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There’s NO PLACE
like CAMP
Girl Scouts Louisiana East2020 Resident Camp
Our CampsCamp Marydale
Camp Marydale is a picturesque 400-acre
camp site, located 45 miles north of Baton
Rouge, near the rolling hills of St. Francisville.
Amenities include horseback riding, a low ropes
challenge course, hiking trails, archery, swimming
pool, and canoeing. Campers sleep in cabins or
dormitory style buildings. There is also a multi-purpose building/dining hall, a large activity center
and craft hut, and infirmary, all located near a pristine lake.
Camp Marydale is home to a 25+ herd of horses that are housed in a large barn and enjoy open
pastures, two riding arenas, and two riding trails that wind throughout the property. Girl Scouts are
taught horsemanship skills by our Wranglers, who are older girls who volunteer at Marydale on the
weekend. Six residential units provide hot and cold showers.
Camp Whispering PinesNestled in a unique longleaf pine forest, Camp
Whispering Pines is a 600-acre camp located in
Independence, north of Hammond. Unofficially
referred to as our water camp, Camp Whispering Pines’
water activities include canoeing and kayaking, and
enjoying the camp’s large water slide located in Timber
Lake (slide: April 1-Oct. 1). Girl Scouts may also enjoy swimming in the camp’s new Trefoil-shaped
pool with ADA-lift. Other amenities include archery, hiking the camp’s many nature trails, climbing
the rock wall, and challenging themselves on the high ropes course with a zip line.
Camp CovingtonLocated along the Bogue Falaya River about seven miles northwest of Covington, Camp
Covington is one of the oldest Girl Scout camps in the United States. This quaint 23-acre
camp includes sunny open spaces for day use and shaded camping grounds for cabins
and platform tents, making it ideal for the first-time camper. Each area, whether for day use or
overnight camping, provides a fire circle and grill
with a nearby latrine. Campers may also utilize the
camp’s dining hall and kitchen, archery course,
and hiking trail. Stairs provide easy access to
the shallow river, where girls enjoy wading and
exploring the riverbed.
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Close your eyes and click your boots together
three times to transport to Resident Camp!
Camp is a magical place where you can
practice archery and rock climbing, cook
over the campfire, and hop on your horse of
many colors for the adventure of a lifetime.
Want to bring along a friend who isn’t a Girl
Scout? No problem! All girls are welcome!
“Camp provided opportunities for me to learn new skills, meet
awesome new friends and make memories that I still cherish today.”
—CEO Rebecca Pennington
JOIN US AT 2020 CAMP OPEN HOUSEOpen to Girls in Grades K-12 and their families
Sunday, March 15, 2020Sunday, April 12, 2020Camp Covington Covington, LA
Sunday, March 29, 2020Sunday, April 26, 2020Camp Marydale St. Francisville, LA
Sunday, March 22, 2020Sunday, April 19, 2020
Camp Whispering PinesIndependence, LA
ALL Open Houses are from 2-4 p.m.
The camp open house provides an opportunity for the girl(s) and her parents/guardians to explore camp, visit the camp sites, and receive information before camp begins. Please remember that exploring camp means walking. Wear comfortable closed toed shoes and casual clothing. This is your chance to explore camp. No need to register; come and visit us.
Register for a resident camp session at any Open House and receive a $25 discount! Registration assistance is available for online registration; paper registration accepted only from non-GSLE girls at www.gsle.org.
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There’s NO PLACE like CAMP
There’s NO PLACE like CAMP
There’s NO PLACE like CAMP
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A Typical Day at Camp7:45 a.m. Flag Ceremony/Breakfast 9 a.m. - 12 noon Activities12:30 - 1:45 p.m. Lunch/Turtle Time (rest time) 2 - 5 p.m. Activities 5:45 p.m. Flag/Dinner 7 - 9 p.m. Evening Activities 10 p.m. Showers/Bed - Lights Out
*Girls have the option to swim every day (weather permitting)
What will I do? Where will I stay?
HIGH ROPES
CANOES
HORSESLOW ROPES
GEOCACHING
KAYAKING
TIE DYING
ROCK
WALL
ARCHERY
COOKING
HIKING
OUTDOOR PLAY LEADERSHIP
SWIMMING
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Cabin accommodations depend on your
session and age level. You may stay in...
What will I do? Where will I stay?
PLATFORM TENT Sleeps 4-6 per tent
Camp Covington, Camp Marydale
& Camp Whispering Pines
LODGE (varies) Sleeps 10-28 varies by unitCamp Marydale
OPEN AIR CABIN Sleeps 6 per cabin
Camp Marydale & Camp Covington
A-FRAME CABIN Sleeps 6 per cabinCamp Whispering Pines
TREEHOUSE Sleeps 6 per cabinCamp Marydale
GIRL SCOUT CAMP SESSIONS AT-A-GLANCECC = CAMP COVINGTON CM = CAMP MARYDALE WP = CAMP WHISPERING PINES
RO = REGIONAL OFFICE (BR) HQ = HEADQUARTERS (NO)
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WEEKS
Grade Program Cost Code Session Date 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1-3 Pony Express $210 CMPE11 May 31-June 2 (Su-Tu) CM
1-3 Pony Express $210 CMPE12 June 3-5 (We-Fr) CM
1-3 Pony Express $210 CMPE31 June 14-16 (Su-Tu) CM
1-3 Pony Express $210 CMPE32 June 17-19 (We-Fr) CM
2-3 Make New Friends $315 CMMF41 June 21-26 CM
2-3 Home Scientist $315 CMHS21 June 7-12 CM
2-3 Get Outdoors $210 CMGO21 June 7-9 (Su-Tu) CM
2-3 Pajama Party $210 CMPP21 June 10-12 (We-Fr) CM
2-3 Splash! $315 CMSP11 May 31-June 5 CM
2-3 Splash! $315 CMSP41 June 21-26 CM
2-3 Go Camping! $310 WPGC51 June 28-July 3 WP
2-3 Fairytales and Fantasy $315 WPFF61 July 5-10 WP
3-4 Mount Up $325 CMMU21 June 7-12 CM
4-5 Fun and Games $315 CMFG11 May 31-June 5 CM
4-5 Fun and Games $315 CMFG41 June 21-26 CM
4-5 Ready to Ride $335 CMRE11 May 31-June 5 CM
4-5 Ready to Ride $335 CMRE21 June 7-12 CM
4-5 Ready to Ride $335 CMRE31 June 14-19 CM
4-5 Take the Reins $335 CMTR41 June 21-26 CM
4-5 Trail Mix $225 CMTM31 June 14-16 (Su-Tu) CM
4-5 Trail Mix $225 CMTM32 June 17-19 (We-Fr) CM
4-5 Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead $315 CMFS21 June 7-12 CM
4-5 Mystery Mayhem $315 WPMY51 June 28-July 3 WP
4-5 Muggle Magic $325 WPMU31 June 14-19 WP
4-5 Junior Mini Challenge $225 WPJM51 June 28-30 (Su-Tu) WP
4-5 Junior Mini Challenge $225 WPJM52 July 1-3 (We-Fr) WP
4-5 H2O Extreme $315 WPHO51 June 28-July 3 WP
4-5 H2O Extreme $315 WPHO61 July 5-10 WP
6-8 The Mane Event $465 CMME31 June 14-26 CM CM
6-8 You Do You $315 CMYY11 May 31-June 5 CM
6-8 Night Owls $315 CMNO11 May 31-June 5 CM
6-8 A “Bit” of Fun $335 CMBF21 June 7-12 CM
6-8 Mythbusters $325 CMMY41 June 21-26 CM
6-8 Saddle Club $210 CMSC11 May 31-June 5 CM
6-8 Saddle Club $210 CMSC21 June 7-12 CM
6-8 Saddle Club $210 CMSC31 June 14-19 CM
6-8 Saddle Club $210 CMSC41 June 21-26 CM
6-8 Zombie Survival $325 CMZS21 June 7-12 CM
CC = CAMP COVINGTON CM = CAMP MARYDALE WP = CAMP WHISPERING PINES RO = REGIONAL OFFICE (BR) HQ = HEADQUARTERS (NO)
GIRL SCOUT CAMP SESSIONS AT-A-GLANCE
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Grade Program Cost Code Session Date 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
6-8 CWP & Tri-Camper Tournament $325 WPTC31 June 14-19 WP
6-8 Comicamp $325 WPCC61 July 5-10 WP
6-8 Program Aide $195 WPPA51 June 28-July 3 WP
6-8 Program Aide $195 WPPA61 July 5-10 WP
6-10 Hammock Hangout $350 CMHH41 June 21-26 CM
6-10 Whatever Floats Your Boat $315 WPWF51 June 28-July 3 WP
6-10 Adrenaline Rush $315 WPAD61 July 5-10 WP
6-10 Swaying in the Breeze $350 WPSB61 July 5-10 WP
9-12 Rustic Retreat $335 CMRU11 May 31-June 5 CM
9-12 Quarter Quells $315 CMQQ41 June 21-26 CM
9-12 Mischief Managed $325 WPMI31 June 14-19 WP
9-12 The Ultimate Escape $325 WPUE61 July 5-10 WP
LEADERSHIP SESSIONS9-12 Ranch Hands I $195 CMRH11 May 31-June 5 CM
9-12 Ranch Hands I $195 CMRH21 June 7-12 CM
10-12 Ranch Hands II $315 CMRH31 June 14-26 CM CM
9-12 Barn Aide $135 CMBA11 May 31-June 5 CM
9-12 Barn Aide $135 CMBA21 June 7-12 CM
9-12 Barn Aide $135 CMBA31 June 14-19 CM
9-12 Barn Aide $135 CMBA41 June 21-26 CM
9-12 (Counselor In Training) CIT I $115 WPCT51 June 28-July 3 WP
9-12 (Counselor In Training) CIT I $115 WPCT61 July 5-10 WP
10-12 (Counselor In Training) CIT II $115 WPCI31 June 14-19 WP
10-12 (Counselor In Training) CIT II $115 WPCI51 June 28-July 3 WP
10-12 (Counselor In Training) CIT II $115 WPCI61 July 5-10 WP
SPECIAL SUMMER SESSIONSK-12 Among the Pines at Camp Whispering Pines $45 WPAP61 July 10-12 WP
K-12 Me and My Gal Camping at Camp Marydale $50 CMMG61 July 10-12 CM
JOURNEY SESSIONS4-5 Junior Outdoor Journey $250 CCJJ31 June 14-16 CC
INDOOR JOURNEYS6-8 Breathe $350 ROBJ71 July 13-15 (Mo-We) RO
6-8 MEdia $315 HQMJ81 July 20-22 (Mo-We) HQ
9-10 Mission Sisterhood $315 ROMJ71 July 16-18 (Th-Sa) RO
9-10 Sow What $350 HQSJ81 July 23-25 (Th-Sa) HQ
11-12 Your Voice Your World $315 ROYJ71 July 16-18 (Th-Sa) RO
11-12 Justice $350 HQJJ81 July 23-25 (Th-Sa) HQ
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PONY EXPRESS GRADE 1 GRADES 2-3Our Equestrian team is ready to help you, the horseback-riding beginner. You will get to groom your new best friend, give him a colorful makeover and go on a pony ride in our arena. Come join us and our four-legged friends for this exciting session! Brownies will earn the Pets badge. *Sunday to Tuesday sessions: Check-in 3 p.m. Sunday, check-out 3 p.m. Tuesday; Wednesday to Friday sessions: Check-in 3 p.m. Wednesday; check-out 3 p.m. Friday.* at CAMP MARYDALE, $210.
DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 2 S-T CMPE11 June 3-5 W-F CMPE12 June 14-16 S-T CMPE31 June 17-19 W-F CMPE32
MAKE NEW FRIENDS GRADES 2-3Go on a nature hike, roast marshmallows over the fire you helped build, take a dip in the pool, and paddle around the lake, with the help of some older campers. Upon session completion, Brownies are eligible for the Outdoor Adventurer badge. at CAMP MARYDALE, $315.
DATES DAYS CODEJune 21-26 S-F CMMF41
HOME SCIENTIST GRADES 2-3This session is full of S.T.E.M.! Join us at camp where you will be a kitchen chemist, create static electricity, dive into density, make something bubble up, and play with science! When you get home, show off your new Home Scientist badge! at CAMP MARYDALE, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 7-12 S-F CMHS21
GET OUTDOORS GRADES 2-3Want to try out summer camp, but not ready for a whole week? In this camp-tastic session you will get a taste of all camp has to offer. Splash in the pool, roast marshmallows, hike on a trail, and make arts and crafts! Upon session completion, Brownies are eligible for the Trail Adventure badge. *Sunday to Tuesday sessions: Check-in 3 p.m. Sunday, check-out 3 p.m. Tuesday; Wednesday to Friday sessions: Check-in 3 p.m. Wednesday; check-out 3 p.m. Friday.* at CAMP MARYDALE, $210
DATES DAYS CODEJune 7-9 S-T CMGO21
PAJAMA PARTY GRADES 2-3Bring your favorite stuffed animal to the ultimate camp slumber party. Make a snuggly craft project for bed time, explore the nocturnal world, and stay up late eating popcorn while watching a movie under the stars. Brownies are eligible for the Girl Scout Way badge. *Sunday to Tuesday sessions:
Check-in 3 p.m. Sunday, check-out 3 p.m. Tuesday; Wednesday to Friday sessions: Check-in 3 p.m. Wednesday; check-out 3 p.m. Friday.* at CAMP MARYDALE, $210
DATES DAYS CODEJune 10-12 W-F CMPP21
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SPLASH! GRADES 2-3
Make a SPLASH in this water-filled session! You will enjoy swimming every day, play water games, and have a water balloon relay! When you’re not splashing around, enjoy cooking over a campfire, taking a hike, and making arts and crafts! My Best Self badge! at CAMP Marydale, $315
DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMSP11 June 21-26 S-F CMSP41
GO CAMPING! GRADES 2-3Work on your camping skills when you come to this exciting session filled with all things camp! Go on a hike, take a swim, learn how to build a fire and roast marshmallows! This session is perfect for learning the ropes of camping! Brownie Cabin Camper badge! at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $310DATES DAYS CODEJune 28-July 3 S-F WPGC51
FAIRYTALES AND FANTASY GRADES 2-3
Bring your favorite stories to life this week as you adventure through the woods like trolls, create your own fantasy story, build tiny houses for the friendly fairies that are rumored to hide in Camp Whispering Pine’s longleaf pine trees, and go home with your very own fairy dust! Brownie Outdoor Art Creator badge! at CAMP Whispering Pines, $315DATES DAYS CODEJuly 5-10 S-F WPFF61
MOUNT UP GRADES 2-3Come make some horse tracks! Filled with learning how to brush, saddle, and of course, ride your horse, this week is about learning new things about horses. Upon completing this session Juniors are eligible for their Horseback Riding outdoor badge. **Campers in this session do not ride horses every day, but will work hands-on with them daily in order to become more comfortable.** at CAMP MARYDALE, $325 DATES DAYS CODEJune 7-12 S-F CMMU21
FUN AND GAMES GRADES 4-5It’s all in your hands this week, when you craft your own board game, play life sized checkers, try your hand at a tabletop adventure, and even play some live action game shows! Girls will earn
the Practice With Purpose badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $315DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMFG11 June 21-26 S-F CMFG41
READY TO RIDE GRADES 4-5Channel your inner cowgirl and let’s giddy up! Learn the basics of western riding, horse safety, grooming techniques, and even hit the trail. When not in the saddle, you’ll have a blast with new friends participating in camp activities like crafts and swimming. When you go home, you will get to show off your brand new Horseback Riding outdoor badge—you’ve earned it! at CAMP MARYDALE, $335DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMRE11 June 7-12 S-F CMRE21 June 14-19 S-F CMRE31
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TAKE THE REINS GRADES 4-5Already have a good handle on the reins? This session is for seasoned riders wanting to hone their cowgirl skills! Take the next step to learn more about riding and caring for horses! When you’re not in the barn, enjoy other camp activities! Girls will earn the Horseback Riding badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $335DATES DAYS CODEJune 21-26 S-F CMTR41
TRAIL MIX GRADES 4-5Check out some of the best parts of camp In this half-week camp sampler. Play canoe games on the lake, go on a geocaching scavenger hunt around camp, test you’re
aim at our archery range, and so much more! Girls will earn the Geocacher badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $225DATES DAYS CODEJune 14-16 S-T CMTM31 June 17-19 W-F CMTM32
FULL S.T.E.A.M. AHEAD! GRADES 4-5It’s time for some science shenanigans! Experiment with slime, create a soda geyser, paint using air, and discover the Fibonacci sequence during this hands-on, interactive session while enjoying traditional camp activities! Girls will earn the Product Designer badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 7-12 S-F CMFS21
MYSTERY MAHEM GRADES 4-5
Mysterious events have been happening all over camp: strange sightings, odd lights, and bizarre noises. After
all, the camp has a long and strange history. We need you to delve into the mysteries to find out the answers!
This camp will test your deductive reasoning, powers of observation, and super-sleuth skills. Who knows
where the clues will lead you, maybe to s’more fun! Juniors are eligible for the Detective badge.
at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 28-July 3 S-F WPMY51
MUGGLE MAGIC GRADES 4-5You have been accepted into the Whispering Pines Camp of Witchcraft and Wizardry! Come get sorted into your house and work together as a team to win the CWP House Cup! Escape the Muggle world and brush up on your flying skills as we play Quidditch, make your own magic wand, try your hand at potions and herbology, and experience much more as a student of Camp Whispering Pines. Girls will earn the Gardner badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 14-19 S-F WPMU31
JUNIOR MINI CHALLENGE GRADES 4-5Check out some of the best parts of camp In this half-week camp sampler. Play canoe games on the lake, go on a geocaching scavenger hunt, test you’re aim at our archery range, and so much more!
Girls will earn the Geocacher badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $225
DATES DAYS CODEJune 28-June30 S-T WPJM51July 1-3 W-F WPJM52
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H2O EXTREME! GRADES 4-5Have a week of water fun at camp! Swim in the pool, kayak, canoe, and make a splash in the lake! You’ll also have a floating lunch, test out your homemade raft on the lake, take a late-night swim, and canoe by moonlight! Girls will earn the Staying Fit badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 28-July 3 S-F WPHO51 July 5-10 S-F WPHO61
THE MANE EVENT GRADES 6-8Love to ride? Then this extended session is for you! You will be placed in a group that best fits your experience! Beginners start the week working on the basics like grooming, saddling, and learning how to control your horse. More advanced girls will learn things like equine first aid! During your time at camp, each rider will have the opportunity to try out an English saddle as well! This session includes a weekend stay! Girls will earn the Animal Helpers badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $465 (2-week camp)DATES DAYS CODEJune 14-26 S-F CMME31
YOU DO YOU GRADES 6-8No need to stress when you’re at camp as this week is all about you! Work on a badge or just relax, in this loosely structured
session, YOU DO YOU! Girls may choose a badge to work on. at CAMP MARYDALE, $315DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMYY11
NIGHT OWLS GRADES 6-8
Forget bedtime--get ready to prowl around camp at night while everyone else is sound asleep! See what wonders come alive at night while you play games with glow sticks, star gaze, and create your own glowing star map. Learn about habitats for endangered animals and help protect our camp wildlife by completing a service project! Girls will earn the Night Owl badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $315DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMNO11
A “BIT” OF FUN GRADES 6-8
Improve your riding skills as you spend serious time in the saddle! Girls will
spend their days riding the trails and learning fun games on horseback!
When not riding, girls will be participating in activities like swimming,
archery, and canoeing! Girls will earn the Trail Adventure badge upon
completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $335Dates Days Code June 7-12 S-F CMBF21
MYTHBUSTERS GRADES 6-8Test out common rumors, myths, news stories, and movie scenes. Does your stomach really explode if you eat poprocks and soda at the same time? Is it really possible to pull apart two interlocked
phone books? Is the “five second rule” for dropped food really true? Campers will test all of these myths and more in this explosive week! Girls will earn the Special Agent badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $325DATES DAYS CODEJune 21-26 S-F CMMY41
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ZOMBIE SURVIVAL GRADES 6-8
Are you prepared for a zombie invasion? Master survival skills such as fire building, orienteering, and first aid. You will even learn zombie makeup techniques, design an escape plan, and learn the “Thriller” dance. Cadettes will earn their Primitive Camper badge. at CAMP MARYDALE, $325
DATES DAYS CODEJune 7-12 S-F CMZS21
SADDLE CLUB GRADES 6-8
Ready to be a Ranch Hand, but just not old enough? Try out the Saddle Club, designed especially for those girls who are eager to train to become a Ranch Hand. You will spend the week learning the ropes by assisting the Ranch Hands and riding staff at the barn, caring for the horses and, in your spare time, riding! Formerly Spurs-in-Training. *The focus of this program is not riding—it is learning leadership skills. at CAMP MARYDALE, $210DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMSC11 June 7-12 S-F CMSC21 June 14-19 S-F CMSC31 June 21-26 S-F CMSC41
CWP AND THE TRI-CAMPER TOURNAMENT GRADES 6-8Ever dream of going to a School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to compete in the Tri-Wizard Tournament? Start by getting sorted into your houses and then compete for house points throughout the week. In addition to potions, herbology, and Quidditch, you and your friends will participate in the Tri-Camper Tournament, a magical day of wizard games. Wands at the ready! Girls will earn the Good Sportsmanship badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $325DATES DAYS CODEJune 14-19 S-F WPTC31
COMICAMP GRADES 6-8
It’s time for some fandom fun. Craft cosplay pieces, create fan art or fan fiction, try out different tabletop games, and hang out with other girls who share your same pop-culture passions. Explore
illustrating, writing, and character development as you turn your characters in to your own graphic novel! Cadettes will earn the Comic Artist badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $325DATES DAYS CODEJuly 5-10 S-F WPCC61
PROGRAM AIDE GRADES 6-8
Program Aides will help with program areas such as arts and crafts, swimming, canoeing, and challenge course. You might also help out in the units, the office, or the dining hall. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $195
DATES DAYS CODEJune 28-July 3 S-F WPPA51 July 5-10 S-F WPPA61
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HAMMOCK HANGOUT GRADES 6-8 GRADES 9-10
Come sway in the breeze in this hammock camping session. When you’re not lounging in your hammock, you will be learning about the principles of Leave No Trace, so pack light and get ready to
camp! Cadettes will earn their Eco Trekker badge. Seniors will earn their Adventure Camper badge. at CAMP MARYDALE, $350
DATES DAYS CODEJune 21-26 S-F CMHH41
WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT GRADES 6-8 GRADES 9-10In this session you will enjoy paddleboarding, canoeing, swimming, kayaking and having fun at the lake! If it’s water fun at camp you seek, then we have it planned just for you. Cadettes will earn the Science of Happiness badge and Seniors will earn the Paddling badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 28-July 3 S-F WPWF51
ADRENALINE RUSH GRADES 6-8 GRADES 9-10Get your adrenaline pumping with this high adventure experience! You will spend this week climbing to the top of the rockwall, zipping down the zipline, and racing kayaks in the lake! You will also be able to test your aim at the archery course and take some time to enjoy the pool! Cadettes will earn the Snow/Climbing Adventure badge. Seniors will earn the Adventurer badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $315DATES DAYS CODEJuly 5-10 S-F WPAD61
SWAYING IN THE BREEZE GRADES 6-8 GRADES 9-10Come “hangout” with us! You will spend your day enjoying camp activities and spend your night in a hammock under the stars. Pack light as we will be learning minimalist camping techniques.
Cadettes will earn the Eco Trekker badge upon completion. Seniors will earn their Adventure Camper badge. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $350DATES DAYS CODEJuly 5-10 S-F WPSB61
RUSTIC RETREAT GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12Grab your flashlights and giddy up as we discover Camp Marydale on horseback! In the mornings you’ll be working on your horsemanship and riding skills, and afternoons will be spent exploring all camp has to offer. Girls will earn the Voice for Animals badge upon completion. at CAMP MARYDALE, $335DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMRU11
QUARTER QUELLS GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12May the odds be ever in your favor. In this Hunger Games themed session, you will perfect your archery technique, up your slingshot skills, and work on your camouflaging techniques. You will
even design an outfit for the parade of tributes. Girls will earn the Game Visionary badge upon completion. at CAMP Marydale, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 21-26 S-F CMQQ41
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MISCHIEF MANAGED GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12Welcome back students to another exciting year of all things magic! Take advanced flying lessons, improve on your transfiguration skills, master the art of divination, and test your wizarding
knowledge. It’s going to be awesome! Girls will earn the Sky badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $325DATES DAYS CODEJune 14-19 S-F WPMI31
THE ULTIMATE ESCAPE GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12
Can you keep your cool under pressure? Use your knowledge to solve puzzles, unlock doors, and
answer riddles to complete the ultimate camp wide escape. Girls will earn the Game Visionary or Coaching badge upon completion. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $325DATES DAYS CODEJuly 5-10 S-F WPUE61
RANCH HANDS I GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12Discover your leadership and horsemanship potential. Explore the basics of assisting the riding program at Marydale. You will spend a week learning the ropes by assisting the riding staff at the barn, caring for the horses and, in your spare time, riding! Previously WIT I *The focus of this program is not riding--it is learning leadership skills.* at CAMP MARYDALE, $195DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMRH11 June 7-12 S-F CMRH21
RANCH HANDS II GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12Once you have completed Ranch Hands I, you are eligible for Ranch Hands II. Come spend an extended session at camp teaching younger girls how to care for and ride horses. Share your love of horses with other girls to foster their own special connection with the herd. Previously WIT II *The focus of this program is not riding--it is learning leadership skills.* This session includes a weekend stay! at CAMP MARYDALE, $315DATES DAYS CODEJune 14-26 S-F CMRA31
ALWAYS WANTED TO WORK AT CAMP? GET STARTED HERE!
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BARN AIDE GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12Are you looking for a way to spend your summer with the Marydale horses? Spend several, or all, weeks at the Camp Marydale barn sprucing up the teaching methods you already know, establishing your leadership and decision making skills, and leading trail rides. Send your application, which can be found online under “Resident Camp Forms,” to Lauren Vance at [email protected] to schedule an interview for the Barn Aide position. *The focus of this program is not riding.* at CAMP MARYDALE, $135DATES DAYS CODEMay 31-June 5 S-F CMBA11 June 7-12 S-F CMBA21 June 14-19 S-F CMBA31 June 21-26 S-F CMBA41
CIT I GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12Have you always dreamed of being a summer camp staff member? Welcome to the Counselor in Training (CIT) program! This session gives girls a chance to start developing skills as future camp counselors. Learn counseling and leadership skills, behavior management techniques, role-play situations, and new songs. You will learn to help with camp activities, work with younger campers, and of course, have fun! at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $115DATES DAYS CODEJune 28-July 3 S-F WPCT51 July 5-10 S-F WPCT61
CIT II GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12If you have already completed CIT I, you will learn to work with staff and campers of all backgrounds and ages and hone your skills as a facilitator in program areas. At the end of your training, you will be placed with a unit as a junior staff member to put all your training and knowledge into practice. at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $115DATES DAYS CODEJune 14-19 S-F WPCI31 June 28-July 3 S-F WPCI51 July 5-10 S-F WPCI61
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SPECIAL SUMMER SESSIONS
JOUR NEY SESSIONS
AMONG THE PINES GRADES K-1 GRADES 2-3 GRADES 4-5 AT CAMP WHISPERING PINES GRADES 6-8 GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12 Unlike service unit encampments, with troop camping, you’re in charge of your own experience! Explore camp, pack your day with activities, or just kick back and revel in quality time with your troop. First time camping with your troop? No Problem! We will have sign up sheets for activities throughout the day! *Check-in 5 p.m. Friday; check-out 10 a.m. Sunday.* at CAMP WHISPERING PINES, $45/personDATES DAYS CODEJuly 10-12 Fri-Sun WPAP61
ME AND MY GAL GRADES K-1 GRADES 2-3 GRADES 4-5 AT CAMP MARYDALE GRADES 6-8 GRADES 9-10 GRADES 11-12 Come spend the weekend at camp with the woman you admire most! Enjoy our Hawaiian Hullabaloo put on just for you! We will spend the day having fun in the sun and end with a traditional luau. For this session you can choose between preplanned camp activities or just hang out with your gal. Limit: each girl may be bring one adult female. Activities depend on the camper’s grade level. *Check-in 5 p.m. Friday; check-out 10 a.m. Sunday.* at CAMP MARYDALE, $50/personDATES DAYS CODEJuly 10-12 Fri-Sun CMMG61
JUNIOR OUTDOOR JOURNEY GRADES 4-5Deepen your outdoor skills when you earn your animal habitat, camper, and eco camper badges. Then plan a take action project that makes the outdoors a better place for everyone. During this 3-day adventure, you will earn the Junior Outdoor Journey. at CAMP COVINGTON, $250DATES DAYS CODE June 14-16 S-T CCJJ31
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INDOOR JOURNEYS!! STAY AT ONE OF OUR OFFICES!
BREATHE GRADES 6-8 Find out about the air we BREATHE! In this session we will explore environmental science through experiments with wind, visit the Louisiana Arts and Science Museum, and participate in a take action project to fix an air pollution issue in our community, and earn three awards. at GSLE Regional Service Center, $350DATES DAYS CODEJuly 13-15 M-W ROBJ71
MEDIA GRADES 6-8 This session is about promoting YOU! During this immersive 3-day journey, we will explore how women are represented in different forms of media, visit a news station, and talk to experts about self-promotion. You will also complete a take action project and earn three awards! at GSLE Headquarters, $315DATES DAYS CODEJuly 20-22 M-W HQMJ81
MISSION SISTERHOOD GRADES 9-10 Discover the power and benefits of sisters in this journey session. Meet with notable women to discuss current issues that affect women today. Take part in a take action project to promote your sisterhood and girls. at GSLE Regional Service Center, $315DATES DAYS CODEJuly 16-18 W-S ROMJ71
SOW WHAT GRADES 9-10 This journey session is all about food—how and where it is grown, harvested, processed, distributed, and consumed, and why it matters! Take a trip to learn about local efforts to combat food desserts within the city, and complete a take action project to do your part! at GSLE Headquarters, $350DATES DAYS CODEJuly 23-25 W-S HQSJ81
YOUR VOICE YOUR WORLD GRADES 11-12 This session is all about advocacy. We advocate by networking, planning, and speaking up for what we believe in. Visit the state capitol and speak with a professional Girl Scout about how her work impacts women in our community. at GSLE Regional Service Center , $315DATES DAY CODEJuly 16-18 W-S ROYJ71
JUSTICE GRADES 11-12 Identify global environmental issues and create your own vision for change. In this session you will participate in a take action project to fight hunger, improve land use, or address limited food access. Visit a local group which shares these same goals. at GSLE Headquarters, $350DATES DAYS CODEJuly 23-25 W-S HQJJ81
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FAQ’sWhere will my daughter sleep while she is at camp?—Campers sleep in a variety of units that depend on grade level and session. The types of units that are available are listed on page 5.
Will a counselor be in the same room as my daughter at night?—Counselors sleep in a seperate room or cabin that is centrally located to all campers.
What time is check-in and check-out?—Check-in is at 3 p.m. on Sunday unless otherwise stated for the session, and check-out is at 3 p.m. on Friday unless otherwise stated for the session.
What will my daughter eat at camp?—Our cooks create a well balanced menu to meet the needs of an active camp schedule. Campers are served 3 hot meals each full day at camp and have the option of a breakfast bar with various items in the morning and a full salad bar at lunch. Girls take a “Girl Scout Bite” of everything offered (unless there is an allergy) before they can get something from the bar.
What if my girl is hungry in between meals?—If a girl is hungry in between meals, she will be offered a piece of fresh fruit (apple, orange or banana).
What if my daughter has a food allergy?—Our cooks can accommodate most food allergies, however, you are welcome to provide supplemental foods to meet your girl’s needs.
Can my camper call me while at camp?—We do not allow girls to call home duing their time at camp, as it disrupts the camp experience and in almost all cases leads to heightened incidents of homesickness.
What happens if my daughter gets homesick?—The camp counselors are trained to help girls through their homesickness. If the child’s homesickness is particularly bad, the administrative staff will work with the girl and notify the parents to determine a plan of action.
Can I attend camp with my daughter?—We offer a Me and My Gal camp session that is specifically tailored to be the girl and a female adult figure; however, parents are not allowed to attend traditional camp sessions with their campers.
Can I help my camper set up her bunk?—When you get to camp, you will go through the check-in process, and then bring your girl to her counselors. They will engage the girls with the rest of the group and once all girls from the unit have arrived, they will go back together to set up their bunks. The counselors will help the girls to set up their bunks. Parents are not permitted past the check-in area for safety reasons.
Does my girl have to be a Girl Scout to attend camp?—No! Girls do not need to have previously been a Girl Scout to go to camp. There is an extra fee that is applied to the session balance to cover that charge.
Why does my camper need the Girl Health Examination Record and all of her forms turned in 3 weeks prior to her camp session?—Every camper must have their paperwork turned in three weeks prior to their camp session to ensure that it is processed and sent to their respective camp.
Why do I have to list Driver’s License numbers on my camper’s release form?—Campers will only be released to the contacts listed on their release form with a driver’s license number that matches the license they present to the camp staff at check-out.
What if my daughter takes daily medication?—Please continue campers normal medication schedule. Our healthcare staff will administer medication on the schedule that is provided.
What is Turtle Time?—Turtle Time is a period after lunch everyday where girls return to their unit to rest for an hour during the hottest part of the day.
What can I say to my camper to ensure a positive experience at camp?—“I am so excited about all the fun things you’ll be doing at camp! You will have to write me letters so that I can hear all about it!” “You are going to have so much fun, you won’t even have time to think about home!”
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Are You Ready for Camp?
Trading Post / Care PackagesThe Trading Post is our camp store where girls can buy things to remind them of their time at
camp, as well as necessities like waterbottles, sunglasses, etc. There are also snacks and patches
available for purchase. Family members may load their campers Trading Post account at check-
in with any amount they would like. Items in the Trading Post cost anywhere from $1 to $15. The
average amount provided is usually between $15 and $25. Girls
are brought to the Trading Post twice a week and can also request
to shop after lunch each day. *Some snacks in Trading Post
may contain allergens.
The Trading Post also sells two Care Package options.
The items in the care packages may be substitued for items
of equal or greater value if the Trading Post runs out of any
specific item.
Care packages can be purchased at check-in, and will be
delivered Monday during Turtle Time.
Payment for Trading Post and Care Packages can be made
via Credit Card, Cash, Check, or Cookie Dough/Nutty Bucks.
Can you sleep away from home?
o YES o NO
Can you live out of a suitcase?
o YES o NO
Can you take a shower by yourself?
o YES o NO
Do you like having fun? o YES o NO
Can you try different types of foods?
o YES o NO
Can you wash and brush your own hair?
o YES o NO
Do you like trying new things?
o YES o NO
Can you live by the Girl Scout Law?
o YES o NO
Are you excited to go to camp?
o YES o NO
Can you make your own bed and keep up with your belongings?
o YES o NO
Do you like to meet new people and try new things?
o YES o NO
OPTION 1: $15 Day bag, small stuffed animal, snack, and bracelet.
OPTION 2: $25 Day bag, large stuffed animal, snack, journal, and exclusive care package item.
Resident Camp
General Registration begins
December 19! A $100 deposit (debit or credit card) online at
www.gsle.org/ebiz will hold your spot.
REGISTER ONLINE at www.gsle.org/ebiz. Non-GSLE membership registrants and applicants for Camp Financial Assistance must complete a paper registration form from our website. For more information, visit www.gsle.org/camp.
In anticipation of a camper’s attendance, various expenses are incurred on her behalf, such as supplies, equipment, registration and camp staffing costs. Accordingly, the $100 deposit for each session canceled at the customer’s request will not be returned. If the council cancels the session, no fee is applied.
** Make your doctor’s appointment today for your physical examination. Don’t forget to bring the enclosed Girl Health Examination Record to be completed by your physician.
FORMS DUEOther than the Girl Health Examination Record/ Physical Exam discussed above, all other Resident Camp information will be completed through the Wufoo link in the confirmation email. This information must be completed at least three weeks prior to the start of your camper’s session. An email will be sent to each camper’s household within 10 days of their registration with the email link to these camp documents.
REFUNDSPartial refunds (less $100 deposit) may be given in some instances and are considered on a case by case basis. Written requests for a refund must be received by the council at least three weeks prior to the opening day of the session. A partial refund (less $100 cancellation fee) may be secured if the council receives a written certificate from a licensed M.D. stating she is unable to attend her camp session or if there is a family emergency.
No refund will be given if a camper is sent home due to unacceptable behavior or homesickness. Full refunds will only be issued for sessions canceled by the council.
CAMP FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Financial assistance is available for one camp session to those demonstrating financial need and will be a percentage of the session fee (never the full fee). Camp Financial Assistance Request applications are due April 15, 2020. After this date, funds may be limited, but we will continue to accept, review and when applicable, grant monies until the funds are exhausted. If you wish to request financial assistance, please complete the enclosed form or the online form, located on the Resident Camp page at www.gsle.org. Attach the paper form to your daughter’s paper registration form or submit the online form. If registering first through the ebiz system, $100 deposit is required. **Only girls registered with the Girl Scouts Louisiana East council are eligible for financial assistance.**
NON-GIRL SCOUTS ARE WELCOMED WITH ADDITIONAL $25 MEMBERSHIP FEE. Beginning May 1, for an extra $10 ($35 total), your Girl Scout Membership will be extended through September 30, 2021—that covers two camp seasons!
GIRL SCOUT COOKIE DOUGHGirls who earn Cookie Dough or Nutty Bucks may use them in the resident camp Trading Post or towards their session balance (must call office to apply).
CONFIRMATIONSAfter registration has been processed, confirmation emails will be sent indicating placement in camp session(s) and include the email link for the required paperwork, what to pack, Trading Post, check-in/out times, etc. It will take some time to process registrations. If you are curious about the status of your confirmation email, please call the Resident Camp Registrar no earlier than May 1, 2020.
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Make your doctor’s appointment today for your physical examination.
Health Exam
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ate of examination ________________________________________
Height _______________ W
eight ______________ B.P. ____________A
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bdomen _________________________________________________
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usculoskeletal ____________________________________________G
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Urinalysis* _______________________ H
GB* ____________________
Other notes________________________________________________
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MAIL REGISTRATION FORMS TO: Girl Scouts Louisiana East PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY 841 S. Clearview Pkwy. www.gsle.org New Orleans, LA 70121
GSLE 1/18
Girl Scout Camp Financial Assistance Request Any active registered Girl Scout in Girl Scouts Louisiana East may apply for camp fee assistance to attend one camp session.
Completely fill out the camp registration form and camp financial assistance request and send both to the Girl Scout Office by
April 15 to be eligible for first round of allocations. After this date, funds may be limited.
TO BE COMPLETED BY PARENT OR GUARDIAN: _______________________________________________ ___________________________________________________
Camper’s Name Parent/Guardian
_______________________________________________ _________________________________ _______________
Address City, State Zip
(______)___________________ (______)__________________ (______)__________________ ________
Home Work Cell Grade in Fall
Is she a: q Registered Girl Scout: Troop # _______________ Service Unit # _____________ q Individual Member
Program Age Level in Fall: q DA/BR q JR q CAD q SR/AMB
No. of Years as a Girl Scout ____ Did she participate in the most recent Girl Scout Fall Product and Cookie Sales? q Yes q No
How often does she participate in Girl Scout activities, meetings, etc.? ______________________________________________
________________________________________ (______)__________________ (______)_______________
Leader’s Name Home Work / Cell
Family Income: q Under $15,000 q $15,001 - $25,000 q $25,001 - $35,000
q $35,001 - $45,000 q $45,001 - $55,000 q OVER $55,000
Number of people supported by this income ____________ Number of dependent children living at home ______________
List any unusual or extraordinary family expenses or circumstances *Required (Attach a letter if necessary!)
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Program your camper would like to attend Dates
Amount of Fee $ ____________________________________
Amount you can pay $ ____________________________________
Has she received financial assistance from the Girl Scouts before? q No q Yes —When, amount received and for what
purpose? ______________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature _____________________________________________________________ Date ___________________________
q Parent/Guardian q Troop Leader q Other
Although not required, partial or full reimbursement (when and if possible) of any funds granted is appreciated and accepted
at any time. This enables your council to continue to provide assistance for girls and adults when the need arises.
OFFICE USE ONLY: Amount Granted: $____________ Total Due from applicant $_____________ Appv’d by__________ Date_________ Program Cost: $____________ ________________________% authorized Receipted by ______________ No. ______________ date ______________ DATA ENTRY: by __________ date __________
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Girl Scouts Louisiana East serves the parishes of Ascension, Assumption, East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Iberville, Jefferson, Lafourche, Livingston, Orleans, Plaquemines, Pointe Coupee, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. Helena, St. James, St. John, St. Mary, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Washington, West Baton Rouge, and West Feliciana. It is funded by voluntary philanthropic contributions, the cookie and fall product sales, fees for services, and the United Way in selected parishes.
Who are the camp counselors?Our counselors are selected based on their program skills, maturity, education, caring attitude, and experience with children. Counselors are primarily college students, both female and male, with male counselors housed in separate quarters. Program areas, such as ropes course, horses, swimming and boating, are directed by certified and trained staff. All of our staff must successfully complete pre-camp staff training, pass background screening and become members of Girl Scouts of the USA.
GSLE MEMBERS REGISTER ONLINE
gsle.org/ebiz 800-644-7571
About Us…ACA Accreditation Girl Scout Camp Covington, Camp Marydale, and Camp Whispering Pines are accredited by the American Camp Association. Accreditation means that each camp undergoes a thorough review process by outside camping professionals every three years. Our Girl Scout camps consistently achieve the highest standards in the areas of personnel, program, site administration, and health care.
Bring a Friend! Non-Girl Scouts welcome!Girl Scout summer camp is for every girl, even those not yet in Girl Scouts! For girls brand new to Girl Scouting, include Girl Scouts’ annual national membership fee along with the camp session fees and Resident Camp registration form at www.gsle.org. For membership good through September 30, 2020, include $25 membership fee. For extended membership through September 30, 2021, include a $35 membership fee.
Contact InformationFor more information about registration for summer camp, please contact the Resident Camp Registrar at (800) 644-7571. For camp program questions, please contact Resident Camp Director at [email protected].
