Camp Sacajawea
Just For Teens

Camp Sacajawea offers three specialized areas of leadership training and development: Camp Program Aide, Bow and Row, and Guard Start, in additon to a special teen program. Girls who successfully complete the program may have an opportunity to share their skills and interests by volunteering at day camp, at other Girl Scout council-sponsored programs or within their own communities. Girls who are active Girl Scouts and wish to apply these trainings for recognition will be awarded the Program Aide pin and through their volunteer hours may earn their Program Aide patch. Volunteer hours may be applied to other community awards programs.

Teen Scene!
For girls entering 7th-10th grades
Fee: $195

Our basic teen program is designed to be challenging, interesting and stimulating. Computer, cooking and creative arts are just some of the choices girls may explore. Our day camp will provide girls with the opportunity to create great relationships, share experiences and discover new adventures — why not come with a friend?

Bow & Row
For girls entering 8th-10th grades. Girls must attend both weeks of camp to be considered trained.
Fee: $475

This unique leadership experience will provide girls with the skills necessary to work with girls of younger ages in the program areas of Boating and Archery. Fee includes two off-site canoe trips.

• Two-week course
  July 7-July 18

Camp Program Aide
For girls entering 8th-10th grades. Girls must attend both weeks of camp to be considered trained.
Fee: $400

This leadership program provides girls with the opportunity to develop or perfect camping skills with a Day Camp specialization. With this specialization, girls who complete the training and are 14 years of age or older are allowed to become their troop's outdoor-trained person for troop camping events.

• Two-week course
  June 23-July 3

Guard Start American Red Cross Pre-Lifeguard Training
For girls entering 8th-10th grades. Girls must attend both weeks of camp to be considered trained.
Fee: $425

The foundations of the "Life Guarding Tomorrow" program are prevention, fitness, response, leadership and professionalism. Please note: in order to successfully receive the American Red Cross certificate, girls must be able to swim 500 yards without stopping to rest or becoming tired and/or breathless.

• Two week course
  July 21-August 1

Annapolis Sailing

The Annapolis Sailing Program has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Since 1959, Annapolis Sailing School has introduced literally tens of thousands of students to the joy of sailing. Their unique blend of theory and practice has come to be known as the "Annapolis Way" to learn to sail. This summer, Cookie Credits that have already been banked may be used by Teen Girl Scouts to help fund this travel adventure.