Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson 2021 Summer Camp Brochure

Camp Addisone Boyce Day Camp

Rock Hill Resident Camp Rock Hill's 190 wooded acres provide the perfect setting for a variety of activities .

Campers enjoy several different ways of experiencing the outdoors! In addition to a lake for boating and swimming, there are hiking trails, an archery range, challenge courses, two zip lines, a large game field, the Glen for campfires & gatherings, and plenty of program space for badge work, crafts, and other camp fun!

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Camp Addisone Boyce (CAB) is the perfect place to get back to nature.

CAB boasts a large lake for boating, environmental activities, and fishing!

This camp also has multiple trails for hiking, a low ropes course, an archery range, large game field, pool and outdoor space for a variety of camp activities.

TABLE OF CONTENTS PG. 4

Welcome to Camp

PG. 5

Camp 2021 and COVID-19

PG. 6-7

Información del campamento en español

PG. 8

Cookie Tracker

PG. 9-10

Registration & Discount Information

PG. 11-12 Camp Session Calendar PG. 13

Counselors & Staff

PG. 14-15 Camp Readiness Quizzes PG. 16

Trading Post

PG. 17-24 General Camp Information PG. 25-30 Camp Addisone Boyce Session

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PG. 31-37 Rock Hill Camp Session Details

WELCOME BACK TO CAMP! Summer Camp is an experience like no other! After navigating the incredible changes to your routine over the past year we can’t wait to welcome you back to camp. When you embrace the camp life, you’ll meet new friends, take on new adventures, and make memories that will last a lifetime. GSHH camps provide you with unlimited opportunities to experience nature and the outdoors within an allgirl, girl-led, and girl-planned environment. When unplugged from outside pressures, your creativity and individuality will flourish! At camp, selfexpression is welcomed, self-care is practiced, and your self-esteem will be boosted.

Our counselors and staff will respect and challenge you as you spend time with girls with similar interests. In the natural outdoor setting, you will gain confidence and independence. These traits will build to a better understanding of yourself and your leadership skills.

The “sisterhood” and comradery that your camp family will provide is so unique and truly lasts a lifetime. Whether you are a seasoned camper or experiencing camp for the first time, you will be welcomed with open arms. Please know that everyone is accepted, everyone is encouraged, and everyone is fully embraced for their uniqueness!

We are so excited to offer you a one of a kind camp experience. I am looking forward to seeing you this summer!

Marie Reger, aka Heels CEO, Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson, Inc.

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Dear Camper,

OUR 2021 CAMP SEASON & COVID-19*

Health Screening & COVID-19 Vaccinations All campers and staff will be required to have daily health screenings and temperature checks. Prior to camp, all non-vaccinated campers will be required to have a pre-camp COVID-19 test. Campers age 12 and above who have been vaccinated must produce a Proof of Vaccination* (vaccine card). All other campers who've not been vaccinated must produce a negative COVID-19 test (taken within 72 hours of arrival at camp). This can be a COVID-19 lab test or a rapid test - both meet the necessary NYS guidelines. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be required as mandated by the CDC, NYS, and local departments of health. *Upload to immunization section in CampDocs

Cleaning protocols, and disinfecting.

To keep the camp environment as safe as possible there will be increased cleaning and disinfection protocols by our cleaning team. All cleaning will be performed with EPA-approved soaps and sanitizers. Activity areas, equipment, and supplies will be disinfected between each group use. Each group will have its own activity supplies for its exclusive use.

*Guidelines are current as of July 2021 and are subject to change

Group SIze* Campers will be organized into small, self-contained groups of no more than 10 campers with dedicated supervisory staff that stay together all day, every day.

Masks and Social Distancing Masks covering mouth & nose will be required at all times or until further advisement by the CDC. Safe social distancing practices will be maintained at all times. Masks may be taken off when participating in aquatic activities.

Hand Washing There will be mandatory hand washing and sanitization protocol between each activity period. Hand sanitizing stations will be located at all food service areas and every activity area.

Food & Meals Food and snacks at Rock Hill Camp will be individualized and prepackaged in the kitchen and served cafeteria-style to minimize contact.

Food will be eaten in outdoor pavilions with cohorts seated at assigned tables. Sharing of food or drink is prohibited.

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We are all eagerly planning our 2021 camp season. While we do not know what the future holds, we do know that as Girl Scouts we can prepare for whatever challenges are ahead.

Our health & safety plan will provide everyone with the safest environment possible. Camp is not a risk-free environment, but increased safety procedures and policies have been created to minimize risk and provide campers with an amazing summer camp experience. We have no doubt that we will find the need to make changes along the way to abide by the CDC, NYS, and local Department of Health guidelines, but we are Girl Scouts and we stand by the GS motto " Always be prepared" Below please find an overview of modified procedures. These protocols are subject to change based on updated information from the CDC, NYS, and local departments of health.

5 RAZONES PRINCIPALES PARA ELEGIR CAMPAMENTO DE GIRL SCOUTS

5 RAZONES PRINCIPALES PARA ELEGIR CAMPAMENTO DE GIRL SCOUTS 1. El sentimiento de familia! No hay nada mejor que el sentimiento de comunidad cuando un grupo de individuos positivos y amable se juntan para divertirse. Campamento de Girl Scouts fomenta relaciones sanas y crea amistades que dura toda la vida.

2. ¡Seguridad, seguridad, seguridad! ¿Sabías que las normas de seguridad de Girl Scouts son más estrictas que el Departamento de salud? En el campamento de Girl Scouts, tenemos ratios de adultos a niñas mas altas , personal bien entrenado y políticas de seguridad mas estrictas asegurando que no importa la cantidad de diversión que ella tiene, va a ser de la manera más segura posible. Las tres de nuestros campamentos están acreditado por el American Camp Association (ACA).

Para más información del progama de campamento y hablar con alguien en español: Llame a Carolina Mena 914.747.3080 X 747

3. Guiado por niñas. ¡Elegido por niñas!

Queremos que las niñas tengan una voz. Y eso incluye ayudar de decidir las actividades de la semana. En el campamento de Girl Scouts, campistas ayudan a hacer decisiones que afectan al grupo y tienen la oportun- idad de planear la semana, así es todo acerca de ellas, y haciendo lo que hace a ellas más feliz.

4. ¡Foco al aire libre! Es tan fácil quedarse atrapados en el ajetreo de la vida cotidiana, las niñas necesitan una oportunidad para conectar con la naturaleza - mira las estrellas, contar cuentos alrededor de la fogata, caminar por los arroyos para ver lo que vive alli, corer por campos abiertos. Ser al aire libre para explorar es una parte por excelencia de la infancia.

5. ¡Modelos positivos! Cuando pedimos a los campistas y los padres compartir sus aspectos favoritos del Campamento de Girl Scouts, nuestros empleados siempre hacen la lista. Nuestros monitores no sólo hacen el campamento divertido y estimulantes, sino inspiran a la próxima generación de niñas.

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¡Este verano, traela a un lugar segúro, enriquecedor y más importante, lleno de diversion! En nuestros campamentos, creemos que las niñas no deben de tener que elegir entre actividades de ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería o matemáticas (STEM); y la moda, tiro con arco, pescando o en artesanías. Sabemos que las niñas tienen una gran variedad de intereses, y en Girl Scouts, ellas pueden probar un poco de todo.

INSCRIPCIÓN Y ASISTENCIA FINANCIERA

LA INSCRIPCIÓN ES FÁCIL LAS INSCRIPCIONES ABREN EL MARTES 2 DE FEBRERO DE 2021 A LAS 8:00 AM.

Cada inscripción requiere un depósito no reembolsable de $75.

PAGOS Se requiere un depósito no reembolsable de $75 para asegurar la sesión de cada niña.

El pago total de todos los programas del campamento lo tenemos que recibir antes del jueves 2 de junio . Si no lo recibimos su reservación puede ser cancelada. El pago se puede realizar mediante giro postal, cheque o tarjeta de crédito. Dough-SiDough también se puede utilizar para cualquiera de sus pagos de inscripción del campamento, excluyendo el depósito no reembolsable de $75. Para usar Dough-Si-Dough como pago, comuníquese con Customer Care al 1-855-232-GSHH (4744).

BECAS DE CAMPAMENTOS Para aplicar, visite www.girlscoutshh.org/forms y haga clic en Las Aplicaciones de el campamento.

Los mejores campamentos están acreditados por ACA, al igual que los campamentos GSHH! La acreditación de la Asociación Americana de Campamentos muestra un compromiso con programas de alta calidad, estándares de seguridad y mejores prácticas comerciales.

Para obtener más información sobre ACA, visite acacamps.org.

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1. Para registrarse, vaya a www.girlscoutshh.org y haga clic en Programas y Eventos 2. Usando el Menú en el lado izquierdo, seleccione Calendario 3. Use las teclas con las flechas para bajar y escoger la sesión del campamento al que desea inscribirse.

4. Haga clic en el nombre de la sesión, que le llevará a una página con información adicional 5. Haga clic en el botón Inscríbase ahora en el centro de la página 6. Le pedirá que inicie sesión con su dirección de correo electrónico 7. Siga las indicaciones para completar la inscripción.

Se requiere un depósito no reembolsable de $75 para asegurar la sesión de su niña. El pago total de todos los programas del campamento lo tenemos que recibir antes del jueves 2 de junio.

Si no lo recibimos su reservación puede ser cancelada. El pago se puede realizar mediante giro postal, cheque o tarjeta de crédito. DoughSi-Dough también se puede utilizar para cualquiera de sus pagos de inscripción del campamento, excluyendo el depósito no reembolsable de $75. Para usar Dough-Si-Dough como pago, comuníquese con Customer Care al 1-855-232-GSHH (4744).

COOKIE TRACKER COLORING PAGE

Color Your Way to Camp!

How to use this tracker:

Did you know that you can use your cookie sale rewards toward summer camp? Use this fun coloring page to keep track of your sales and see how close you are to your camp goals!

Goals: Each section on the campfire represents 400 boxes of Girl Scout cookies sold.

If you sell 2,000 boxes, you can earn 1 week at Rock Hill or 2 weeks at Camp Addisone Boyce!

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REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INFO

Out of Council Registration

Registration is Easy Registration opens on - Tuesday, February 2, 2021 at 8:00 am.

All registrations require a non-refundable $75 deposit.

Payments A $75 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your girl’s session. Full payment for all camp programs is due by Wednesday, June 2, 2021. If the balance of camp tuition is not received by June 2nd, we may cancel your reservation. We accept payments by money order, check, or credit card. Dough-Si-Dough may be applied toward any of your camp registration fees, excluding the $75 nonrefundable deposit.

To use Dough-Si-Dough as payment, please contact Customer Care at 1-855-232-GSHH (4744).

Due to the limited space available this summer we will be giving preference to registered Girl Scouts who are part of Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson Girl Scout Council.

We are reviewing the out of council requests and we will contact those interested at a later date should space remain available and health guidelines permit.

Camperships Camperships are available to Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson (GSHH) members who would like to attend a GSHH summer camp but cannot afford the cost. Using one form per girl, please complete the campership application. The Campership form must be accompanied by a $75 deposit per session.

Applicants submitting a financial assistance application will be reimbursed their deposit if they are not awarded a Campership.

The deadline to apply for a Campership is Wednesday, April 14, 2021.

To apply, visit www.girlscoutshh.org/forms and click on the Campership Applications.

The best camps are ACA accredited, just like GSHH camps!

American Camp Association accreditation shows a commitment to high quality programs, safety standards, and best business practices. To learn more about ACA, visit acacamps.org.

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1. To register, go to www.girlscoutshh.org and click on the Programs and Events tab 2. Using the Menu on the left side, select Calendar 3. Using the arrow keys, scroll to the month of the Summer Camp Session you want to register for 4. Click on the session name, which will take you to a page with additional information 5. Click on the Register Now button in the middle of the page 6. You will be prompted to sign in using your email address 7. Follow the prompts to complete the registration

DISCOUNT INFORMATION

GSHH Discounts

These discounts apply to Resident and Day Camp programs for registered Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson members only. Please note, discounts cannot be combined. All campers who request a discount must be paid in full by Wednesday, June 2, 2021 with the exception of the Early Bird Discount (which is awarded for paying in full by Wednesday, March 17, 2021.)

It is at the discretion of the family to choose which discount they would like to apply when registering their girl for camp. Please indicate which discount you have chosen on each camp registration form.

Early Bird Discount

Available for registered Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson members only. To receive the Early Bird Discount of 10 percent (not to exceed $100 per session), and the Camp Early Bird patch, registration forms must be received with full payment online by Wednesday, March 17, 2021. The following sessions are not eligible for Early Bird Discount: Super STARs, C.I.T. I, and C.I.T. II.

Campers registering for 6 weeks of the C.I.T. program at either Rock Hill Resident Camp or Camp Addisone Boyce Day Camp will receive a $100 credit towards the 6th week along with a limited edition C.I.T. t-shirt. Available for registered Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson members only.

Cannot be combined with Early Bird Discount or Multi Week Discount.

Siblings Discount Rock Hill Resident Camp Multi Week Discount

Campers registering for 5 weeks of camp will receive a $630 credit towards the 6th week.

Available for registered Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson members only. Does not apply to Super STARs, C.I.T. I, or C.I.T. II.

Camp Addisone Boyce Multi Week Discount

Campers registering for 6 weeks of day camp will receive a $350 credit towards the 6th week. Available for registered Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson members only. Does not apply to Super STARs, C.I.T. I, or C.I.T.II.

$50 discount per session for 2nd sibling attending camp. $75 discount per session for 3 or more siblings attending camp.

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C.I.T. Discount

2021 CAMP SESSIONS CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE Week 1 7/5-7/9

Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 7/12-7/16 7/19-7/23 7/26-7/30 8/2-8/6

Week 6 8/9-8/13

Brownies Grades 1-3

Woodland Creatures $355.00

Magic, Magic, Mermaid Everywhere Friends $355.00 $355.00

Inventors $355.00

Snacktacular! $355.00

Girl Power! $355.00

Junior Grades 4-5

Animal Expert $355.00

Do You Gnome the Way? $355.00

Crazy Canoers $355.00

Detective! $355.00

Whip It Up! $355.00

Sister Strength! $355.00

Zoologist Away $355.00

Pixie Poof $355.00

Sirens of the Sea $355.00

Professor Girl Scout $355.00

Where's the Whisk! $355.00

Olympic Medalist! $355.00

Cadette Grades 6-8

Outdoor Adventure Guides $780.00

Senior/ Ambassador Grades 9-12

Un-boat-livable! $780.00 CIT II (session 1) $125.00

Super STARs (Session 1) $355.00 CIT I $900.00 3 Week Progam

Super STARs (Session 2) $355.00

Zip, Clip, Belay Away! $780.00 CIT II (session 2) $125.00

CIT II (session 3) $125.00

Super STARs (Session3) $355.00

Program activities are subject to change.

All activities are girl-led and may be changed based on the interest and needs of the campers.

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Program Level

2021 CAMP SESSIONS ROCK HILL CAMP Program Level Brownies Grades 1-3

Pre-Camp Week 1 Mini Week 7/11-7/16 7/7-7/9 Rock Hill Tidbits NEW!

$320.00

Junior Grades 4-5

From Muggle to Magic

$635.00 Cabin

Quidditch for Beginners

$635.00 Tent

Week 2 7/18-7/23

Week 3 Week 4 7/25-7/30 8/1-8/6

Snacktastic From Muggle to $635.00 Magic Cabin

$635.00 Cabin

Creative Cookin'

$635.00 Cabin

Fairy Finders

$635.00 Cabin

Quidditch for Adventure Beginners Quest

$635.00 Tent

$635.00 Tent

Week 5 8/8-8/13 Moovin' & Groovin'

$635.00 Cabin

Awesome Animals

$635.00 Cabin

To Infinity & beyond

$635.00 Cabin Goblet of Campfire

$635.00 Tent

Bon Appetit

$635.00 Tent

Goblet of Campfire

$635.00 Tent

Zip, Zip, Away!

$635.00 Tent

Brains!

$635.00 Tent

To Infinity & Beyond!

$635.00 Cabin CIT I

Senior/ Ambassador Grades 9-12

$900.00 Tent 3 Week Program

CIT II (session 1)

$280.00 Tent

CIT II CIT II (session 2) (session 3)

$280.00 Tent

$280.00 Tent

Super STARs (Session 1) Super STARs Super STARs (Session 3) (Session 2) $560.00 Tent $560.00 Tent

$280.00 Tent

Outpost (Seniors Only)

$1234.00 Primitive Camping

High Adventure 2.0

$943.00 Tent

Camp staff does not stay on weekends. Campers in multi-week sessions must leave Fridays and return on Sundays for the rest of their session.

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Cadette Grades 6-8

COUNSELORS & STAFF At Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson, we know you want your camper to have a chance for personal development in a safe environment. We work hard to provide both through the hiring and training of qualified staff and offering a high quality outdoor experience.

Camp Directors recruit and screen mature, qualified staff who have a desire to share their enthusiasm for camping, the outdoors, and arts with girls.

All camp staff participate in an intensive pre-camp training which includes Girl Scout program and philosophy, CPR, and First-Aid certification, camping, relationship skills, risk management, behavior management, and more. Additional training is provided for adventure programs and specialty activities. All camp staff may assist in specialty programs and around camp.

Do you know someone who would love to work at summer camp? We are currently hiring for all positions including Nurses, Counselors, and Program Activity Specialists. Applicants interested in applying for a resident camp position who are 16-17 years old are welcome to apply as a Junior Counselor. All other staff must be 18 years old or older. Day camp applicants must be 16 years or older. You can apply directly on our website at: https://www.girlscoutshh.org/en/camp/Camp StaffApplication.html

WE'RE HIRING! ACA Camp Accredited

Rock Hill Resident Camp and Camp Addisone Boyce Day Camp are both accredited by the American Camp Association and meet safety standards set forth by Girl Scouts of the USA and the New York Department of Health.

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COUNSELORS & STAFF

ADULT CAMP READINESS QUIZ Is your girl ready for summer camp? Find out whether she’s ready to attend resident camp at Rock Hill or Day Camp at Camp Addisone Boyce with these helpful quizzes! Directions: Answer the quiz as honestly as you can. At the end of the quiz, tally your score and see if you and your girl are ready for camp!

Adult Day Camp Quiz

I’m ready for my girl to have a great girl experience during her days at camp!

Are you comfortable to drop off your camper with a quick wave and ‘goodbye”?

Are you comfortable with your girl spending the day in an outdoor rustic setting where there are insects, it may rain, and she will get dirty?

Are you able to relax and enjoy yourself when your girl is at a sleepover?

Are you okay with sending your girl to camp with a packed lunch each day?

Total Points: ________ 5-7 Points: Not quite ready yet? Try spending more time together with your girl and/or her troop outdoors in areas such as state or local parks!

8-11 Points: You may be ready for day camp!

See if a girl from your daughter’s troop would like to attend day camp together.

12-15 Points: You are ready to send your girl to day camp!

Adult Resident Camp Quiz

Are you comfortable when your girl is at a sleepover?

Are you confident in your child’s ability to wash and brush her own hair?

Are you willing to work with your child so she will be ready for camp?

Are you prepared to not see or speak with your daughter for several days?

Are you comfortable with your child living/playing in a rustic setting where there are insects, she will get dirty, and it may rain?

Does your daughter enjoy meeting new friends and accept others who are different from her?

Can you help adhere to the rule about no phone, TV, computer/tablet, or electronic toys?

Will your girl enjoy sleeping, eating, and playing with girls who may not be her best friends at home?

Would you be OK communicating with your child only by mail?

Are you prepared to entrust her care to camp staff?

Do you think your daughter is ready to have a blast at resident camp?

Total Points: ________ 11-18 Points: Not quite ready? Before camp starts, try weekend or family camping!

19-24 Points: You may be ready for resident camp!

You may be more comfortable if your girl brings a buddy or attends a cabin program camp session.

25-33 Points: You are ready to send your girl to resident camp! You are confident in your girls’ abilities to attend camp.

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POINT SCALE: 1 = NO WAY! 2 = MAYBE 3 = YES!

GIRL CAMP READINESS QUIZ

Are you ready for summer camp?

Directions: Answer the quiz as honestly as you can. At the end of the quiz, tally your score and see if you and you’re ready for day camp!

Girl Day Camp Quiz

Are you excited to try new things?

Are you comfortable going to a new place and making new friends?

When you have a problem, will you go to an adult and share it with them?

Have you had a sleepover at a friend’s house & had fun?

Are you comfortable leaving your cell phone, tablet, or fidget spinner at home while at camp?

Are you excited about playing, singing, and eating with new friends who may not be your friends from home?

Total Points: ________ 6-7 Points: Talk to your parents about spending a day together outdoors at a local or state park to help prepare you for a day camp!

8-14 Points: You may be ready for day camp! To help you feel ready for day camp consider bringing a buddy to camp.

15-21 Points: You are ready for day camp!

See you soon!

Girl Resident Camp Quiz

Do you love sleepovers at your friend’s house?

Can you wash and brush your hair on your own?

Are you brave when you see bugs, mice, or hear strange noises at night?

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

Would you be okay if you had to walk to a nearby building to use the bathroom at night with a buddy or your camp counselor?

Can you go without air-conditioning in your living unit and/or walking around in the New York summer heat?

When you have a problem, will you go to an adult and share it with them?

Can you survive without a phone, TV, computer/tablet, or electronic toys?

Are you willing to help with camp chores such as sweeping, setting tables, and picking up trash?

Do you love to make new friends?

Are you excited and ready to go to resident camp?

Total Points: ________ 11-18 Points: Try day camp with an optional overnight (if permitted), or plan a camp trip with your troop or family to get more comfortable.

19-24 Points: You might be ready for resident camp. Bring a buddy with you, or try a cabin session program.

25-33 Points: You are ready for resident camp!

See you soon!

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RETAIL TRADING POST Camper Essentials 2021

Day Camper Basics - $45.00 Full-Size Backpack Lunch Bag Water Bottle Camp Patch 2 Camp Bracelets

Parents can add funds to their girls' trading post account at the time of registration or with cash at drop-off.

Resident Camper Basics - $40.00 Full-Size Backpack Flashlight Water Bottle Camp Patch 2 Camp Bracelets

Optional Add-Ons Sleeping Bag (Outdoor Quality) $45.00 Sweatshirt - $25.00 Long Sleeve T-Shirt - $25.00 Towel $15.00 Joggers $25.00 Mess Kit $10.00 Youth Poncho $6.00 Goggles $6.00 Travel Toiletry Kit $10.00 (includes: toothbrush, hairbrush, toothpaste, and soap) Tie-Dye Kit $35.00 (Includes: 1 each - t-shirt, bandana, pillow case, socks, and 3 scrunchies)

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Set your camper up with everything she needs to have an awesome summer!

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION Check in/Check Out Rock Hill Resident Camp: Guidelines are current as of December 2020 and are subject to change.

Camp Addisone Boyce Day Camp: Morning drop-off is at 7:50 AM at camp and afternoon pick-up is at 4:00 PM. Please be sure to have your ID with you as you will need it to pick up your camper.

Emergency Numbers ROCK HILL: 845-628-6611 CAB: 845-786-5800 Camp Visitors/Phone Calls Because camp is a growing experience for girls, visiting campers during a session is not permitted and campers cannot be contacted by telephone. Please do not promise your camper she will be able to call home. You are encouraged to write letters! Please also refrain from calling camp staff to 'check-in' on your camper. If there is a concern or problem, camp staff will contact you.

Think 'no news is good news'!

Trading Post Funds can be added to your girls' trading post account at time of registration, or with cash at drop-off. Any unused trading post funds will be returned in the form of Dough-si-Dough to be used to for future programs or activities.

Mail Campers love getting mail! You can bring camper mail to Check-In for the entire week and save yourself some postage. To send something to your camper via USPS each camp’s mailing address is the same as the physical address but keep in mind that anything mailed after Monday may not arrive before Check-Out on Friday.

Remember, before dropping off camper mail at CheckIn, please make sure to include:

Camper Name and Camper’s Session Name: If there are specific days you ant items delivered, please also write this on the envelope.

Important Note: Do not send food, snacks, candy, gum, soda, electronics, etc, to your camper. Food and sweets are not allowed in the units due to insects and other critters. They will be taken by camp staff and returned at checkout.

You can also send your camper a CampGram from the CampGram portal on CampDocs. These will be printed each day and given out during mail time. Mail time is once a day between Siesta and Dinner. Anything sent after 11 AM will be printed and delivered the next day. We encourage parents and camper’s family members to send their camper mail.

Please try not to say things like “I miss you so much”.

Instead, ask your camper fun questions about what they are doing each day, have they made new friends, etc.

You can view suggestions on what to say and what not to say in our Missing Home section.

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Check in for each session is on Sunday at 2 PM. Check Out is every Friday at 5 PM. If you arrive early, please stay in your vehicle until check-in/out begins. If you plan on picking up your camper early, make sure to inform the Camp Director via phone, email, and/or written on the Pick-Up Form in CampDocs.

Please make sure that your camper is wearing appropriate closed toed shoes at check-in, and that she carries her day pack with her water bottle, sun screen, and bug repellent.

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION

Camper Health Forms:

Medical

All camper health forms will be available online through CampDocs. You will be given access to CampDocs shortly after registration. All camper health forms (including vaccination records, allergies, medications, insurance, physical, etc.) and the Pick-Up Form are required to be submitted online through CampDocs prior to arrival at camp. The camp Nurses will review the camper health forms and contact you if sections are incomplete or if they have questions in regards to your campers’ health. If health forms are not completed prior to check-in the camper will not be allowed to remain at camp until the forms are completed. No refunds or adjustments in fees will be made for non-attendance due to incomplete health forms.

All campers will be checked for a fever and head lice during the Check-In process. Campers with either lice or nits will be sent home for treatment to ensure the health and safety of the rest of our camp community.

The camper may be admitted to camp for a later session once she is lice and nit-free. The payment for your session will be applied to a future camp session in the summer. If no sessions are available, you will receive a refund minus the $75 deposit. For prevention, we highly encourage parents to check for lice prior to arriving at camp.

Health Screening & COVID-19 Vaccinations

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Health Check at Camp Check-In: *Processes may be updated to reflect COVID-19 guidelines at the time of camp session.

All campers and staff will be required to have daily health screenings and temperature checks. Prior to camp, all non-vaccinated campers will be required to have a pre-camp COVID-19 test. Campers age 12 and above who have been vaccinated must produce a Proof of Vaccination* (vaccine card). All other campers who've not been vaccinated must produce a negative COVID-19 test (taken within 72 hours of arrival at camp). This can be a COVID-19 lab test or a rapid test - both meet the necessary NYS guidelines. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be required as mandated by the CDC, NYS, and local departments of health. *Upload to immunization section in CampDocs Medications:

If your camper has medication, vitamins, OTC medications, or itch relief cream, please have it labeled with her name and give it to the Nurse at Check-In. Medications must be labeled and in their original packaging.

No pill cases or loose medication will be accepted. Campers are not allowed to have their medications with them in their units (exception: epi-pens and inhalers. These will be given to her counselor, but please bring these to the Nurse at Check-In and they will be delivered to her counselor). Reminder: make sure to see the Nurse at Check-Out to retrieve your medications; they will not be given to the camper prior to Check-Out.

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION What are Kapers?

At Girl Scout Camp, girls are active members of our camp community and are assigned daily chores, called “Kapers.” Kapers may include picking up trash around camp, setting tables at mealtimes, or cleaning the restroom. In addition, girls are expected to keep their personal items picked up in the living area.

More than ever before campers have grown up in a world connected by technological devices.

An important hallmark of camp is to balance this reality with a high quality outdoor experience aimed at inspiring respect for the natural world year round. To provide this important experience, we require campers to leave all electronics at home. Any cell phones, mp3 players, iPods, handheld gaming devices, wearable technology (Apple watches, Fitbits, etc.), e-readers, iPads, tablets, and computer like objects brought to camp by campers will be collected and stored in the Camp Director’s office until the camper is picked up at checkout. We also highly discourage campers from bringing hair dryers, or curling irons. We appreciate your family’s efforts to support this important requirement.

Swimsuits at Camp

Photography We know how much fun your camper has with us and understand you’re excited for us to share photos of her camp experience with you. While we do our best to take photos, our top priority is making sure your camper is having the best camp experience possible.

Photos will be posted on our social media accounts, be sure to like or follow our pages!

Here are a few things to keep in mind:

We will post photos as often as we can. We are very busy making sure that camp is running safely and your camper is having a great experience. We are in a rural area-sometimes our camp internet goes out and delays uploading photos.

Camp staff will not interrupt our campers’ experience to take photos, nor will we force campers to take photos if they don’t want to.

Candid photos are often taken while girls are doing various activities so it may not be a posed pictures.

We try to take multiple photos of each unit weekly. We cannot guarantee we can get photos of them doing everything while at camp, but we will try our best.

Don’t worry if your camper doesn’t have a huge smile in every photo. Sometimes campers are thinking or concentrating on their activity and might not always have a big smile. If we ever have concerns about your camper while she is at camp, we will contact you.

We welcome campers to bring digital cameras to camp, in fact we encourage this to capture the fun from their perspective. Keep in mind that other devices such as cell phones are not allowed to camp, as we are teaching them to ‘unplug’ from the online world once in a while.

Group photos will be taken each session and available for $12.00 each, payable by cash at drop-off.

We highly recommend you send your campers with 1 or 2 single-piece swimsuits and a cover up.

Due to the active nature of camp and the large number of hours spent in the sun, we want to make sure to protect your camper as much as possible and that includes recommending the safest swim wear. Please be sure to also send water-proof sun screen (recommended SPF 30 or higher). If you have any question or concerns, Please see our technology policy for further details. GSHH is please contact us. not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged items that are brought to camp.

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Cell Phone /Technology

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION

Please contact the Camp Director for campers requiring special diets (including food allergies), special health care or with mobility limitations.

At that time, you will be able to discuss the nature of your camper’s needs and gather additional information to determine if the camp can provide the proper support, supervision, and necessary accommodations for your camper to have a safe, fulfilling, fun camp experience.

To be successful at camp, your camper needs to be independent in showering, dressing, using the restroom, and be able to manage within the camper to staff ratio (1:1 camper to staff ratios are not permitted). We are dedicated to serving ALL girls in our council and accommodations can be made in many cases. Please contact the Camp Director for more information prior to registering.

become too dangerous to continue with the activity. The decision to cancel due to bad weather is left up to the Camp Director who is trained in the safety standards of the activity. We will do our absolute best to reschedule any canceled activities, or offer an alternative replacement due to weather. This depends on the weather and the time/day of the week. Our primary concern at all times is for the girls’ safety. No refunds or adjustments in fees will be made for canceled activities due to weather.

We encourage you not to worry. Our staff is trained on what to do and where to go during bad/severe weather.

Also, we do not want to put you in danger trying to get to camp. If an event occurs, we will implement our Emergency Plan and our camp team will contact you with specific information regarding when and where to pick up your camper.

What if it is really hot outside?

We still have fun at camp even when it’s hot outside. We encourage the girls to drink plenty of water and play water games/activities. All campers are encouraged to bring a personal sized battery powered clip-on fan. Please encourage your camper to spend increasing amounts of time outdoors prior to arriving at camp so that being in the heat is not a total shock to her.

Camper Behavior Everyone is expected to live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law while at camp. The camp staff will do everything possible to help girls adjust to camp life. However, GSHH reserves the right to send home from camp any girl who consistently exhibits unsuitable behavior or endangers herself of the camp community, or whose actions towards others are unacceptable. In this case, the camper’s parents/guardian are responsible for picking her up in a timely manner. There will be no refund or adjustment for camp fees.

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WHEN BAD WEATHER HAPPENS GIRLS WITH SPECIAL When Bad Weather Happens NEEDS (INCLUDING outdoor activities depend on good weather. In the case SPECIAL DIETARY NEEDS) Our of bad weather (lightning, thunder, or high winds) it may

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION Camp Activities

Camp Names

Weather permitting, each camper gets the opportunity to go swimming during their sessions.

Each program listed gives a general outline of what’s planned for that week, however, Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson's camps promote girl-led program opportunities for our campers. We offer a certain amount of freedom for the girls as a group to choose their additional program options for their stay, that way no two camp sessions are ever the same! All campers will get to take part in traditional camp activities such as campfire, songs, arts and crafts, boating, archery, and swimming.

Ever wonder why the camp staff have unique nicknames?

The relationship between campers and camp staff is unlike any other. Calling staff “Ms./Mr.” is too formal for the camp setting, and calling counselors by their first name is too familiar. Camp Names have become a great way to handle the ‘what to call them’ dilemma, and have now become a time-honored tradition. Camp staff choose a name that remind them of things they like, or places they’re from, or sometimes just use a nickname from their own childhood. At camp, you can meet a Sunshine, Cupcake, or Tigger!

Camp Traditions All Camp -All campers and staff come together to enjoy fun games and challenges. This is a great opportunity for each unit to bond with girls from different age groups and units in the camp.

Campfire—Opening campfire is a special introduction to the camp week. It’s a timehonored tradition where campers meet camp staff, sing camp songs, and participate in unit skits. Girls prepare a song written by their unit to perform at closing in front of the whole camp and reminisce on memories of the week.

Wish Log—During closing campfire, campers will reflect on their experience throughout the week.

Each camp will write their names on a log, and make a wish to participate in a ceremony to commemorate their camp experiences. The log will be kept at camp for one year, the prior year’s log will be burned at the campfire, signifying that although you may or may not return to camp, you will always be with us in spirit.

Lost & Found Please be sure to check the lost and found table during Check-Out. Each day during lunch time a parade of lost items is held so that campers can retrieve their items before the end of the week. Items left behind will be sent to the Pleasantville office at the end of the camp season.

Items are donated to charity on September 30th if not claimed. Pick-Up of lost items is required as GSHH will not mail lost items to their owner. To help prevent items being lost at camp, label items with your camper’s first and last name.

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From time to time, you may see a furry four legged friend or other critters at camp. We take safety very seriously-if we find that an activity is unsafe due to furry visitors, it is at the discretion of the Camp Director to cancel or reschedule an activity for safety reasons. Refunds or reimbursements of funds will not be given for cancelled or rescheduled activities due to safety concerns.

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION SUGGESTED ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP PACKING LIST Face Masks - 2 for each day attending camp plus 2 extra Hand Sanitizer Sleeping Bag Pillow Flashlight (with new batteries) - Extra batteries recommended Insect repellent (non-aerosol types that contain DEET preferred) Waterproof sun screen (at least SPF 30) Bandana or hat Duffle bag or trunk to carry sleeping gear, toiletries, & changes of clothes Day pack or drawstring pack to carry personal items Swimming gear Personal hygiene items Sturdy reusable water bottle (no glass) Underwear Socks Shorts Shirts Sweatshirt or jacket Raincoat Sleepwear Closed toe shoes (NO flip flops or sandals are allowed unless they are used strictly for showering) Lake shoes/water shoes (closed-toe preferred) Article of clothing for tie dye (shirt, socks, pillow case, etc.)

Mess kit for cookout night Reading and writing material (it is helpful to pre-stamp and prewrite the mailing address for campers!)

Stuffed animal or special item from home Cards or games for Siesta

You will receive a more detailed packing list specific to your camper’s program after you register. Please pay close attention to that packing list as each program has different needs that will be reflected in your list.

GSHH is not responsible for lost, stolen, misplaced, or damaged items at camp.

What Not to Bring to Camp Food or snacks (they are not allowed in the units) Electronics Valuables Make up Jewelry Nice clothes or shoes (we suggest clothes she can get dirty in—we do not suggest blouses, flats, nice jeans, dresses, or skirts) sandals and flip flops are not allowed

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PLEASE LABEL CAMPER’S ITEMS WITH PERMANENT MARKER OR SPECIALTY LABELS!

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION Camp Addisone Boyce Day Camp Packing List Face Masks - 2 per day plus 2 extras Insect repellent (non-aerosol types that contain DEET preferred) Waterproof sunscreen Bandana or hat Backpack Reusable water bottle Swim gear Towel Rain coat/poncho – depending on weather Mess kit for cook out Bagged lunch – Send daily labeled with camper's name

SAMPLE CAMP SCHEDULE

ROCK HILL CAMP

CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE

7:00 AM

Wake up

7:45 AM

Flag

8:00 AM

Breakfast

9:15 AM

Activity One

10:30 AM

Activity Two

11:45 AM

Kapers

12:30 PM

Lunch

1:30 PM

Siesta

2:45 PM

Activity Three

4:00 PM

Camper’s Choice

5:30 PM

Flag

6:00 PM

Dinner

7:30 PM

Evening/All Camp Activity

8:30 PM

Showers

9:30-10:00 PM Bedtime

8:15 AM

Arrival/Flag

8:55 AM

Activity One

9:55 AM

Activity Two

10:55 AM Activity Three 11:45 AM

Lunch

12:45 PM Activity Four 1:45 PM

Activity Five

2:45 PM

Activity Six

3:35 PM

Goodbye/Depart

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Wondering what your girl will do all day at camp? Here's a sample schedule to get an idea of what is in store for her. *Schedules are approximate and may change depending on weather, and girl interest.

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION Missing Home We prefer the term missing home to the old phrase of ‘homesickness’ because there is nothing wrong with a camper missing home. It’s a natural feeling-they aren’t ‘sick’, as missing home is the natural result of separating from home and loved ones. Almost all children (and grown-ups!) feel homesick when they’re away from home. People’s feelings vary in intensity.

What can cause ‘missing home’ in your camper?

Little previous experience away from home Having low expectations of camp Feeling forced to go to camp Having little previous experience in the outdoors

Being unsure if adults will assist them if they need help Little practice coping with negative emotions Parents expressing anxiety about the separation before the camper has arrived at camp

Surprisingly, research has shown some factors have nothing to do with the intensity of missing home, including geographic distance between home and camp and the presence of a friend from home at camp. Often, missing home is not problematic. When the feelings of sadness and anxiety associated with missing home become so strong that making friends, having fun, sleep, eating, and participating in activities is difficult, we will take action. Please note, that if campers are missing home, they will not be allowed to call home, a member of camp’s core team will phone the parent/guardian if necessary. The best remedy for missing home is a partnership between families and camp staff.

At Home Prevention Strategies Include:

The most common mistake parents make is the ‘Pick-Up Deal.’ It’s normal for children to ask, ‘what if I feel homesick or want to go home?” Tell your child that feelings of missing home are normal and help her practice coping before camp starts.

Try not to say “if you feel homesick or don’t want to be at camp anymore, I’ll come and get you,” as campers will have it set in their mind that they can go home anytime they want. This conveys a message of doubt and pity that undermines children’s confidence and independence. ‘Pick-Up Deals’ become mental crutches and self-fulfilling prophecies for children as soon as they arrive at camp. If, after spending practice time away from home and your child is still very anxious about overnight camp, consider waiting until next summer for an overnight camp or try a day camp.

When writing your camper, we recommend keeping her informed of what’s going on at home, but avoid going into great detail (good or bad) since your camper might feel they’re missing something back home. Directors advise parents not to mention how much they miss their child or ‘that the dog or cat or grandparent miss them.’ Don’t worry! Your natural reaction is to call on the first day around bedtime to see how your camper is doing. Your GSHH camp staff are trained in dealing with missing home/homesickness. If we have concerns about your camper, be assured we will contact you - think 'no news is good news!' We’re partners in your child’s summer camp adventure!

Say:

You’ll Have so much fun!

Make new Friends!

Challenge yourself and try new things Write to me about all the fun you are having I cannot wait to hear about your week!

Don't Say:

I’ll miss you I wish your friend could go with you If you don’t like camp, I’ll come pick you up I wish we could talk on the phone while you’re at camp I hope you aren’t missing me too much

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Working together as a family to select a camp, plan, and pack Spending practice time away from home, such as a long weekend at a friend or relative’s house Experimenting with the best coping strategies during this practice separation Preparing pre-stamped, pre-addressed envelopes to bring to camp

CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE DAY CAMP

CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE INFORMATION: 30 MOTT FARM ROAD TOMKINS COVE, NY 10986 845-786-5800

DURING SUMMER CAMP SESSION Monday—Friday 8:15 AM—4:00 PM Optional overnights are scheduled on Thursdays for girls entering 6th-12th grades. * Subject to change per NYS Guidelines

BUSSING NOT AVAILABLE FOR 2021.

Girls need outdoor experiences, and Camp Addisone Boyce is the place where they can embrace their inner Go-getter, Innovator, Risktaker, and Leader while exploring, questioning, creating, and discovering everything the outdoors has to offer. Hiking, swimming, campfire cooking, boating, fishing, archery, ropes, and nature lessons are just some of the many activities she’ll experience here.

While making friends and helping plan her own activities, she’ll grow in confidence and independence. She’ll expand her horizons as she tries new things and tackles challenges with optimism and a sense of teamwork.

CAB SUMMER 2021 WEEKLY THEMES WEEK 1 : July 5—July 9 : Life in the Jungle WEEK 2: July 12—July 16: A Magical Adventure WEEK 3: July 19—July 23: Ocean Oasis WEEK 4: July 26—July 30: Mad Scientists WEEK 5: August 2—August 6: Taste the Talent WEEK 6: August 9-August 13: Color Wars!

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Due to unpredictable COVID-19 related changes, transportation of campers to and from CAB will be the responsibility of the parents.

CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE DAY CAMP

1 Week Sessions

Week 1 July 5-July 9 Session Price Name

Badges to Earn

Description I can’t Buglieve it! Explore the critters and the beautiful

Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Woodland $355.00 outdoors at CAB. Take a trip down the glorious AB trail and sing lots of songs for all of camp to hear. Don’t Creatures

Junior Entering Grades 4-5

Animal Expert

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Zoologist $355.00 animals help us? This week, learn about the different relationships humans have with animals Away!

May earn Bugs Badge

forget to participate in all the wonderful activities that CAB has in store. Jump in the pool, paddle on the lake, and find some new friends down at sloppy searching.

Enjoy the world of the outdoors!

$355.00 It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s all the animals at CAB! Join

us this week and learn lots of interesting facts about animals and their habitats while participating in all of the CAB classics. See what fish you can catch in the lake and see what you can find in the streams while sloppy searching. Enjoy a week filled with animal fun!

Do you ever wonder about the many different ways and how animals help us everyday while participating in other fun camp activities. Stop to go sloppy searching and learn about what you find!

May earn Animal Habitats Badge

May earn Animal Helpers Badge

Week 2 July 12-July 16 Brownie Entering Grades 1-3 Junior Entering Grades 4-5

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Magic, Magic, $355.00 Everywhere

Do You $355.00 Gnome the Way?

Pixie Poof

$355.00

Watch out for the fairies, mermaids, unicorns, and all the other magical creatures this week at CAB! Along with all the other unique activities such as boating, arts and crafts and cook outs, make some magic with all your gal pals and see what you can create!

Mythical creatures are lurking around every corner! Find and explore all the magic at CAB with week from gnomes, mermaids, fairies, you name it. Don’t forget to stop at arts and crafts, fishing, and boating along the way. The magic is definitely in the air.

POOF! Magic is in the air. Join us this week and participate in the various outdoor activities CAB has to offer. Create your own magic at arts and crafts, enjoy the enchanting wonders of Lake Bullowa at boating and dive into all the fun at swimming. Let’s see what magical things happen this week!

May Earn Dancer Badge

May earn Social Butterfly badge

May earn Comic Artist Badge

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Program Level

CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE DAY CAMP

1 Week Sessions

Week 3 July 19-July 23 Program Level

Session Price Name

Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Mermaid $355.00 Learn how to stay cool and splash around like a mermaid in so many ways! Take a dip in the pool, Friends PFD* jump into the lake, or even make some

Badges to Earn

Description

mermaid friends in arts and crafts. Stay cool and stay hydrated by dodging the heat this week at CAB! *Personal Flotation Device Race around the gorgeous Lake Bullowa this week!

You’ll learn how paddle a canoe, partake in PFD* jumps in the lake, and swim around with your Girl Scout friends. We are going to have a splashtastic week at CAB! *Personal Flotation Device

May earn WOW Journey

Junior Entering Grades 4-5

Crazy $355.00 Canoers

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Sirens of Splash into the wonderful water and savor all Finding $355.00 cool! the awesome outdoor activities to take part in. the Sea Common

May earn Practice with Purpose badge

From the lake to the pool, we do everything to stay May earn Learn lots of CAB songs and become a true siren of Ground the sea!

Week 4 July 26-July 30 Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Junior Entering Grades 4-5

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Ideas flow when the Inventor hat is on! This week

May Earn ways to have fun and stay cool. Girls will find their Inventor minds in motion as they observe their surroundings, Badge

Inventors $355.00 your girl will shine bright as she invents different

brainstorm, make new friends, craft new ideas, and make some music along the way. She will definitely explore her STEM side this week at CAB!

Detective! $355.00

Professor $355.00 Girl Scout

This week, girls will exercise their brains as they May earn problem solve, imagine, explore, and discover what CAB has to offer. Girls will challenge themselves as Detective they use their deductive and reasoning skills to see Badge through the magnifying glass and prepare for a week of “Sherlockian” fun!

What a wonderful week to be a Girl Scout! This week your girl will learn about how they can empower themselves to be confident, independent, and truly powerful leaders. Whether your Cadette is a Go-Getter, Innovator, a Risk Taker, or a Leader, there’s something this week just for her!

May earn Science of Happiness badge

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badge

Week 5 August 2-August 6

Program Level

Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Session Price Name

Snacktacular!

Junior Entering Grades 4-5

Whip it Up

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Where’s the Whisk?

$355.00

$355.00

$355.00

1 Week Sessions

Description

Badges to Earn

Snacks are a great way to get some fuel throughout your day. We love to have cookouts that encourage creativity in their CAB cuisine.

Learn lots of cool facts about snacks and have fun with your friends at fishing, boating and swimming along the way.

May Earn Snacks Badge

Put on your chef hat and get ready to cook!

This week girls’ tummies will be filled! Girls will prepare various foods during the camp cookouts, and test their own creations. Having fun with food is the main priority, but it never hurts to have a tasty treat too. Participate in other fun camp activities while becoming an outdoor chef!

May earn Simple Meals Badge

Expand your girl’s palate this week at CAB! Regardless of whether it’s s’mores or pizza bagels, your girl is bound to find camp food delicious. Roasting marshmallows over an open fire or using a Dutch oven to make some mac’n’cheese, your girl will learn new and innovative ways to cook the CAB classics!

May earn New Cuisines badge

Week 6 August 9-August 13

This week, girls will concentrate on how to stay happy and healthy while still doing the things they love. Relax on the lake, learn new skills, and achieve your goals. Help us have our last adventure here at CAB and make the last week memorable!

Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Girl Power!

Junior Entering Grades 4-5

Sister $355.00 Strength!

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Olympic $355.00 week of camp out with a bang! This week, your Cadette will engage in a friendly competition with May earn Medalist!

$355.00

All for one and one for all! Join your Girl Scout friends and explore the power of working together. Learn some great team building skills and enjoy all the activities CAB has to offer. At the end of the week, put your new skills to the test during CAB’s annual Color Wars!

May earn My Best Self badge

May earn Staying Fit badge

On your mark, get set, GO! Let’s send the last

the rest of the camp. They will face off with their fellow campers in activities like running relays to tackling board games. Come make the last week of CAB memorable with your Olympic Medalist!

Field Day badge

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CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE DAY CAMP

CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE DAY CAMP

2 Week Sessions

Session 1 July 5 - July 16

Program Level

Session Price Name

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Outdoor $780.00 Adventure Guides

Description Girls will spend their time exploring various outdoor activities and adventures during the day and after nightfall. CAB is full of fun and exciting things to discover. Come join us for this action packed session, and you may even spot a baby owlet or two! Optional overnights are scheduled on Thursdays for girls entering 6th-12th grades.

Badges to Earn May Earn Outdoor Cadette Journey

Session 2 July 19 - July 30 Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Hop in a boat and stay afloat! Join us for some

Un-boat- $780.00 row-boating fun here during the CAB Water Regatta. During this session, campers will have lievable the opportunity to experience the wonders of boating on our lake, the fun of water as they take dips in the pool, and the overall joy of staying cool. Join us during our wet and wild session to become a true CAB captain!

May Earn Eco-Trekker badge

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Zip, Clip, $780.00 Grab your harness and come spend the last session at CAB up in the trees! This Belay session is all about teamwork and becoming a leader, while still participating Away! in the CAB classics.

May earn Field Day and/or Good Sportsmanship badge

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Session 3 August 2 - August 13

CAMP ADDISONE BOYCE DAY CAMP

Senior/Ambassador Sessions

All 2 Week Sessions: July 5 - July 16, July 19 - July 30, August 2 - August 13 Program Level

Session Name Price

Seniors Entering Grades 9-10

Our Super STARs sessions are a great way for older campers Super $355.00 to take on more responsibility here at camp. Super STARs will STARs embrace her leadership skills through tending to food prep,

Badges to Earn

Description

Girls have the opportunity to choose if they'd like to earn a badge in their spare activity blocks.

ensuring camp stays clean and healthy for all campers and staff, and assisting in various activities throughout camp. This includes aiding staff and specialties, playing with younger campers, and helping make camp run as smoothly as possible. While still enjoying the CAB classics, they’ll be developing cooperation, leadership, and collaboration skills!

3 Week Session: July 5 - July 23 Age 15+

CIT I

CIT program is designed for young women who are $900.00 Our interested in becoming a camp counselor and helping them

embrace their leadership skills! CITs will get hands-on experience with child development, camper supervision, first aid, and camp programming. This program also works on communication, cooperation, and teamwork. By the end, CITs will have experience assisting in units and specialties.

C.I.T. I pin will be earned

Weeks 4, 5, 6 - 7/26-7/30, 8/2-8/6, 8/9-8/13 Age 15+

CIT II

$125.00 After CITs complete the first part of the training, they may choose

Will earn

between one, two, or three weeks of C.I.T. II. The C.I.T. II program CIT II Pin provides more hands-on opportunities for honing the camp counselor skill they have developed over the summer. Plus, it’s a great way to enjoy the last few weeks of summer with your friends and enjoy the camp experience! *C.I.T. I is a required prerequisite.*

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THIS IS A THREE WEEK PROGRAM.

ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP

ROCK HILL CAMP INFORMATION: 300 WIXON POND ROAD MAHOPAC, NY 10541 845-628-6611

DURING SUMMER CAMP SESSION

Rock Hill provides the ideal setting for outdoor adventure and the perfect space for girls to embrace their individuality.

At camp, she’ll spend her days hiking, boating, swimming, shooting archery, creating art, and scaling our ropes courses.

With a focus on skill-building activities, she’ll become confident in her abilities and will make memories that will last a lifetime.

Evenings are spent singing around the campfire, learning outdoor skills, stargazing, taking a night hike, competing in all camp games, or connecting with the other in their unit.

Campers can stay in a platform tent with access to modern wash-houses or in one of our all-weather cabins.

ROCK HILL SUMMER 2021 WEEKLY THEMES WEEK 1 : July 11—July 16: Harry Potter WEEK 2: July 18—July 23: RH's Cooking Challenge WEEK 3: July 25—July 30: Harry Potter WEEK 4: August 1 - August 6: Books & Fairytales WEEK 5: August 8—August 13: Hollywood/TV/Movies

Hammock Hair Don't Care BRAND NEW to the Rock Hill Resident Camp outdoor experience is the hammock camping unit! Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors who register for a tent program will have the opportunity to exclusively experience our new sleeping unit. Girls will be able to spend a night under the stars in their very own hammock.

Brownies and Juniors won’t be left out though; they will have the chance to hang out in the hammocks during a Camper’s Choice activity during their program session!

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*Camp staff does not stay on weekends.

Campers in multi-week sessions must leave Fridays and return on Sundays for the rest of their session.

ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP

1 Week Sessions Pre-Camp Mini Session July 7 - July 9 Program Level 1st Year Brownies

Session Price Name

Rock Hill Camp Tidbits

Description Interested in going to sleepaway camp but aren't sure if

$320.00 you are ready yet? No problem! Come dip your toes into

the sleepaway camp water with Rock Hill Camp Tidbits!

With our 2-night, 3-day adventure you have the opportunity to experience all that sleepaway camp has to offer! Spend time swimming, boating, hiking, outdoor cooking and making one of a kind masterpieces down at arts & crafts!

Badges to Earn

Badge TBD

Week 1 July 11-July 16 From $635.00 Muggle to Magic Cabin Program

Junior Quidditch $635.00 Entering for Grades 4-5 Beginners Tent Program

Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

Goblet of $635.00 Campfire Tent Progam

Have you ever wondered if there was something special about you? Could you join Harry Potter at Hogwarts? Learn to transform from mere muggle into magic! Create your own magic wands & potions, & learn what it means to play fair with others by creating your own Quidditch teams! At the end of the week you will compete in a Quidditch tournament to show you truly are the most magical of them all!

May Earn Fair Play Badge

Is being on the Rock Hill Quidditch team calling May earn Practice your name? Are you a seeker, a chaser, a keeper or with Purpose Badge a beater? Come find out at Rock Hill this week and get ready for the first annual Rock Hill Quidditch tournament! While not at the Quidditch Pitch, you’ll participate in magical crafts, archery, boating, campfires, and all that Rock Hill has to offer!

Would you put your name into the Goblet of Campfire? Do you think you have what it takes to complete all of Rock Hill’s magical challenges?

Test your skills and knowledge on all things Harry Potter while still having fun participating in traditional camp activities and enjoying a delightful campfire.

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Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

May earn Field Day Badge

ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP Week 2 July 18-July 23

Program Level

Session Price Name

1 Week Sessions Badges to Earn

Description

Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Snacktastic $635.00 Snacks, snacks, and MORE snacks! Give it your best shot in May Earn creating fun, crazy and healthy snacks during special challenges Snacks Badge Cabin at Rock Hill Camp! Work together with your group to make small Program snacks. Learn about edible plants in the wild, and make healthy

Junior Entering Grades 4-5

Creative Cookin’

snacks that you can bring on all of your adventures! During your week, you’ll also be able to participate in arts & crafts, swimming, boating, open and closing campfire and much more!

$635.00 What would you do if you starred on the next episode of

Cabin Program

May earn Simple

Chopped? Your task: to create the best breakfast, lunch, Meals Badge dinner, and dessert with your team. But here's the twist: you can only use the items in your basket. Would your team make it to the end? Each day, your group will compete to make a meal, while still enjoying Rock Hill Camp activities!

Have you ever dreamed you were the star on your own Cadette Bon Appetit $635.00 cooking show? Now you have the chance to show off your May earn New Cuisines Badge Tent Progam cooking skills here at Rock Hill! Over the course of the week, Entering you’ll create multiple dishes including from a dish from Grades 6-8 another country, one from another region of the United

Week 3 July 25-July 30 Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

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States, as well as enjoying swimming, boating, archery and arts & crafts!

Have you ever wondered if there was something special May Earn Fair From Muggle about you? Could you join Harry Potter at Hogwarts? Learn to $635.00 transform from mere muggle into magic! Create your own Play Badge to Magic

Cabin Program

magic wands & potions, & learn what it means to play fair with others by creating your own Quidditch teams! At the end of the week you will compete in a Quidditch tournament to show you truly are the most magical of them all! * Will have different activities from Week 1.

Quidditch $635.00 Junior for Beginners Entering Grades 4-5 Tent Program

Is being on the Rock Hill Quidditch team calling your name? May earn Are you a seeker, a chaser, a keeper or a beater? Come Practice with find out at Rock Hill this week and get ready for the first Purpose Badge annual Rock Hill Quidditch tournament! While not at the Quidditch Pitch, you’ll participate in magical crafts, archery, boating, campfires, and all that Rock Hill has to offer! * Will have different activities from Week 1.

Cadette Goblet of $635.00 Entering Campfire Grades 6-8 Tent Progam

Would you put your name into the Goblet of Campfire?

Do you think you have what it takes to complete all of Rock Hill’s magical challenges? Test your skills and knowledge on all things Harry Potter while still having fun participating in traditional camp activities and enjoying a delightful campfire. * Will have different activities from Week 1.

May earn Field Day Badge

ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP Week 4 August 1 - August 6

Program Level Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Session Name

Fairy Finders Cabin Program

Price $635.00

1 Week Sessions

Description Get to know the infamous Fairies at Rock Hill Camp! Learn the tricks to search for signs of the fairies, build your own fairy houses, and create your own tutus while enjoying a fairy tea party. In between all the fairy fun, you’ll also experience all that Rock Hill has to offer!

Badges to Earn May Earn Making Friends Badge

you ever wanted to train with Katniss from the Hunger May earn Adventure $635.00 Have Junior Games or attend Camp Halfblood with Percy Jackson and his Camper Badge Quest friends? Now is your chance to train, explore, learn and have Entering fun like your favorite fictional heroes! During your week at Rock Grades 4-5 Tent Program Hill Camp you will aim for the bullseye, cook out in nature, learn important survival skills and much more! Let your imagination and creativity run wild down at Arts & Crafts while making fictional character themed pieces of art and pretend you see the Loch Ness monster in the lake while boating!

Zip, Zip, Away!

Tent Progam

$760.00 Enjoy the rush of zip lining through the trees? Spend time

at Rock Hill focusing on our high ropes course and zip line.

You will also get to experience all that Rock Hill has to offer at the lake, archery range, gaga pit, arts & crafts and so much more. This session will include the opportunity to challenge yourself on our new and improved floating islands right at Rock Hill Camp!

May Earn Good Sportsmanship Badge

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Cadette Entering Grades 6-8

ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP Week 5 August 8 - August 13

1 Week Sessions

Program Level

Session Name

Brownie Entering Grades 1-3

Moovin’ & $635.00 Do you love dancing? Do you have rhythm in your soul?

Learning new dances, dancing games and making up Groovin’ your own dance will keep your feet tapping the whole

May Earn Dancer Badge

Are you an animal lover? Spend the week learning all about animals, their habitats in the wild, how to take care of them as pets, and more! You'll get to experience all that Rock Hill has to offer, including swimming, boating, arts and craft, archery, and you'll even get to see some furry friends that live right here at camp.

May earn Animal Habitats Badge

Spend the week gazing at the stars and beyond! Take a tour of the camp after dark, explore nature at night, and host an extreme nighttime party. Girls will discover the world of constellations and the stories behind them.

Campers will walk in the footsteps of astronauts, astronomers, and aerospace engineers with fun-filled activities.

May earn Space Science Researcher or Night Owl badge

Junior Entering Grades 4-5 Junior/ Cadettes Entering Grades 4-8

Price

Cabin Program

Description

Badges to Earn

week long! Enjoy swimming, making crafts, singing songs, and more-turn up the music because this cabin will be movin’ & groovin’ all week long!

Awesome $635.00 Animals Cabin Program

To Infinity $635.00 & Beyond Cabin Program

Each age level will be in their own cabins!

$635.00

Would you survive the zombie apocalypse? Learn May earn Trailblazing how to build a debris shelter, make a fire, perform or Cadette First Aid basic first aid on your fellow humans, shoot an badge arrow, and find food and water on the run, make your own first aid kits, while still enjoying all that Rock Hill has to offer!

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Brains!

Cadette Tent Entering Progam Grades 6-8

ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP Program Level

Session Name

Price

Senior & Ambassador Programs

Description

Badges to Earn

Outpost - July 11 - July 23 Outpost $1234.00 Senior Primitive Entering Camping Grades 9-10

Get ready for a challenging yet rewarding camp experience! Outpost is known as a rite of passage for Senior girls at GSHH. Spend your time at camp on the water, at the archery range, and on the ropes course! Live in Rock Hill’s primitive campsite sleeping in pitch tents and cooking all of your own meals over a fire in addition to learning outdoor living and survival skills.

May earn Senior First Aid Badge

High Adventure 2.0 - July 25 - August 6 High $943.00 Adventure 2.0 Tent Program

Girls in this session will have a series of adventures both at Rock Hill and in the heart of the Hudson Valley! Previous outdoor camping experience is highly recommended. Activities include hiking, backpacking, canoeing, high ropes, arts & crafts, and camping out in the wilderness.

May earn Ambassador First Aid or Survival Camper badge

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Senior & Ambassador Entering Grades 9-12

ROCK HILL RESIDENT CAMP Program Level

Session Name

Price

CIT & Leadership Programs

Description

Badges to Earn

CIT Sessions Ages 16-17

1 Week Sessions 7/25-7/30, 8/1-8/6, 8/8-8/13

CIT I Tent Program

CIT II Tent Program

$900.00

$280.00

This program will help guide you into becoming an excellent C.I.T. I pin will be leader both in and out of camp. You will learn about camp earned philosophy, child development, safety and risk management, developing programs, camping skills, and how to have fun with children. During your first week you will get to enjoy all that Rock Hill has to offer while learning some of what goes on behind the scenes. During the following two weeks you will get to help out in units and program areas leading songs and games. By the time you leave this session you will have planned and led your all camp activity, campfires and theme days for the whole camp!

If you started the summer in our C.I.T. program (or completed C.I.T. I in a previous summer) and would like to spend a bit more time at Rock Hill, this is the perfect opportunity! You will help out with a group throughout the week, honing in on your counselor expertise while gaining valuable skills you will need to become a Junior Counselor!

C.I.T. II pin will be earned

*C.I.T. I is a required prerequisite for C.I.T. II.

Super STARs - Senior & Ambassador 2 Week Sessions: 7/11-7/23 & 8/1-8/13 1 Week Session: 7/25-7/30 Super STARs Tent Program

2 Week Session $560.00 1 Week Session $280.00

Be more than a camper in this session – be a super hero to younger campers, a super STAR helping out in the dining hall, and a super camper the rest of the time as you pick and choose your own camp activities. Girls will help to set up and clean up meals in the dining hall and have input in the planning process of camp activities to ensure a camp experience entirely of their own creation!

Girls have the opportunity to choose if they'd like to earn a badge in their spare activity blocks.

Camp staff does not stay on weekends. Campers in multi-week sessions will leave on Fridays and return on Sundays for the rest of their sessions.

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3 Week Session 7/7-7/9, 7/11-7/16, 7/18-7/23

We Can't Wait to See You!

Questions?

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