July 10-14, 2023
9:00 am - 3:30 pm
A. G. Bell Elementary School, Kirkland WA
9:00 am - 3:30 pm
A. G. Bell Elementary School, Kirkland WA
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Have grand adventures without leaving the neighborhood!
Join your friends for a week of fun-filled, girl-led day camp adventures. We are still determining GSWW and Volunteer led camp processes and will update as we have more information. WA Department of Health and GSWW group covid guidelines will be followed and subject to change depending on any new DoH or Girl Scouts of Western WA (GSWW) changes at camp time.
Camp is open to all scouts entering 1st through 6th grade in the 2023-2024 school year. Program Aide leadership training (Explorers) is available for 7th & 8th graders. PA leadership opportunities are available for 8th - 12th graders. |
No prior experience with Girl Scouts? No problem!
Diversity and equity are core values of Girl Scouts of Western Washington. We aim to empower every Girl Scout-girls of every race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, ability, gender identity, religion, or geographic location-to make the world a better place. We also recognize that gender is not binary – people don’t identify only as boys or girls. We welcome children from across the gender spectrum: those who identify as transgender, agender, androgynous, etc., and those who are in transition or questioning their gender identity. Because the Girl Scout mission is to specifically hold space for Girl Scouts to build courage, confidence and character, Girl Scouts would not be an appropriate space for those who identify as cis gender boys (those whose gender identity is male and their assigned sex at birth is male).
Diversity and equity are core values of Girl Scouts of Western Washington. We aim to empower every Girl Scout-girls of every race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, ability, gender identity, religion, or geographic location-to make the world a better place. We also recognize that gender is not binary – people don’t identify only as boys or girls. We welcome children from across the gender spectrum: those who identify as transgender, agender, androgynous, etc., and those who are in transition or questioning their gender identity. Because the Girl Scout mission is to specifically hold space for Girl Scouts to build courage, confidence and character, Girl Scouts would not be an appropriate space for those who identify as cis gender boys (those whose gender identity is male and their assigned sex at birth is male).
What will you do at camp?
Camp Traditions
Each day will include camp traditions such as flag ceremony, songs, unit cheers, games and more!
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Themed Sessions
There will be activities that relate to the camp theme (Survival). Program Aides will guide the campers in activities like crafts, skills, science, and social time.
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Service Projects
Part of camp is to contribute to a service project that will improve our community.
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