Summer Camp
Summer Camp Registration Is Open!
Register for Summer Camp 2025!
Summer Day Camp 2025 Bus Schedule
Day Camp Family Handbook
Overnight Camp Family Handbook
Our summer camps offer a wide variety of programs for all your different interests. Summer camp is a great way for girls to explore leadership, build skills, and develop a deep appreciation for nature. In a girl-led environment, all girls will be able to challenge themselves and take healthy risks while surrounded by supportive friends and camp staff. When girls spend quality time outdoors and increase their exposure to nature, they thrive physically, emotionally, and intellectually.
No matter which camp you choose or whether you stay a few days, a week, or longer, you will have a ton of fun making new friends, trying new things, practicing new-found skills, and creating memories that will last a lifetime. Girl Scouts' dedication to progression in outdoor programming means that your camper will practice age-appropriate skills and gain the experience they need to feel confident taking the next step in their outdoor journey. No prior Girl Scout experience needed to attend Girl Scout camp! Non-members have an additional $35 service fee for camp which includes all membership benefits through September of the following year.
This summer belongs to YOU!
Overnight camp is for campers who have finished first grade.
Girls camp for three to fourteen days and nights (the average is five nights). They plan activities with their counselors, taking advantage of the resources available at each camp. Both GSCWM overnight camps also host Troop Camping Adventure overnight programs where troop leaders get to experience all the fun of summer camp with their Girl Scouts.
Overnight Camp programming is offered at two camp properties:
Camp Bonnie Brae, East Otis, MA
Camp Green Eyire, Harvard, MA
Day camp is for campers who have finished kindergarten and up, with activities including art, swimming, team building, and much more. The optional overnight camp, late night program, and bussing may be offered for an additional fee.
Day Camp programing is offered at three camp properites:
Camp Green Eyrie, Harvard, MA
Camp Lewis Perkins, South Hadley, MA
Camp Laurel Wood, Spencer MA
GSCWM 2025 Camp Bus Schedule 
Camp Financial Assistance
Camp Doc Tips & Tricks
Camp FAQs
What is the GSCWM Tax ID Number?
When will Summer Camp registration open?
How do I register my camper for Summer Camp?
Will there be returning camper registration this year as there was in
past years?
What are the pricing structures for Summer Camp
What is Fireflies?
What age groups are eligible to participate in Fireflies and where is it offered?
What age groups are eligible to participate in the Optional Overnight
for Day Campers and where is it offered?
My camper is interested in trying out overnight camp this year, are
there any sampler programs for Girl Scouts? If so, where are these
sampler programs offered?
How are the interview and application process being handled for CIT II?
Is transportation being offered this year? If so, what are the bus stop
locations? Is transportation offered at all camps?
Does my camper have to be a registered Girl Scout to attend Summer Camp?
Is financial assistance available for Summer Camp? If so, how do I apply
for financial assistance?
Will the same Camp Staff be returning to all four camps?
How old does my Girl Scout have to be to apply to work at one of the
four GSCWM Camps? What positions are available?
What is the current cancellation policy for Summer Camp?
Who would I contact if I need to make a change to my camp registration
or transfer my camper to another camp session?
If my daughter is placed on a waitlist, how will I know if she has been
moved into the program? Is she guaranteed to come off of the waitlist?
Should campers be choosing a session based on their current grade level
or the grade level they are entering in the Fall?
If my Girl Scout earns a Camp Certificate during Cookie Season- how do I
apply that to her balance? Will I be refunded any costs I have already
paid?
Camper Handbook Information
General Camp Information
Life at Camp!
GSCWM’s summer camp staff strive to provide a fun, exciting, nurturing, and safe space for all campers. Daily, campers are given the opportunity to try new things, make new friends, explore the world around them, and most importantly HAVE FUN OUTDOORS! Below is some general life at camp information. Should you have any additional questions, please email us at camp@gscwm.org.
AMERICAN CAMP ASSOCIATION (ACA)
The American Camp Association, or ACA, is the only accrediting body for recreational camps in the United States. ACA’s accreditation standards focus on health, safety, and risk management, and are used as benchmarks by government entities. ACA accreditation provides public evidence of a camp’s commitment to the well-being of campers and staff.
Camp Bonnie Brae, Camp Green Eyrie, and Camp Lewis Perkins are fully accredited ACA Camps, While Camp Laruel Wood follows all ACA standards and guidelines. GSCWM submits annual reports to ACA for review and each camp receives an on-site evaluation from ACA representatives every three years. In addition to maintaining accreditation status, GSCWM staff utilize ACA trainings and research to develop exciting camp programs, maintain up-to-date staffing policies, and uphold industry best practices for participant health & safety
RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES STATEMENT
LIVING ARRANGEMENTS - OVERNIGHT CAMP
PROGRAM INFORMATION
DAY CAMP
OVERNIGHT CAMP
TYPICAL DAY AT CAMP
Day Camp
Overnight Camp
BUDDIES
BADGES
KAPERS
SWIMMING
CAMP NAMES
BIRTHDAYS
SHOWERING & HYGIENE- OVERNIGHT CAMP
ELECTRONICS AND CELL PHONE PROTOCOL
LOST AND FOUND
Health & Safety
HEALTH CARE CONSULTANT
HEALTH CARE SUPERVISOR
CARE OF INJURIES OR ILLNESS
HEALTH CHECK-IN PROCESS - OVERNIGHT CAMP
HEALTH HISTORY FORMS
MEDICATION AT CAMP
INSURANCE
MENNINGOCOCCAL DISEASE, LYME DISEASE, AND TICK SAFETY
BUG SPRAYS, DEET, WEST NILE VIRUS AND LYME DISEASE
SAFETY
INCLEMENT WEATHER PROCEDURES
ABOUT OUR STAFF
MEALS
Day Camp
Overnight Camp
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
SHOES AT CAMP
PETS
WEAPONS & DRUGS
VALUABLES
GIRL SCOUT POLICIES & PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS
REASONS FOR A CAMPER TO BE SENT HOME
HOMESICKNESS - OVERNIGHT CAMP
THE OVERNIGHT EXPERIENCE AND HOW TO PREPARE
THE FIRST TIME AWAY FROM HOME
Staying In Touch
VISITING
TELEPHONES
MAIL, PACKAGES, AND CAMPGRAMS - OVERNIGHT CAMP
INSTAGRAM PAGE
How to Get to Camp and When
OVERNIGHT CAMP
CAR PICK UP AND DROP OFF TIMES
DAY CAMP
OVERNIGHT CAMP
GETTING TO CAMP BY BUS - DAY CAMP
PICK UP TIMES FOR FIREFLIES PROGRAM
DIRECTIONS TO CAMP BONNIE BRAE
DIRECTIONS TO CAMP EYRIE
DIRECTIONS TO CAMP LAUREL WOOD
DIRECTIONS TO CAMP LEWIS PERKINS
In addition to safety guidelines outlined by the American Camping Association and Girl Scouts of the USA, all GSCWM camps comply with Massachusetts Department of Public Health regulations and are licensed by the local board of health.
