Summer Adventures
Thank you for a great 2025 summer camp season!
With day and overnight camp options, there is a summer camp session for every Girl Scout.
GSTOP summer camps offer archery, horsemanship specific camps, hiking, swimming, arts and crafts, and many Girl Scout camping traditions.
Whether spending the week at overnight camp or spending the day at day camp, Girl Scout camps sessions are made for summer and for you, the Girl Scout.
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2026 summer camp options are coming soon!
Read about changes to 2026 GSTOP Summer Camps.
Stevens Ranch Overnight Camp
Overnight Camp at Stevens Ranch will include sessions specifically for horses. All campers will enjoy swimming, hiking, and traditional camp activities.
Stevens Ranch Day Camp
Day Camp at Stevens Ranch will include swimming, hiking, and sessions specifically for horses.
Definition of Girl Scout Camping
Camping is a fun-filled, character-building experience that girls can try out for short periods of time. Outdoor settings provide us with a remarkable opportunity to take girls from many backgrounds and put them together on neutral territory and let them get to know one another. Where else can they so easily mingle, have fun, and learn new skills? The one place where the best in Girl Scouting converges is Girl Scout camp. Fun, challenges, adventures, and friendships in a camp setting are small versions-child sized versions-of real life. The camping program captures the essence of everything Girl Scouting stands for and helps girls ‘to do.’ It is up to us to make certain that this important part of Girl Scouting remains part of the future of the girls in the movement.
-Mary Rose Main
Past National Executive Director
GSUSA
Girl Scouts Summer Objectives
- Campers develop an appreciation and interest for nature.
- Campers improve their confidence and ability to face challenges and take risks.
- Campers improve the following skills:
1. Leadership,
2. Teamwork,
3. Communication, and
4. Problem solving.
- Campers continue to engage in outdoor activities.
- Campers continue to identify as an environmental advocate.
- Campers continue to be committed to environmental stewardship.
