What is needed for Girl Scout camp?

Necessary Items

1. At least one mask for every day of your stay, plus at least one extra.
2. One bottle of personal hand sanitizer.
3. Bag lunch (each day)
4. Weather-appropriate clothing.
5. Sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes.
6. Sweatshirt or warm tops.
7. Raincoat or poncho.
8. Backpack for carrying items around camp.

What should I bring to scout camp?

Any good Scout should be prepared and bring the necessary items when they go camping. Here is a suggested list of things to bring. Personal Gear:

• Scout uniform(s)
• Extra shirts.
• Extra pants/shorts.
• Socks.
• Underwear.
• Rain gear.
• Swimsuit.
• Sleepwear.

How often do Girl Scouts go camping?

Girls camp for three to fourteen days and nights (the average is five nights). They plan activities with their counselors/volunteers, taking advantage of the resources available at the campsite.

What do Girl Scouts do at camp?

Girl Scout camp is so much more than girls doing things outside. Yes, we offer archery, swimming, challenge courses, horseback riding, hiking, art, outdoor cooking, and more.

Do Girl Scouts learn survival skills?

From their first steps on a woodland path as Daisies to going survival camping as Ambassadors, girls will take the lead by planning their trips, practicing survival skills, and pushing themselves as they have unforgettable adventures.

What are the 6 essentials?

What are the Cub Scout Six Essentials?

• First-aid kit: adhesive bandages, moleskin, gauze, antibiotic ointment, etc.
• Water bottle: filled and large enough to last until it can be filled again.
• Flashlight: for emergency use only.
• Trail food: can be made as a den activity prior to hike or campout.

How do you pack for a Boy Scout camping trip?

Every packing list starts with these 10 items.

1. A pocketknife or multitool can be handy in a wide variety of situations.
2. A first-aid kit can be a lifesaver.
3. Bring extra clothing to match the weather.
4. Rain gear is very important.
5. A flashlight, headlamp or a rugged penlight is important for finding your way in the dark.

What are the Boy Scout 10 essentials?

The Scout Basic Essentials (10 Essentials)

• Pocketknife.
• First-aid kit.
• Extra clothing.
• Rain gear.
• Water bottle.
• Flashlight.
• Trail food.
• Matches and fire starters.

Do Girl Scouts hike?

NOTE: ​Per Girl Scouts of Northern California guidelines, backpacking is considered a high adventure activity. Backpackers are frequently driven to trails further away from camp, where proper group permits can be acquired. All the trails are checked every year to ensure water supply, snow level, and trail safety.

Can Daisy Girl Scouts go camping?

Camping with Girl Scout Daisies: Under the leadership of an adult, a Daisy troop may participate in an occasional overnight camping experience. Daisies who have completed first grade may independently participate in resident camp experiences lasting four or more nights.

What are the Girl Guide Levels?

Q. What are the different levels of Guiding?

• Sparks – 5-6 years.
• Brownies – 7-8 years.
• Guides – 9-12 years.
• Pathfinders – 12-14 years.
• Rangers – 15-17 years.

What do Girl Scouts do besides selling cookies?

Through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience—a collection of engaging, challenging, and fun activities like earning badges, going on awesome trips, selling cookies, exploring science, getting outdoors, and doing community service projects.

Why do we need to inform our parents before camping?

It is just as important for parents to tell us about their children as it is for us to let them know what is going on at camp. In order to have a complete circle of communication, parents need to share the appropriate information about their children, and directors need to share that information with their staff.

Where is Camp Sacajawea?

Camp Sacajawea, Newfield, NJ. Called Sacy for short, this 186-acre property is nestled in the Pine Barrens of Gloucester County. Sacy provides opportunities for girls, troops, and families to create their own outdoor adventures. Sacy offers everything from boating and archery to swimming and zip-lining.