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Camp Elliott Barker Day Camp
Camp Elliott Barker Day Camp is for Kindergarten to 5th graders. Leadership/program aide opportunities are available for 6th to 9th graders. Your camper does not need to be a current Girl Scout to join us in the fun! This is a gender-specific Day Camp for youth that identify as girls.
Camp will run Monday – Thursday. Check-in will be from 9:00 am - 9:30 am. Check-out will be from 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm. In addition to the activities listed in each session’s description, campers will participate in hikes, outdoor cooking, camp songs, and swimming or canoeing (once per session). Please send your camper with a bathing suit, towel, and change of clothes on Wednesday of their session.
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Cost
Day Camp (Kindergarten – 5th)
$175 | current GSNMT Members
$225 | non members
Program Aides (6th – 9th)
FREE!
Superhero Academy
July 10-13, 2023
Campers assemble! During this session of Day Camp, you will fashion a superhero costume, test out different superpowers, learn about the strength of working in a superhero team and create your own superhero comic.
Myths & Magic
July 17-20, 2023
What is a myth? Is magic real? Find out at this session of Day Camp! Campers will learn magic tricks, create mystical potions, paint with disappearing colors, and use science to figure out the hows and whys of myths & magic.
Ready, Resilient, Strong Program Aides
Water Wonders
July 24-27, 2023
Splish, splash, get ready to have a blast! Campers will learn about water, where it comes from, why we need it, where it’s going, how to filter it, what its common and unique uses are, and (of course) spend plenty of time playing water games and exploring the pond.
Explorer Extraordinaire
July 31-August 4, 2023
It’s time to hit the trails! Campers will explore different methods of adventuring and learn basic camping skills. During this session, campers will learn camping knots, knife safety, how to put up a tent, the best things to pack in your backpack, and first aid.
Girl Scouts in grades 6th - 9th are invited to volunteer and earn service hours assisting with or leading programs. Learn about leadership, teamwork, conflict resolution, handling stressful situations, experiential learning, and child development. These leadership opportunities offer valuable skills and experience, many of which will help prepare you for life in high school. If you have not already, all active Girl Scouts will earn their PA pin by participating in this program.
