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We are excited that you are considering a resident camp opportunity for your daughter! Camp is a place for girls to grow and develop, build confidence, and make new friends in a safe and nurturing environment. We understand that choosing to send your daughter to camp can be a tough decision and hope that you will find the following information helpful.
About GSOH Resident Camps includes information related to resident camp goals and benefits, anticipated outcomes, things to consider, the registration process, and answers to other common questions. If you find that you still have more questions after reading this information, please contact the respective camp director as listed on the general information page.
The general program at camp includes swimming daily, cooking out over a fire, hiking, and many other activities. Each girl participates in arts & crafts and nature sessions with program specialists. Girls have many choices when they arrive at camp, and their group may elect to participate in activities such as making ice cream, archery, playing games, creeking, or singing. Programs that feature a specialized interest area may have less time for extra activities, but will try to offer as many things as possible.
Programs in the Camp Guide are listed by Girl Scout age level and correspond with the grade that the camper is currently completing. The Camp Guide will be mailed to the household of every registered Ohio's Heartland Girl Scout in late January. It will also be available for download from the website.
Camp Molly Lauman (ML) and Camp Wakatomika (WK) are proud to be accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA). According to the ACA, "The main purpose of the ACA accreditation program is to educate camp owners and directors in the administration of key aspects of camp operation, particularly those related to program quality and the health and safety of campers and staff. The standards establish guidelines for implementing policies, procedures, and practices." Visit the ACA's website to learn more about the accreditation process.
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Forms
Available March 1
Program Liability Waivers
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