Our Camps

Girl Scout camp provides girls with an opportunity to try new and exciting experiences, explore the wonders of nature, enjoy traditional camp activities and adventures, and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

What makes our camps so special? Girl Scout camp is unique in that it is girl-led. Guided by staff, girls of every age are involved in planning, organizing, and evaluating their camp activities. Girls are empowered as they learn and practice creative thinking, leadership, and decision-making skills.

Our camp programs are open to all girls entering kindergarten through grade 12—including those who have never participated in Girl Scouts. We offer both day and resident (overnight) camp programs at five locations.

Camp Physicals with ConvenientMD

Getting your Girl Scout ready for summer camp is as easy as 1-2-3 with our ConvenientMD Urgent Care partnership. Camp physicals are now available for $20, walk into any ConvenientMD Urgent Care location throughout New Hampshire. Open seven days a week, 8 am-8 pm.

Camp Staff

Camp Staff

Our summer staff are recruited from around the world. They are college students, mothers, teachers and others who enjoy working with children. They all complete an application and interview, provide references, and undergo a formal background check. All staff complete an intensive pre-camp training orientation before campers arrive.

Interested in working at camp this summer? Visit our Employment page for a listing of available positions or visit us at a job fair:

Wednesday, March 20	University of Vermont Spring Job and Internship Fair 12 pm - 4 pm Davis Center, 4th floor UVM Campus Burlington, VT
Thursday, March 21	UML Spring Career Fair 4 pm - 7 pm Tsongas Center UMass Lowell Campus Lowell, MA
Wednesday, March 27	NH College and University Annual Career Fair 2 pm - 5 pm Sullivan Arena St. Anselm College Manchester, NH

Older Girl Leadership Opportunities at Camp

Older Girl Leadership Opportunities at Camp

Barn Program Aide and Camp Program Aide
Gain valuable experience and have fun at this volunteer work program that expands on your Program Aide training. Camp Program Aides assist in all areas of camp—waterfront, adventure, office, kitchen, crafts, and in units – while Barn Program Aides also aide in barn programs. In between, you’ll get to enjoy camp program areas as a unit.

Counselor in Training (CIT) and Barn Leader in Training (BLIT)
This two-year training program provides you with skills and knowledge you’ll need to become a successful camp staff member. In your first year, spend four weeks brushing up on your camp skills, practicing new leadership skills, and gaining valuable experience working with campers. BLITs additionally spend time at the barn, and must have documented riding/horse care experience.

The next year, refine your skills by observing and assisting experienced staff, and then be fully immersed in working with an assigned camper group. BLITs can expect to also instruct groups at the barn in lessons and horse care.

Interested in one of these leadership programs?
Register for either program through your favorite camp and then fill out the Camp Leadership Program Application.

Financial Assistance (Camperships)

Financial Assistance (Camperships)

In order to ensure all girls can benefit from a great camp experience, the Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains makes financial aid available for all girls living within our council jurisdiction. Once registration opens in December, please apply by completing the Summer Camp Financial Assistance Application as soon as possible for consideration. Please feel free to contact us for assistance with completing the form.

Have questions about any of our camps or programs? Please contact our customer care department at customercare@girlscoutsgwm.org or 888.474.9686 for assistance.

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