Registration Deadline May 15th
Beaver Lake Service Unit Day Camp - blsudaycamp.info@gmail.com
Girl Scouts of Maplewood, Oakdale, and Woodbury
Day Camp 2024 July 22nd - 26th
To Be Announced Soon
Registration will open in February 2024
Day Camp Overview
Registration FOR 2024
Camper: The Camper cost for day camp is $170. Registrations will only be accepted through May 15th or until full.
Caddie: The Caddie cost for day camp is $50. Caddies please register early. We will be limiting the number of Caddies for Day Camp 2023 and registration is a first come first accepted process. Be ready to send your form in as soon as they become available online.
Volunteers: If a volunteer is able to help at camp all week, the camp fee for one Camper will be discounted to $50, If a volunteer is able to help at camp for 3 or 4 days, the camp fee for a Camper will be reduced to $100. There is no cost for a Caddie who has a parent volunteer..
Cookie credits may be used to help pay for camp. Grants-for-Girls are available on the GS Council web site. (see the registration page for a link)
Volunteer
Our day camp is an ALL VOLUNTEER run day camp. We organize and help at camp because we love enriching girls lives.
Please consider volunteering to help for the week or more by being on the planning team.
Events and Activities
Every year we work to provide a wide variety of camp activities that will enrich and enhance each campers experience. These activities include: swimming, boating, archery, team building, hiking, cooking outdoors, educational lessons and lots of fun! See our activities page for more information.
What is Day Camp?
Girl Scouts
Who can Attend
Who can Attend
We are a day time camp for Girl Scouts with one overnight. Our planning team is an all volunteer team that loves putting together fun filled activities for Girls.
Who can Attend
Who can Attend
Who can Attend
Any Girl Scout entering grades 1-12 in the fall may attend our Day Camp. If you want to attend camp and are not a registered Girl Scout, we can help you get registered.
Roles at Camp
Who can Attend
Roles at Camp
Girl Scouts entering 1st-6th in the fall can be campers.
Girl Scouts entering 7th-12th grade in the fall can be Caddies, if they have the proper training.
Girl Scouts 18 and over can be adult volunteers.
Save the Dates for 2024
Caddie Training
Adult Volunteer Training
Adult Volunteer Training
We have not set the dates for our service unit Caddie training for Day Camp 2024. (Note: you are also required to have council level training. Please see the Caddie page for more information.)
Adult Volunteer Training
Adult Volunteer Training
Adult Volunteer Training
We have set the dates for our service unit Adult Volunteer training for Day Camp 2024. Please mark your calendars with these dates and make every effort to attend both trainings.
1. TBD
2. July 21st, 2024, 1:30-3:30 pm. Caddie/Adult joint training. Meet the Caddies and Adults in your group and get to know them a little bit before camp begins. Explore the camp a little before it begins. Location: Camp Lakamaga.
Volunteer-Led Day Camps
Volunteer-led day camps are put together by Girl Scouts, for Girl Scouts! These camps are hosted by River Valleys volunteers and are a great way to learn new skills, meet other Girl Scouts in the area, and most importantly—have a rip-roaring good time!
While hosted by specific service units, these camps are open to all Girl Scout sisters.
Philosophies and Guidelines
BLSU has an established volunteer-run day camp program with two main goals:
- To provide a safe, fun, friendly, and educational outdoor camp experience; during which, girls have ample opportunities to learn about themselves and the world around them.
- To offer leadership opportunities for young women to progress with increasing responsibilities through Jr. Caddie, Caddie, Sr. Caddie, and young adult roles. For more information on Caddies see our Caddie page.
COVID-19 Precautions (Last Updated 5/2/2022)
COVID-19 Restrictions
Council has lifted nearly all of the COVID-19 restrictions, so camp will be as close as possible to pre-pandemic years. Please refer to the Registration Page for all current restrictions.
Below are things to think about in order to keep everyone healthy and safe while at camp during these unprecedented times.
We want everyone to be safe and have a wonderful time at camp this year. There are things we will ask of you before camp and during camp to help keep everyone safe:
- We would appreciate your consideration in staying away from large crowds and non-vaccinated people for 2 weeks before camp.
- Please wear clean masks everyday.
- Wash hands frequently with soap and water and use hand-sanitizer.
- Please monitor your camper's, caddies', or adult volunteer's temperature and/or other COVID-19 like symptoms. If you are concerned please stay home.
- Due to the cost of running camp, we will be unable to offer refunds after June 1st, regardless of the reason why one must miss camp. (Basically we will have already spent the money on supplies, activities, and busing by then and won't have the money to offer a refund).
Please remember that the day camp planning team is all volunteers and we are doing our best to keep everyone healthy and safe AND have a meaningful camp experience.
If you have any questions or concerns please email our camp director at blsudaycamp.director@gmail.com.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you at camp this summer.
Sincerely,
The BLSU Day Camp Planning Team
