Camp Cloud Rim

You and your favorite adult male will decide how you want to spend your weekend at camp.

Polar bear dip? Why not! Hike to Mt. Majestic? You bet! Night games? Love them! Waterfront? Sure thing! Bring your adventurous spirit and get ready for a jam-packed overnight of camp adventures!

Sat, Sept 20 at 5:30 p.m. – Sun, Sept 21 at 3:00 p.m.

Art-a-Rama

Cost: $65

Grades K-12, Troop Camp Cloud Rim

Spend time enjoying the fall weather at Camp Cloud Rim while creating your own innovative masterpieces!

You’ll capture the gorgeous fall scenery on canvas, create unique outdoor crafts, and have time to enjoy optional paddling on the lake and hiking. Projects will be different from the previous year.

Fri, Sept 26 at 5:30 p.m. - Sat, Sept 27 at 3:00 p.m.

Cost: $70

Sat, Sept 27 at 5:30 p.m. - Sun, Sept 28 at 3:00 p.m. Cost: $70

More Ways To Camp!

Scan the QR code for information and registration or visit us at www.gsutah.org/camp

Camp Rentals for Troops Day Camps

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

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 2025.

Troop Camping

Troop camping at summer camp offers Girl Scouts and their troop leaders a unique chance to enjoy the full camp experience together, supported by experienced camp staff. Troops will participate in a variety of the most popular activities at their selected camp location, practice outdoor skills, and enjoy classic camp activities of campfires and theme nights.

The theme for all troop camping sessions in 2025 is “Outdoor Video Game Adventure.”

Troop Camping 2025 Dates

• July 7-9 at Camp Cloud Rim

• July 9-11 at Camp Cloud Rim

• July 14-16 at Camp Cloud Rim

• July 21-23 at Trefoil Ranch

• August 4-6 at Camp Cloud Rim

• August 4-6 at Trefoil Ranch

Registration will be open February 10-18, 2025 or until the program fills.

Cost $165/person

Troops attending troop camping must have a minimum of five youth Girl Scouts and two adults. Troops are expected to follow a 1:5 ratio (one adult to five campers), regardless of age levels of Girl Scouts attending.

Can you find these camp words?

CAMPFIRE

ADVENTURE

SUMMER

FRIENDSHIP

ART

KAYAK

OUTDOORS

COOKING

FUN

NATURE

HORSES

LAKE

TRAVEL

CLIMB

LEADER

Remember words can be across, down, and diagonal!

Camp Payment Options

Registrations prior to May 22, 2025

• Option 1: Pay in full by credit card or electronic check at the time of registration.

• Option 2: Pay $50 non-refundable, non-transferable deposit by credit card or electronic check for each program, due at the time of registration. Balances due on or before May 22, 2025.

• Option 3: Pay balances (partial or in-full) by credit card or electronic check through your family’s UltraCamp account.

• Option 4: Pay balances (partial or 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 22, 2025, will result in cancellation of program registration.

Registrations completed on or after May 22, 2025

• Pay in full by credit card or electronic check at the time of registration.

• Activity Credits can be applied retroactively if Activity Credits are received within 10 days of the registration. Mail a copy of your registration receipt along with the Activity Credits you want applied to: Girl Scouts of Utah, 445 East 4500 South, Suite 125 Salt Lake City, UT 84107

• Upon receiving Activity Credits, a refund will be issued on your credit card or, if initially paid by electronic check, your bank account.

Registration Information

Accessibility and Accommodations

Our goal is to provide a positive camp experience for all. Please contact us before registering to discuss any specific needs - including disabilities, mental, and physical health needs - so we can arrange appropriate accommodations. Our team can also help you choose the best programs and locations for your camper.

Camp Buddy

Your camper may request one buddy online. If your camper wants to go to camp with a buddy, make sure to register for the same session, including age range. You will list your camper’s buddy’s name when you complete camp forms post-registration.

Cancellations and Refunds

The remainder of the camp fee ($50 deposit excluded) will be refunded if:

• GSU receives an email (info@gsutah.org) notification at least three weeks prior to the start date of the camp program.

• Camper leaves the camp program due to illness or injury and GSU receives an email (info@gsutah.org) request for a refund within two weeks after camper returns home. Refunds will be pro-rated on a per-diem basis.

• GSU cancels the camp program and alternative programs were offered, but you choose to not select an alternative program.

Cancellations within three weeks of the start date of the camp program:

• If a camper is unable to attend camp due to illness, injury, family emergency, etc., GSU will work with families to see if the registration can be transferred to another camp program in the current summer.

• If an alternative program cannot be found for the same summer (June 1 – August 15), families will receive credit for the amount paid for the program ($50 deposit excluded) for the following summer (terms and restrictions apply).

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 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. The Camp Director may determine whether a camper is competent to participate in any activity, and, if necessary, transfer the camper 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.

The ultimate guide to Girl Scouts of Utah is here!

The Fall/Winter 2024-2025 Council Guide is your resource for everything happening at GSU. Inside you’ll find:

A full calendar of events, from outdoor adventures to STEM workshops

How to make the most of your Girl Scout experience

How to Register

Registration for summer overnight camp opens on December 10, 2024, at 12:00 p.m. Programs remain open until two Mondays prior to the start of the program or until filled, whichever comes first.

UltraCamp

All outdoor program registrations, forms, and healthcare are housed in UltraCamp – Girl Scouts of Utah’s Outdoor Program registration system. This is a separate system from your myGS account.

Families are encouraged to set up their UltraCamp accounts prior to registering for camp.

• Visit www.gsutah.org/camp, click “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.

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. All camp forms are due May 22, 2025.

If you register after this date, you will be prompted to fill out forms after you register for the session.