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Girl Scouts - Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas
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Table Of COntents WELCOME tO camp!
Camp NOARK’s 300 acres have been the wilderness
2 Welcome! 10 LIT and CIT
home to Girl Scouts since 1967. Living units range from an
3 Meet the Staff 11 Horsemanship Program
4 Camp Map 12 Frequently Asked Questions
air-conditioned bunk room to a true wilderness retreat
5 COVID-19 Considerations 13 Financial Information that older girls build themselves. Campers at NOARK
6 Five Outcomes 14 Packing List enjoy extensive hiking, target sports, arts and crafts,
7 Living Units and Sessions 15 Cookies to Camp and a sisterhood in song. NOARK is now also home to
8 Session Schedule 16 Camp Care Packages our equestrian program and all campers will have the
9 Daily Schedule opportunity to experience time with our horses.
camp OPEN HOUSE
When: Sunday March 14, 1-4 PM
COst: $5 | Age: All levels | Register by: March 1
Thinking about summer camp but wondering where your camper will
stay? Would you like to see where she will eat? Do you have questions
about how we will operate within COVID-19 protocol? Tour camp and get
your questions answered on this preview day. This drive-through event
is designed to give you an opportunity to see camp from the comfort
and safety of your car. All activities will be offered socially distanced and
Did yOu
masks will be required outside of your vehicle. Meet the camp director
and see what camp is all about. This event is open to the public The land knOw?
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For safety purposes, every adult attending this event must register. funds ra
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attend. All event attendees must adhere to council Covid-19 Guidelines p
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for In-Person Girl Scout Activity. No dropoffs.
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Meet the staff
q-Tip Breezy
FreedOm Kerri “Q-Tip” Walker Brenna “Breezy” Stone
Equine Program Manager Horse Program Coordinator
Betony “Freedom” Maringer
Kerri has been a Girl Scout since she was a Although not a Girl Scout growing up, Brenna’s
Camp Director
Brownie, and it was the Girl Scout Horse Program love of horses and the outdoors started with her
Betony joined Girl Scouts as a Brownie. As that kept her attached and involved through her youngest years spent in the Rocky Mountains
she grew, Camp NOARK became her summer early 20s, up to being the riding director for Camp of Colorado then transferred to the Ozarks in
home. With the skills and confidence learned Storeywood in the early 2000s. Some of her Arkansas. After a break from the horse world,
in the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, Betony best memories are at Camp Adrianne Storey as Brenna started training and teaching as a working
studied outdoor recreation at the University of a child; many of her best friendships originated student in late 2014 with a hunter/jumper
Arkansas, completed a course with the National there and have carried on for decades. Although barn, then switched to dressage in 2016 when
Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) in the Yukon she never rodeoed, she worked and did some she briefly moved to Missouri. Brenna has an
Territory, and worked through many roles at training on competitive sport horses throughout educational background in languages, humanities,
Girl Scout camps in three states. Her personal college. She worked for over seven years as a and various sciences including equine science.
mission is to create and support a culture of veterinary assistant, has been an IT consultant, Her teaching philosophy is to positively cultivate
kindness and strength at camp – a culture that and owns several businesses. She has a degree confidence and independence in young girls
encourages healthy risk, self-reflection, and the in agricultural business and animal science. Her through the art of horsemanship. She wants to
accomplishment of personal goals. Through family has always loved and spent time outdoors provide the proper tools and skills, combined
the resident and off-season camp program she and she continues that with her two children. She with a learning environment for her students
hopes to help girls and staff recognize their true loves agriculture and large animals and believes to experiment safely, for them to grow into
potential and be part of something larger they can teach us values and skills that go far independent riders. With horses, you never
than themselves. beyond the barn yard. stop learning!
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cOvid-19 cOnsideratiOns
Camp NOARK and Girl Scouts - Diamonds are planning Check-in will be completed as a “drive through”. Camper Campers will complete a daily self-health screening
and implementing the most up-to date, scientifically temperatures will be taken from their car. With proof of through our health software portal for two weeks prior
backed health and safety protocols. no fever, campers will exit their car to turn in any meds to arrival at camp. Campers must have a negative
and complete a brief lice screening. Upon completion, COVID screening test within 48 hours of check-in.
Below is a general description of our mitigation campers will return to their car to be dropped off at
plans at the time of publication. Check the regularly their living unit. Families will remain in the car. Staff will Large group gatherings will look different. Our meals will
updated American Camp Association guidelines here. assist in luggage transportation to of social movement be served in shifts so no more than 25 campers and
in their living unit and with each other. Within the pod, their support staff will be present at one time. Campers
Our staff are agreeing to limit their contact with the campers will not wear masks. When interacting with will share tables with only members of their pod.
public prior to their arrival at camp for training, receive campers or staff outside of their pod, extra attention to
a negative COVID screening result, and maintain a masking and social distancing will be observed. We aim Travel will be limited to our daily swim at Withrow
personal health screening log for two weeks prior to to create an environment of safety while supporting the Springs State Park. We make use of the park’s facilities
arrival onsite. Once at camp, they agree to remain normal interactions our campers need. prior to them opening to the public. Campers will travel
onsite for the entire season. Our camp staff training is with members of their pod, and the pool capacity will
at least 10 days prior to camper arrival. be 25 campers and their support staff. Campers will not
swim with masks.
Hand Face Physical
Screening Hygiene COhOrting Sanitizing VentilatiOn
Masks Distancing
Pre, POd,
Initial, SOap + OutdOOrs, Spray Paint,
Water, ClOth Or Family, Frequently, Duct Tape,
OngOing, DispOsable Fans,
Sanitizer Village High TOuch Staggering
POst Screens
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FIVE OUTCOMES When girls come to camp, they do more than just have fun! Our camp programming is
designed to help girls grow and benefit through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience.
StrOng Sense POsitive Values
Of Self Girls act ethically, honestly,
Challenge Seeking
Girls have confidence in themselves and responsibly, and show
Girls take appropriate risks, try things even if
and their abilities; they form concern for others.
they might fail, and learn from their mistakes.
positive identities.
At camp, we recite the Girl Scout
At camp, our staff instructors are trained to
At camp, girls are encouraged to try new Promise and Law each morning
supervise their specialty area and engage girls
activities and practice their skills. Girls at flag ceremony and ask girls to
in healthy risk taking. Girls can try “challenge
have the freedom to choose consider the Law during conflicts.
by choice” in an encouraging, uplifting
extra activity rotations to add Girls learn to share responsibility in
environment.
to their daily schedule. keeping their living area clean and
assisting in cleaning areas shared
by all camp during daily “kapers”.
COmmunity
Healthy RelatiOnships PrOblem SOlving
Girls develop and maintain healthy relationships by Girls desire to contribute to the world in
communicating their feelings directly and resolving purposeful and meaningful ways, learn how to
conflicts constructively. identify problems in the community, and create
“action plans” to solve them.
In a group living setting like camp, conflict can happen.
As a part of our group living environment at
When it does, our trained counselors discuss any
camp, girls create their own rules for
disagreements with girls and help them to solve their
their groups with the guidance of
conflict constructively.
our counselors.
New tO the gsle?
Find out more on our website!
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Living Units & sessiOns friendship lOdge sessiOns
Friendship LOdge: grades 2-3 June 13-18 Horse
(air conditioning, electricity, indoor shower) June 20-25 General
Entering Grades 2-3. Brownies participate in planning their weekly cookout, choose June 27-July 2 General
activities as individuals and as groups. They will sleep indoors in a climate-controlled July 4-9 Horse
bunkroom as a group, with their counselors. Peace out! July 11-16 General
July 18-23 Horse
enchanted hOllOw sessiOns
Enchanted HOllOw: grades 4-5 June 13-18 General
(outdoor shower and outhouse) June 20-25 Horse
Entering Grades 4-5. Juniors plan a more challenging weekly cookout, choose activities June 27-July 2 General
as individuals and as groups. They sleep in screened-in cabins in groups of four, with July 4-9 General
counselors in a neighboring cabin. Plan out! July 11-16 Horse
July 18-23 General/Horse
Daisy Patch: grades 4-6 Daisy Patch sessiOns
June 13-18 General
(outdoor shower and outhouse)
June 20-25 Horse
Entering Grades 4-6. Rising Juniors and Cadettes spend up to two weeks at Camp NOARK
June 27-July 2 Horse
in open-air platform tents. They will plan cookouts, a night hike, individual daily activities July 4-16 General/Horse
and group projects. Cook out! July 18-23 General
POOh COrner: grades 6-8 POOh COrner sessiOns
(outdoor shower and outhouse) June 13-25 General/Horse
Entering Grades 6-8 or 8+. Rising Cadettes and Seniors+ spend up to two weeks at Camp June 27-July 2 General/Horse
July 4-16 General
NOARK in pitch tents and hammocks. They will plan cookouts, overnight adventures on
July 18-23 Horse
camp, individual daily activities and group projects. Sleep out!
ArbOr Dale: grades 7+ ArbOr Dale sessiOns
Entering Grades 7+. Rising Cadettes and up with a drive for independence and adventure June 13-25 General
will begin their session at Pooh Corner while they learn the skills and plan for the living June 27-July 2 General
unit of their own creation! Experienced campers and adventurous beginners are welcome!
Arbor Dale is a signature of the Camp NOARK experience! Adventure out!
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sessiOn schedule
New this year: streamlined session options! Choose your session date, the grade you are entering in the fall, and
between a horse-focused session or a general session. Sessions are one or two weeks long. You and your camper
podmates will work directly with your counselors to create your ideal schedule while you adventure at Camp NOARK!
SESSION ONE: JUNE 13-18 SESSION fOur: July 4-9
grade 2-3 | friendship lodge | horse session grade 2-3 | friendship lodge | horse session Pricing Gu
grade 4-5 | enchanted hollow | general session grade 4-5 | enchanted hollow | general session ide
1 week gene
ral: $275
grade 4-6 | daisy patch | general session 1 week hors
e: $325
SESSION fOur & five: 2 week gen
eral: $375
SESSION ONE & twO: July 4-16 (2 week) 2 week hors
e: $425
JUNE 13-25 (2 week) grade 4-6 | daisy patch | horse session
grade 7+ | pooh corner | horse session grade 4-6 | daisy patch | general session
grade 7+ | arbor dale | general session grade 7+ | pooh corner | general session
CIT 1 | pooh corner | general session CIT 1 | pooh corner | general session
CIT 2 | pooh corner | general session CIT 2 | pooh corner | general session
SESSION twO: JUNE 20-25 SESSION five: July 11-16
grade 2-3 | friendship lodge | general session grade 2-3 | friendship lodge | general session
grade 4-5 | enchanted hollow | horse session grade 4-5 | enchanted hollow | horse session
SESSION three: JUNE 27-July 2 sessiOn six: july 18-23
grade 2-3 | friendship lodge | general session grade 2-3 | friendship lodge | horse session
grade 4-5 | enchanted hollow | general session grade 4-5 | enchanted hollow | horse session
grade 4-6 | daisy patch | horse session grade 4-5 | enchanted hollow | general session
grade 7+ | pooh corner | horse session grade 4-6 | daisy patch | general session
grade 7+ | pooh corner | general session grade 7+ | pooh corner | horse session
LIT | pooh corner | general session LIT | pooh corner | general session
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DAILY SCHEDULE TOp Camp Tips
An average day at camp? No such thing! You and your camper
podmates will work directly with your counselors to create your Mail can be dropped off at check-in. You can even leave a letter for each day!
ideal schedule while you adventure at Camp NOARK! Here’s an If you prefer to mail letters, make sure you mail at least two days ahead.
example of what a day at camp might look like:
Campers should pack under parent supervision. Make sure she knows what
she has and where! Also, know campers will re-pack their own bags.
6-8 am Early Riders Lesson (select sessions)
8 am Flag Raising Ceremony Please let us know if your camper regularly wets the bed, so we are prepared
to change the sheets and wash bedding/clothing while girls are out of their
8:15 am Breakfast living area. We do this very discreetly so other girls won’t know about it.
9 am Pool Time
Send pre-addressed and stamped envelopes. Postcards work, too!
11 am Girl’s Choice
There are no snacks or sodas for sale in the trading post. Daily snacks are
12 pm Lunch
available for all campers at no charge.
1 pm Turtle Time
Bring separate towels for swimming and showering.
2-6 pm Activity Rotations
Sisters don’t always make the best buddies!
6 pm Flag Retiring Ceremony
6:15 pm Dinner All campers need a backpack or day bag to carry their gear to their daily
activities. Avoid bags with string straps – they can dig into shoulders.
7 pm Evening Unit Time
8 pm Showers Turtle Time If possible, avoid major medication changes before your camper’s session.
Relax in your unit
10 pm Lights Out! with your pod! Do not send cell phones. They will be kept in the camp office upon discovery.
We understand your camper may have two buddies she wants to camp with,
Girl’s ChOice: AfternOOn Activity but due to our even-numbered sets of bunks in housing options, this always
Campers will choose from ROtatiOns: Each camper will leaves one girl out. We allow two or four buddies, but will not accommodate
a variety of activities each have an opportunity to take part buddy requests of three girls. This is for the inclusion of ALL campers.
day that range from arts in hiking, STEM, fire building,
and crafts to yoga, games, cookouts, target sports, and Put your camper’s name on everything!
or time with our horses. more, based on their age.
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Leaders & cOunselOrs
in training (lit & cit)
Science in the
Leaders in Training (LIT) are rising 9th and 10th graders while
Counselors in Training (CIT) are rising 11th and 12th graders. These wOOds Day Camp
campers are interested in growing their leadership and camping skills by When: Monday, June 7, 9 AM - Friday, June 11, 3 PM
working closely with our Leadership Director and camp staff. Where: STEAM Center at Burnham Woods
Level: Daisy, Brownie, Junior | Fee: $115 | Register by: May 3
LIT will choose a program area CIT 1 balance their time at camp
of focus and develop their skills between working with younger Join us for a week of meeting new Girl Scout sisters and
as they assist in camp program. campers, developing their new experiences! At this year’s day camp, we will have a
A balance between growth and counseling skills, planning and mixture of science, art, cooking, and outdoor activities.
recreation is important to LIT, so implementing camp program, and Girls will experience hands-on activities and skill building
they can expect to have time for creating their own fun. opportunities. Girls will get lunch and snacks each day, and a
planning their own fun as well. LIT is special day camp shirt!
not a prerequisite to CIT program. CIT 2 dig deeper into the ways
campers learn and grow, focus
on personal development, and
Leadership
work closely within camper units
to assist with daily life. Time for
Badges
campers
Take home the official GSUSA badges you earn during your time
rest and fun is part of their camp at camp! Look for an option to add on the badge purchase when
a high experience. you register for camp on Doubleknot.
are held to
maturity
standard of Summer Camp 2021 t-shirt and patch are our gift to each
les in the
and have ro camper every summer!
“All-Camp”
planning of
activities.
10HOrsemanship Level 1 riders have never ridden before Wrangler (level 4) and Advanced Wrangler
(level 5) objectives are similar, and lessons
PrOgram
or need some practice before riding at
a walk confidently and independently may often be combined, but Level 5
in the arena. At level 1, riders learn riders are expected to perform at a higher
The Camp NOARK Horsemanship Program gives proficiency. Riders at these levels continue
to safely approach, lead, groom and
girls of all ages and abilities a chance to ride and to practice safe horse handling, grooming,
saddle their own horses, as well as
care for horses in a safe, fun and challenging way! saddling, bridling, and control at a walk, trot,
basic control at a walk (stop, start,
Girls are placed into our program based on age AND
steer). and lope. They will also have opportunities
ability. Beginning, young, or nervous riders start
to compete in rodeo events such as
at Level 1 and will ride at least twice during their
barrel racing, pole bending, etc., and will
session (riders with experience outside our program,
conquer more advanced trails, including the
contact us directly to be placed into a level). As
riders progress, we offer more lesson time and possibility of overnight camping with the
introduce new skills. All riders will leave with a Riding horses. Ground lessons for Level 4 and 5 will
At level two, Tenderfoot riders continue to begin to focus on the entirety of the horse
Progress Report showing their accomplishments
and exiting Riding Level. Girls aren’t guaranteed to
practice safe horse handling, grooming, industry, learning about horse purchasing,
move up in level each year. We teach riding from saddling and control at a walk, and will ownership, veterinary care and equine-
the “ground up” rather than “saddle down” and a begin learning to bridle, pick hooves, and related job opportunities.
portion of each lesson (lessons include 1-2 hours of ride at a trot.
time at the barn) is spent on barn chores because it
is important for girls to learn responsibility by caring
for their horses.
Girls enrolled in camp sessions at Camp NOARK
who are not a part of the Horsemanship Program
can choose horseback riding as a one-time elective
activity only.
Level 3 Horse Sense riders continue Riders at this level have a
to practice safe horse handling, mastery over all basic care of
grooming, saddling, bridling, control horses used for trail and rodeo
at a walk and trot, and will begin riding, as well as strong riding skills
learning to ride at a lope/canter. at a walk, trot, and lope. Girls who
After completing the arena riding have satisfied all the Level 5
requirements, Level 3 riders will requirements and successfully
learn trail safety and hit the trails! reached Level 6 are known as
Riding Rookies!
11frequently asked questiOns
Who may attend Camp NOARK? I’m Interested in a session, but it’s Who will be supervising my camper?
Any girl entering grades 2-12 in the fall already full! What now? Camp staff members are enthusiastic,
of 2021 can attend camp. For those not Place your camper on a waiting list for talented and caring adults, who are
currently registered as a Girl Scout, there is your top choice and enroll in a second selected based on experience, ability to
an additional membership fee, payable at session option. Those on waitlists will be serve as role models, and their genuine
the time of camp registration. notified on April 16 if their first choice is desire to work with children. Many have
now available. If you register for another strong Girl Scout backgrounds. The ratio
session (in addition to a waitlist), you may of staff to girls varies with girls’ ages.
How will I receive information once I then transfer all fees to the waitlisted Younger girls have the greatest ratio of
register for camp? session if a spot is open and you choose counselors to campers. There are always
You will receive an email receipt containing to transfer. two adults present with each group.
a link to a camper information packet
including a packing list, forms (including
health history), and driving directions. Is there a deadline for campership What training does camp staff
Camper information packets will also be financial assistance? receive?
available online for easy access. Yes. Campership applications must be The camp staff receives eight days of
completed by May 1. Applying early is extensive on-site training prior to the
highly encouraged. For complete details arrival of campers. Training includes
What is the deadline to register on campership financial assistance, see First Aid and CPR, safety and risk
for camp? page 13. management, emergency response,
Camp registration opens March 1, is FIRST activity programming and outdoor
come, FIRST served, and remains open skills, how to deal with bullying and
until all spaces are full. Please note that Can my camper stay over at Camp homesickness, and much more. Staff
some sessions, especially horse sessions, NOARK between one-week sessions? who supervise specialized activities have
fill quicker than others. Early registration is No. In order to create time off for our additional training and qualifications.
best! camp staff while maintaining a health
bubble, we will not be offering “Linger
Longer” sessions this summer. For more FAQs on staff training, meals, health
care, weather and more, visit our website at
www.girlscoutsdiamonds.org/camp.
12depOsits and fees
A $50 non-refundable deposit per session is due Financial Aid fOr Camp
with each registration (deposits may be transferred
to a “Second Round Registration” session). The What is a “campership”? How do I apply for a campership?
deposit serves as the first payment of the total Girl Scouts – Diamonds strives to make camp a All campership applications must be completed
camp fee. possibility for all girls; financial difficulties should online at the time of registration for each girl and
never be the reason a girl can’t experience the life- each session. The completed camp registration,
Deposits may be made online, or by check, cash or changing lessons found at camp. Camp financial campership application and the $50 camp
money order. Diamonds Dollars cannot be accepted aid, or camperships, are offered by Girl Scouts – deposit are all required.
for the deposit. Diamonds for summer resident camp programs at
Camp NOARK on a limited basis. When is the deadline to apply?
All remaining fees must be paid a minimum of two
weeks prior to start of camp session. Campership applications open March 1 with
Camperships are funded by the generosity of general camp registration and all campership
our donors, members and other supporters who
Refund POlicy contribute to our campership fund each year. If
applications are due May 1, 2021. Early submission
is highly encouraged!
Cancellations due to potential Covid exposure or your family is interested in donating a campership
symptoms prior to camp will be refunded in full, to make camp a reality for a sister Girl Scout,
When will we hear if our family received a
including deposit. Refund of camp fees, including please visit www.girlscoutsdiamonds.org/give or
campership?
Diamonds Dollars, (excluding $50 deposit and email funddevelopment@ girlscoutsdiamonds.org
Campership applications are reviewed April 1
membership fee) will be given for cancellations up to to donate directly to the campership fund.
(first-time applications only in this round) and
14 days prior to a session’s start date. Cancellations after May 1 (all applicants). Notification letters
made less than 14 days prior will receive a refund How much can we apply for? will be mailed within 10 business days of review.
(excluding the deposit) only if accompanied by Awards are based on available funds from If a girl receives camperships for multiple
a doctor’s statement of illness. Camper fees will donations, as well as the amount requested sessions, amount will be distributed equally
by other girls and families. Due to the very among sessions. If your girl is selected to receive
not be refunded if a camper leaves camp due to
limited funds, we encourage girls to consider a campership, we ask that she write a thank you
homesickness, illness or misconduct. Camper fees
using their Diamonds Dollars and camp credits card to the donor(s) who made her camp dream
will not be refunded if camper arrives with head lice.
earned through the Girl Scout Cookie Program to a reality. A return envelope will be included with
Camperships are not refundable. supplement their campership requests. your award letter for this purpose, please return
DiamOnds DOllars First-time applicants may apply for up to 100% of
by June 1, 2021.
Diamonds Dollars are earned by participating in the cost of the camp session, less the $50 deposit;
the annual Girl Scout Cookie Program. Diamonds How can I get more information?
second-time applicants may apply for up to 50%
Visit www.girlscoutsdiamonds.org/camp to
Dollars can be applied to any part of the registration, of the cost of the session, less the $50 deposit;
register for camp (campership application is
excluding the deposit. Traditional Diamonds Dollars third-time applicants may apply for up to 25%
included within the camp registration
payments must be made by phone or in person of the cost of the session, less the $50 deposit.
process); call 800-632-6894, or email
and can also be used on merchandise in the onsite Priority will be given to first-time applicants.
info@girlscoutsdiamonds.org.
camp store during campers’ sessions. At this time,
we cannot accept payment of Traditional Diamonds
Dollars online. We apologize for this inconvenience.
13PACKING LIST Starred items can be purchased in the Trading Post at Camp NOARK!
CLOTHING LINENS AND PERSONAL HYGIENE
⚬ 6 cloth masks + small mesh laundry bag + mask lanyard ★ laundry bag or empty pillow case
(we will wash and dry as needed) ⚬ shower towels
⚬ 6-8 t-shirts ⚬ pool/beach towel
★ 1-2 long sleeve shirts – it can get cool at night ⚬ washcloths
⚬ 6-8 shorts ⚬ soap
⚬ 2 summer pajamas ⚬ deodorant
⚬ 6-8 pairs of underwear ⚬ shampoo and conditioner
⚬ bras (as needed) ⚬ toothbrush and toothpaste
⚬ 8-10 pairs of socks ⚬ small caddy or bag for toiletries
⚬ swimsuit ⚬ brush or comb
⚬ 2 pairs sturdy closed toe and heel shoes (tennis or hiking) ★ hair bands and clips
⚬ 3-4 pairs of jeans for riding (for horse sessions) ⚬ feminine hygiene products (as needed)
⚬ riding boots for horse sessions (boots are available to borrow) ★ lip balm
⚬ shower shoes (flip-flops allowed in showers only) ⚬ pillow with case
★ hat/bandana ⚬ fitted twin sheet (and flat if preferred)
★ rain jacket or poncho
⚬ sandals or shoes that secure to your feet for water crossings
(must have back strap or covered heel. No flip-flops)
OPTIONAL PLEASE LEAVE
⚬ camera AT HOME
★ stationery and pens ⚬ candy, gum, any food
EQUIPMENT and ★ insect repellent (for chiggers, ticks, ★ stamps ⚬ sandals or crocs
health items and mosquitoes) ★ journal or book ⚬ jewelry
⚬ retainers ⚬ small backpack for daily essentials ★ stuffed animal ⚬ valuables
⚬ sunscreen ⚬ prescription meds (if needed) ⚬ cash or Traditional ⚬ hair dryers/curling irons
★ flashlight and batteries ⚬ inhalers Diamonds Dollars for ⚬ cell phones or electronics
⚬ mess kit ⚬ EpiPens Trading Post
★ water bottle/camelbak ⚬ glasses or contacts
14COOKIES TO CAMP
Girl Scouts - Diamonds encourages girls to participate in the Cookie Program to assist in covering camp fees. We also
offer a Campership financial assistance program. Girls can earn Diamonds Dollars (formerly known as Cookie Bucks)
at each level of boxes sold. Diamonds Dollars earned at each level are cumulative. There are two kinds of Diamonds
Dollars to choose during reward selection:
TraditiOnal DiamOnds DOllars Online Only DiamOnds DOllars
These Diamonds Dollars can be used within Girl Scouts – Please note, Online Only Diamonds Dollars can only be used
Diamonds Council for camp, council-sponsored events, to make online shop purchases at www.girlscoutshop.com
annual membership dues, council travel, camp trading and are not eligible for camp fees, trading post merchandise
post and brick and mortar council shop purchases. or care package purchases.
COOKIES SOLD AMOUNT EARNED
200+ boxes $5
300+ boxes +$10
400+ boxes +$15
500+ boxes +$20
600+ boxes +$25
750+ boxes +$35
1000+ boxes +$75
1250+ boxes +$100
1500+ boxes +$100
2020+ boxes +$275 Camp Voucher
TOTAL POSSIBLE EARNED $385 + $275 CAMP VOUCHER*
All Diamonds Dollars earned in the 2019** and 2020 membership year will expire June 30, 2021.
All Diamonds Dollars earned during the 2021 membership year will expire June 30, 2022.
*Camp voucher valid only at summer resident camp sessions at Camp NOARK. **Extended due to camp and office closures.
15Camp Care Package
You asked, we listened. We have taken the first step to up our camp care package game by offering more colorful and
customizable items. Surprise your favorite camper with camp delivery or make your mark this summer with these camp
care package essentials at home.
This year’s package includes:
LED Headlamp Camp themed color your Nalgene On the Fly water Gummy Luggage Tag
own tubular bandana bottle with camp themed
(mystery design) sticker (mystery design)
Plus a few
Other gOOdies!
e c t fOr HOw tO Purchase QuestiOns?
Per f
s u m mer Camp Care Package cost is $35. Email retail@girlscoutsdiamonds.org
any t ures Purchase through Doubleknot! Camp delivery Please note the designs on these items are subject
e n
adv me Or or direct ship home options available. to change. Girl Scouts – Diamonds has the right
at hO mp! Orders must be received by April 11, 2021 to substitute any item for something of similar or
at ca higher value.
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