2025 Summer Camp Guide
Registration opens February 1!
Welcome Girl Scouts!
This is your summer to unplug, take a breath, and fully immerse yourself in the magic of Camp life. Girl Scout Camp is your place to discover new things about yourself in an all-girl environment that’s all about independence, growth, and fun. Here at camp, we’re all about embracing challenges, learning from each experience, and finding joy in the little moments—like the taste of your first perfectly roasted marshmallow, hitting the high notes on your favorite camp song, or the sound of the wind in the trees during a quiet hike.
We’re so glad you’re here to be part of this incredible camp family. We can’t wait to see the friendships you’ll make, the courage you’ll build, and the adventures you’ll tackle head-on. Let’s make this summer unforgettable!
Marcia Volunteer Camp Director Camp Lon-I-Daw, Adams County
Sandy Volunteer Camp Director Galactic Wilderness at Soni Springs
Nikki Volunteer Camp Director Summerween at Camp Soni Springs
Jodie & Kim Volunteer Camp Directors Good Times and Tropical Vibes at Camp Logan
Getting Started Guide
This guide was designed to help you learn about the skills, fun, and adventure waiting to be discovered at summer camp. Caregivers! We encourage you to use this guide to help your Girl Scout choose her adventure.
1. Where to go to camp?
Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana owns and operates several camps - we’re excited to highlight the unique features of each.
Turn to page 2 to discover our camps.
Troop Leaders and members can also rent our properties to create unique experiences.
Discover more online at gsnim.org.
2. Which program type is the right fit?
Whether you’re a first-time pathfinder or a repeat trailblazer, we have just the program for you.
Progression allows girls to learn the skills they need to become competent in outdoor activities. Use our camp progression chart on page 4, which will help you choose the best place to start!
We offer day camp, weekend and mini camp, and overnight camps.
For more details about each program type, see page 6.
3. When does my adventure begin?
A variety of camp options are offered all summer long, ensuring you can get in on the fun no matter what your summer schedule looks like.
Check out our camp offerings on pages 6 - 9, including a quick glance on pages 10 - 11 .
4. Now you’re ready to register!
Camp registration opens February 1! New this year: We’re using CampDocs for online registration. It’s easy—just log in, select your camp dates, pay your deposit, and start building your profile.
Financial assistance is available, please proceed to page 14 for more details.
In addition, Girl Scouts can use cookie rewards to help cover camp expenses, more information can be found on page 13.
5. What’s next?
Get fired up for camp! Once registered, you’ll receive a confirmation email containing important dates regarding when camp balances are due and links to the required form to complete. As your camp session approaches, you’ll receive detailed information about check-in, packing essentials, and more.
There is a special activity on page 12 for Girl Scouts to start visualizing what supplies they’ll definitely want to have!
6. Questions?
There is more detailed information about our camp offerings and properties on our website.
Caregivers, proceed to page 14 for more information on our refund policy, camp experience and more.
Still have questions? Drop us a line at 800.283.4812 or email frontdesk@gsnim.org. We’re here to help!
The fun doesn’t stop with summer!
Did you know that our camp properties are open year round and have everything you need for all types of camping?
Visit gsnim.org to learn more.
Camp Soni Springs
Camp Soni Springs is located in Three Oaks, MI, just a hop, skip, and a jump from Lake Michigan. At the entrance to this scenic property, Lake Mary is a perfect swimming spot; girls can experience kayaking, archery, stargazing, and more in a beautiful, wooded setting.
Camp Logan
Camp Logan is located on Dewart Lake in Syracuse, IN. Girls enjoy a classic summer camp experience filled with swimming, games, songs, hiking, and more! Girls can also choose from themed camps with specialized activities like horseback riding, art, and science.
Camp McMillen
Camp McMillen, located in Huntertown, IN, offers a nearly 30-foot tall climbing tower, a zipline course, and other high thrills adventure challenges. Girls can also explore the exciting world of STEM in our Makerspace!
Check out additional opportunities available in your area thanks to the dedication of our volunteer camp directors!
Huntington
Wells
Allen
Whitley
Noble DeKalb
LaGrange
Elkhart
St. Joseph Cass Berrien
La Porte
Kosciusko
Marshall Starke
Fulton Pulaski
Steuben Adams
Wabash Miami Cass
Camp Soni Springs
Camp Logan
Camp McMillen
Steuben County 4H Park
Calling All Older Girls!
Jump start your leadership experience at camp by helping our camp staff create memories for our campers!
Each Girl Scout wishing to be a PA, CIT, or WIT in the 2025 season needs to apply for their preferred camp session. After camp staff reviews your application, you will be notified of your invitation to register.
Program Aide (PA)
Girl Scouts in 6-8th grade, eager to develop her leadership skills within a program or during summer camp. She will practice her leadership skills by working with younger girls, specifically Daisies through Juniors.
Counselor-In-Training (CIT)
Girl Scouts in 8th grade or older who have camp experience and are enthusiastic about leading programs during our summer camp. By working with Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, and she will be working with camp staff to ensure all campers have an amazing experience.
Wrangler-In-Training (WIT)
Girl Scouts in 8th grade or older who are ready to participate in equine programs during our summer camp. These girls have experience with horses and are eager to take on a leadership role, helping foster the excitement of our horse programs with Brownies, Juniors, etc.
Attend as a Camper or a PA, CIT or WIT
Girl Scouts are welcome to register as a camper or as a PA, CIT or WIT. As a camper, you’re focused on having fun and making memories. As a PA, CIT, or WIT, you’ll be helping other girls have fun and make memories. You’ll be seeing camp from a whole new perspective.
Unsure where to start? For first time PA’s, CIT’s, and WIT’s, we recommend starting your leadership journey at a one day event, mini-camp, or day camp. If you have been to camp before, served as a PA, CIT, or WIT, and are ready to continue your learning, join us at weeklong overnight camp.
Ultimate Challenge:
July 6July 18
Ready to own the summer? Teens, this is your event—the only chance to spend a full two weeks at camp this year! Unleash your creativity, celebrate friendship, and tackle challenges you won’t find anywhere else.
Turn to page 9 to see why this ultimate experience is calling you!
Daisy Grades K-1
Day Camp
Swimming
Nature Trails
Bouldering
Wall
Arts and Crafts
Ecology
Canoe
Which camp experience is right for me?
Progression allows Girl Scouts to learn the skills they need to become competent in outdoor activities. Acknowledge your mastery of an outdoor skill and challenge yourself further by taking the next step up and out.
Brownie Grades 2-3
1-3 nights locally, outdoors in cabins or platform tents
Rock
Climbing Tower
Fishing
Low Ropes
Equestrian Archery Kayak
Junior Grades 4-5
2-3 nights, outdoors in cabins or platform tents
Island Swim
Ziplining
Fire Making
Paddle Boarding
Cadette Grades 6-8
4-6 nights, outdoors in cabins, tents, or platform tents
Program Aide (PA)
Mountain Bikes
Air Rifles
Sailing
Cooking
Regional Excursions
Accommodations at camp vary by experience and capacity. Most stay in cabins, but adventurous Girl Scouts can enjoy the added thrill of platform tents!
Senior Grades 9-10
6+ nights, outdoors in cabins, tents, or platform tents
Counselor-in-
Training (CIT)
Wrangler in Training (WIT)
Ambassador Grades 11-12
6+ nights, outdoors in cabins, tents, or platform tents
Discover unique one day and mini experiences
Cabin: Fully enclosed with solid walls, mattresses, and on-site bathroom facilities.
perfect for troops, families, and friends— check out page 16 for all the details! Rain or shine, we’re prepared. Find our policies on page 15.
Platform tent: Canvas tent on a raised platform with nearby bathroom facilities.
Quiz: Are you ready for Girl Scout Camp?
Youth
Do you enjoy staying overnight at a friend’s house?
you shampoo and brush your own hair?
Do you do chores at home?
Do you enjoy outdoor activities like playing in the woods, streams, or fields?
Can you survive without music, TV, video games, and cell phone?
Would you be okay sleeping in a tent/cabin with other kids, knowing that your counselors are nearby?
Do you like to meet new people and have fun with others, not just your best friends?
you enjoy sleeping outside and listening to the sounds of nature?
Will you try new foods that might be different than what you eat at home?
Would you be okay walking to a nearby building to brush your teeth or use the bathroom?
Do you live by the Girl Scout Law?
Would you be okay communicating with your child through mail only?
days
Are you willing to entrust the camp staff with the care of your child?
Are you comfortable with your child living /playing in a rustic setting where it may rain and thunder?
Are you confident in your child’s ability to:
with camp chores like sweeping, setting tables, and picking up litter?
Ask about ingredients before eating something to which they
11-18: It sounds like you’re not quite ready to take the plunge into overnight camp, but you can get a feel for camp life at Day Camp! Day camp is great for outdoor experiences—you get to have all sorts of camp fun during the day and go home to sleep in your own bed at night!
19-27: You’re confident and ready to try new things! Get accustomed to overnight camping at Weekend & Mini Camp! This shorter camp session is a great way for you to experience the great outdoors and get a taste of what a full overnight week may be like.
38-48: If you’re not already a camping pro, you’re going to be a natural! You love adventure, trying new things, and making new friends. It sounds like you’re ready for an Overnight Camp session that lasts a whole week!
Your Score Your Score
10-16: Your child (and you) may not be entirely ready for Overnight Camp. Day Camp is a great way to prepare kids (and parents/ caregivers) for Overnight Camp next summer. At Day Camp, campers enjoy tons of daytime camp fun and come home at night.
17-23: It sounds like you are ready to send your child to camp for Weekend & Mini Camp!
35-42: You’ve done this before, haven’t you? You are confident in your child’s abilities and willing to help prepare them for camp. You and your child are ready for a weeklong Day Camp or Overnight Camp session!
Are you ready for overnight camp? Take our quiz on page 5.
You’re a force of nature, Girl Scout!
Here are your keys to understanding our camp offerings for this summer. Look carefully at camp descriptions, including camp type and program levels.
Day Camp
Gear up for an awesome time at day camp. Designed for participants at any level, girls participate in activities planned and facilitated by GSNI-M staff and volunteers. You get the best of both worlds as you come and go from camp each day.
Weekend & Mini Camp
Get ready to spice up your weekends with our Weekend and Mini Camp! Open to all adventurous girls in first grade and above, packing in two days of absolute awesomeness, complete with an overnight stay that adds an extra dash of excitement.
Reminder
register using your grade level in the 2024 - 25 year
Overnight Camp
Once girls complete second grade, the world of possibilities really opens up. We’re talking about 3 - 14 days and nights of pure thrill (average 5 nights). Get ready for a wild ride tailored to your interests and passions.
Camp Lon-I-Daw
Steuben County 4-H Park (Angola, IN)
June 9 - June 13
Check in 9 AM - Check out 3 PM
Spend time with friends—old and new—while learning outdoor skills, singing camp songs, and savoring delicious meals. Plus, enjoy an exciting overnight stay on Thursday! Convenient transportation is available from central locations in Steuben County. Make this summer one to remember with amazing adventures and lasting memories at Camp Lon-I-Daw!
Day Camp
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $55 April 5
On Time: $65 June 2
Where the Wild Things Are
Camp McMillen
June 9 - June 13
9 AM - 4 PM, Daily
Embark on a wild adventure to the Land of the Wild Things! Spark your imagination, explore magical forests, and connect with nature through fun activities, hands-on projects, and outdoor adventures. Make new friends and earn badges, including Daisy Outdoor Art Maker, Brownie Outdoor Art Creator, and Junior Outdoor Art Explorer!
Day Camp
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $205 April 1
On Time: $225 May 26
Program Aide & Counselor-in-Training
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $155 April 1
On Time: $175 May 26
*Optional: Before & Aftercare
Cost Deadline
Add On: $50 May 26
Good Times and Tropical Vibes
Camp Logan
June 13 - June 15
Check in 9 AM, Check out 12 PM
The islands are calling—let’s go! Escape to a tropical paradise and soak up the good vibes. Experience island life with native foods, dancing, crafts, a luau, and more, all while enjoying classic camp fun like swimming, boating, campfire cooking, and horseback riding. Adventure awaits!
Mini Overnight
Cost
Deadline
Early Bird: $80 April 30
On Time: $95 June 6
Program Aide & Counselor-in-Training (Wrangler)
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: NA NA On Time: $20 June 6
Spy Kids
Camp McMillen
June 16 - June 20
9 AM - 4 PM, Daily
Join us for a thrilling week of adventure and mystery at Spy Kids at Camp Agnes S. McMillen! Train to become the ultimate Girl Scout spy, honing your imagination, creativity, and STEM skills as you navigate a world of intrigue and exploration. Along the way, enjoy classic camp favorites like s’mores, silly songs, hiking, and more. You’ll also earn badges: Daisy Cybersecurity Investigator, Brownie Coding Basics, and Junior Detective!
Day Camp
Cost
Deadline
Early Bird: $205 April 1
On Time: $225 May 26
Program Aide & Counselor-in-Training
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $155 April 1
On Time: $175 May 26
*Optional: Before & Aftercare
Cost Deadline
Add On: $50 May 26
Galactic Wilderness
Camp Soni Springs
June 20 - June 22
Check in 4 PM, Check out 11 AM
Discover the perfect blend of nature and the cosmos at Galactic Wilderness! By day, hike beautiful trails, master survival skills, and enjoy archery (Brownies and up). At night, stargaze with friends, learn about constellations, and create your own star maps. This adventure-filled weekend will spark your imagination and bring endless opportunities for discovery.
Mini Overnight
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: NA NA
On Time: $85 May 9
Program Aide & Counselor-in-Training
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: NA NA
On Time: $30 March 31
Summerween
Camp Soni Springs
June 22 - June 27
8 AM (CST) - 4:30 PM (CST), Daily
Why celebrate Halloween just once a year when you can enjoy it twice? Join us at Camp Soni Springs for “Summer-Ween” Day Camp! Get ready for a spine-tingling week of Halloween-themed fun with spooky activities, creepy crafts, and monstrously good times. Let the hauntingly good fun begin!
Day Camp
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $55 May 16
On Time: $65 June 13
Program Aide & Counselor-in-Training
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $55 May 16
On Time: $65 June 13
Get all your favorite Girl Scout gear from backpacks and duffle bags to hoodies, water bottles, keychains, and socks in our Retail Shops!
Cowgirl Camp
Camp Logan
June 22 - June 27
Check in 4 PM, Check out 4 PM
GIDDY UP GIRL, it’s time to ride over to Camp Logan where adventure, friendship, and cowgirl spirit come together under the vast, open sky. Our Cowgirl Camp is a rootin’ tootin’ experience designed for aspiring young equestrians and outdoor enthusiasts. From sunrise horseback rides to starlit campfire stories, our camp blends adventure, learning, and the joy of the great outdoors. Yeehaw!
Overnight
Early Bird: $700 April 1
On Time: $750 June 1
Program Aide & Counselor-in-Training (Wrangler)
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $225 April 1
On Time: $275 May 26
Not a Girl Scout?
Don’t let that stop you from reserving your spot today!
Golden Girls
Camp Logan
July 6 - July 11
Check in 4 PM, Check out 4 PM
Step into the glamorous world of the Golden Girls and channel your inner diva. Dive into fun activities like cooking, baking, gardening, and crafting, all while celebrating friendship and laughter. Earn badges: Brownie Snacks, Junior Gardener, Cadette New Cuisines, Senior Textile Artist, and Ambassador Dinner Party. Choose from cozy indoor cabins (with bathrooms, running water, and AC) or rustic log cabins (a short walk to amenities, with AC). Embrace your Golden Girl spirit and make unforgettable memories!
Overnight
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $445 April 1
On Time: $495 June 8
Horse Camp: Campers will learn the essentials of horse care and riding from our experienced equestrian instructors, while embracing your ultimate friendship era.
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $700 April 1
On Time: $750 June 8
Program Aide & Counselor-in-Training (Wrangler)
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $225 April 1
On Time: $275 May 26
Ultimate Challenge
Camp Logan
July 6 - July 18
Check in 4 PM, Check out 4 PM
Combine Golden Girls and Club Logan for an unforgettable two-week camp experience! Build skills like primitive camping while enjoying activities such as cooking, baking, gardening, crafting, paddleboarding, and swimming. Celebrate friendship and laughter as you channel your inner diva and get creative with music workshops, art projects, and a talent show.
Overnight
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $940 April 1
On Time: $990 June 8
Club Logan
Camp Logan
July 13 - July 18
Check in 4 PM, Check out 4 PM
This teens-only camp is inspired by iconic music and art festivals, offering a one-of-a-kind experience. Enjoy music workshops, unleash your creativity with art projects, and dive into outdoor fun with paddleboarding and swimming. Make new friends, show off your talents in our talent show, and earn the Cadette Outdoor Art Apprentice, Senior Troupe Performer, and Ambassador Outdoor Art Master badges. Don’t miss the fun at Club Logan!
Overnight
Cost
Deadline
Early Bird: $445 April 1
On Time: $495 June 8
Horse Camp: Campers will learn the essentials of horse care and riding from our experienced equestrian instructors, building a strong bond with their fellow older Girl Scouts.
Cost Deadline
Early Bird: $700 April 1
On Time: $750 June 8
At-A-Glance by TYPE
*Optional: Before & Aftercare + $50 add on
At-A-Glance by LOCATION
COMMUNITY CAMP
*Optional: Before & Aftercare + $50 add on
Pack like a Pro
For any camping trip, it’s important to pack the right gear. Though each camp may have its own specific packing list, there are certain items that are essential for every outdoor adventure.
Can you unscramble the names of common camp essentials you’ll want to pack in your duffle bag?
Word Scramble
ISETNC LPEEENLRT
BOHTHOUSRT
KTECBU HAT
SERKNSAE
OSHMPOA
WLIOPL
BUSRH
EPEINGSL AGB
LFITHAGLHS
KAKBPCCA
AAMSAPJ
SLANADS
OPCHON
SPWAS
EWRTA TEOLTB
CRNSEEUSN
UTSIMIWS
JAONURL
NANDABA
HECBA OLWTE
What Not to Bring
Cell phones and smart watches
Video games, devices, and electronic toys
Books which are not age or content appropriate.
Fireworks, sparklers, and candles
Lighters and matches
Knives and all bladed items (shaving items not included)
Caregivers!
We recommend clearly marking all your camper’s gear with their first and last name.
Stock Up on Gear
Be on the lookout for new camp merchandise and discounts!
Get all your favorite Girl Scout Gear, from backpacks and duffle bags to hoodies, water bottles, keychains, and socks. You can shop in person at one of our Retail Shops or anytime on our website!
Girl Scouts may also have the chance to grab special items from our Trading Posts to commemorate their amazing summer adventure!
Kapers
Learn
Here’s a breakdown of some must-know camp lingo you might want to know before you go—you’ll be passing for a seasoned camper in no time!
Flag Ceremony
(aka chores) is a fun name used at camp for all those daily duties that keep camp clean and running smoothly, like taking out the trash, sweeping, and picking up litter.
Honors the American flag as the symbol of our country and all the hopes, dreams, and people it represents.
the Lingo Rewards Can Help Pay for Camp
Friendship Circle
Girl Scouts stand in a circle, crossing their right arms over their left, and clasping hands with their friends on both sides. Everyone then makes a silent wish as a friendship squeeze is passed from hand to hand around the circle.
SWAPS
“Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere.” These small tokens of friendship are exchanged between Girl Scouts. Each SWAP uniquely reflects a fellow Girl Scout, their troop, or a memory of a special event.
As part of the 2025 Girl Scout Cookie sale, Girl Scouts may have earned a Camp Saver reward that can be used to help pay for camp. Selecting a Camp Saver reward does not automatically register Girl Scouts for summer camp. Girl Scouts are encouraged to reserve their spot and pay a deposit beginning February 1. Individuals will be contacted to confirm their reward details and balance.
Camp Saver rewards will be applied to a single 2025 summer camp registration. Camp Saver rewards are not redeemable for Council Cash or cash.
Online Registration and Profile Management
Introducing CampDocs, our new online registration system to make your camp experience easier from the start. You will be able to create an account, receive notifications, and update health forms in real time without the need to start over every year. CampDocs is secure, encrypted, and password protected, so you can rest assured that your camper’s info is safe. Begin by visiting gsnim.org and searching for ‘Summer Camp,’ or scan the QR code.
Deposits
A non-refundable deposit per session is required at the time of registration for overnight and day camp to hold your spot at your chosen camp. The deposit is applied to the cost of the session. If you transfer camps after the last date to register (this date varies by camp) you will be required to pay an additional non-refundable deposit for the newly chosen camp session.
Up to and including $125.00 camp fee the deposit is $20.00.
$126.00 and above the deposit is $40.00.
The balance due date for all camps is June 1.
Refund Policy
A full refund will be given if:
• the application for financial assistance is denied or insufficient funds are granted.
• the program or session is cancelled.
A partial refund will be given if:
• the camper becomes ill or injured and the Council is notified two weeks before the session check-in with a written statement from a physician. The program fee minus the nonrefundable deposit will be refunded.
• the family unexpectedly moves out of the area.
• there is a family emergency [e.g., a family death or medical emergency (to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis).
Financial Assistance
No refund will be given and the entire amount will be retained if:
• a camper does not show up.
• does not pass the health and wellness screening.
• leaves early due to illness, homesickness, and parental request.
• demonstration of disregard toward camp policies.
We believe in the benefits of a camp experience are beneficial to all Girl Scouts and the financial burden of accessing those benefits should not keep someone from experiencing joy and creating memories. If you need additional assistance to help pay for camp, please consider applying for financial assistance. Funds are available for families to cover the cost of camp. Eligibility will be based on need, and assistance will be applied for one camp per girl. Financial Assistance application can be found on our website.
Camp Experience
When girls attend Girl Scout Camp they discover that they can better solve problems and overcome challenges. They develop leadership skills, build better social bonds, and are happier overall. Pair that with all the fun, camp is a great way to build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place!
Camp Living
Campers are placed in groups of 5 to 30 with 2 to 5 trained staff members per group in compliance with GSUSA Safety Activity Checkpoints. At weekend and overnight camp, campers stay in cabins or platform tents with one camper per cot/bed. The program, number of campers, and camper’s age determine the living arrangements. Each unit has a shelter for rainy day activities, bathroom facilities, and storage.
Camp Mail
Help your camper stay connected by leaving mail during check-in to be delivered to your camper throughout their stay or make use of one of our new features, CampGrams through CampDocs. Additional information about camp mail and CampGrams will be sent to all caregivers registered for Camp Logan overnight camps.
Camp Staff
All camp staff are at least 18 years old, have undergone a criminal background check, and completed CPR training. All staff attended pre-camp training where they learn or review camping skills, risk management, Girl Scout programming, human development, and communication skills. Many staff members return each year and travel from all over the world to join us at camp.
Health & Wellness
The well-being of your camper is our top priority. All our summer camp staff have had mental wellbeing, CPR & AED, and first aid training. A Health and Wellness Manager is onsite any time campers are present, and they dispense medications, check-in with campers regularly, and address any concerns. For our team to provide the best care, we recommend being thorough when completing our health forms. We best support your camper when we have the knowledge to do so.
Technology Free
GSNI-M camps will continue our tradition of having a No Cell Phones policy for campers. We strongly believe that it is important for campers to disconnect and experience camp without any additional distractions. Please see our full policy on our website, gsnim.org.
Inclement Weather
Our staff actively monitor weather conditions and are well-trained in emergency protocols to ensure a safe environment for all campers. While a rainy day might lead to adjusted activities, in the event of severe weather, campers may be relocated to a secure area for their safety. Should a weather emergency arise, our camp leadership will promptly notify caregivers with updates on the situation and the precautions being taken. You can feel confident knowing that we are prepared and committed to your camper’s well-being, rain or shine.
Additional Questions?
Visit our FAQs online or contact our Member Care team to learn more and discuss how we can make your camper’s experience exciting, age-appropriate, and fulfilling.
Explore Your Way
Whether you’re an experienced camper or a first-time explorer, we offer a variety of unique one-day and mini experiences for troops, families, and friends to enjoy together—creating lasting memories while discovering new adventures.
Come for the Day
Saddle and Swim
Camp Logan
June 9, 13, 16, or 20
Check in 9 AM – Check out 3 PM
Saddle and Swim is the perfect day for Girl Scouts looking to expand their love for horses and have some fun in the sun! This unique experience combines learning about horseback riding essentials—safety, horse care, behavior, and riding basics—with navigating fun obstacles in the arena. Afterward cool off and make a splash in the lake!
*Please be aware when registering sessions are grouped by levels.
One Day
Cost Deadline
On Time: $75 May 26
Come with Your Troop
Troop Camping
Camp Logan June 28 – 30
Check in 10 AM – Check out 10 AM
Join us for a Troop Camp! This three-day, two-night adventure includes meals, lodging, and exciting activities like crafts, hiking, swimming, and boating, all led by our experienced staff and volunteers. Troop leaders will supervise their troops while campers enjoy fun and relaxation. Strengthen bonds and create lasting memories!
Mini Overnight
Cost Deadline
On Time: $65 - $95 June 13
All attendees must complete a background check (approval takes 2-30 days). All attendees must be registered members of Girl Scouts.
Come with Your Family
He, She, and Me!
Camp Logan
July 19 – 20
Check in 10 AM – Check out 3 PM
Join us for a weekend of outdoor fun, friendship, and unforgettable memories! Nervous to get started, or want to show your family why you love coming here every summer? This is YOUR chance to invite your favorite adult(s) to share in the adventure. At Girl Scout camp, it’s all about girl-led experiences— watch your Girl Scout shine as she leads activities and builds confidence. Enjoy swimming, boating, archery, crafts, and more!
Mini Overnight
Cost Deadline
On Time: $50 - $95 June 27
All attendees must complete a background check (approval takes 2-30 days). All attendees must be registered members of Girl Scouts.
Discover All Our Camps
Open Hike
Sunday, March 9 @ Camp McMillen
Sunday, March 23 @ Camp Soni Springs
Saturday, August 9 @ Camp Logan
Wednesday, September 24 @ Camp McMillen
Join us throughout the year for an open hike at one of our beloved camps, where you can explore the trails, enjoy a fun scavenger hunt, and meet our friendly Camp Experience Manager. Visit all our camps and discover what awaits you in our camp and outdoor programs. Perfect for current Girl Scouts, future Girl Scouts, and their caregivers.
All Open Hike events are free. Check-in times and registration deadlines may vary. Visit gsnim.org for details.
Come Learn More
Camp Open House
Camp Logan June 25 & July 16
Check in 5:30 PM – Check out 8:30 PM
Not quite ready for overnight camp but curious about the magic of Camp Logan? Bring your caregiver along for a fun-filled evening complete with a camp tour, activities, a flag ceremony, dinner, and iconic Girl Scout s’mores. Meet our friendly staff, make new friends, and help everyone feel at ease while discovering why summer camp is the ultimate adventure!
One Day
Cost Deadline
FREE June 20
Advance registration is required to assist with meal planning.
10008 Dupont Circle Drive East
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Summer camp registration opens February 1!
March
March 22 Brownie Hiker @ SPICER LAKE NATURE PRESERVE
April 12
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