Still not sure if you want to send your camper to Girl Scout camp? 
Check out what these Girl Scouts had to say about camp!

"Camp is like one big extended family that gets together every summer to have a reunion." 
– Ashley Carter, grade 11

"Girl Scout camp has had a huge impact in my life."  
– Shianne Rogers, grade 6

"Girl Scout camp is really fun because you can do activities that others who don’t go are sure to miss out on.  You go on hikes, do scavenger hunts and meet other girls who like the same things as you. At camp you make lifetime friends.  With whatever you choose, you will learn something!"  
- Allison Dorantes, grade 7

"Attending camp is probably one of ht ebest things I have chosen to do, because it is the only place where I can do things such as backpacking and canoeing, activities that are not readily available in suburbia, learning to do different activities allows me to develop unique interests."   
– Paige Ambord, grade 10

"What I like about camp is the learning experience.  It is a learning experience by practicing on the outdoor activities they give you."  
– Colleen Adams, grade 7

"Going to Girl Scout camp would be the beginning of a wonderful adventure, and a life filled with challenge and opportunity.  Camp is the place where I learned to take care of myself without being told, and how to work and live with all sorts of people." 
– Nicole Freed, grade 11

"From my first year at Girl Scout camp to my latest year, I have had countless amazing experiences.  Over the years I have learned life long skills, made new wonderful friends, and grown stronger as a Girl Scout and even more as a person.  I will keep coming back to Girl Scout camp for many years to come, for the friendships, the fun and the new experiences."
– Hazel Donovan, grade 9

"I absolutely love EVERYTHING about Girl Scout camp.  I enjoy meeting new friend, assembling crafts and spending time with people my own age.  Camp is a great experience.  Every time I go to camp I am thrilled, I get excited thinking of the new friends and creating more memories." 
– Rachel Tyree, Cadette Girl Scout