Fees
     Each day camp sets its own fees. Generally the fee covers craft and program supplies, the day camp patch, site fees, as well as health, housekeeping, and office supplies. There may be additional fees for a camp T-shirt, overnight camping, swimming, and special projects or activities. Refunds are made only up to the final camp registration deadline or if the camp session is cancelled. Non-registered Girl Scouts must pay the $10 Girl Scout membership fee when registering for camp.
     No girl will be denied day camp due to financial reasons. To apply for financial assistance a parent or guardian should fill out and sign the Financial Assistance Request Section on the registration form. Financial assistance is confidential.

Refunds
     Each day camp issues refunds of registration fees, not the Council. Each camp determines the amount of refund issued based on the date the refund is requested.

What to Bring
     Campers should wear cool, comfortable clothing, sunscreen, and insect repellant. Shirts must have sleeves, and shoes must have an enclosed toe and be worn with ankle-high socks. Bring these items marked with the camper’s name to camp daily:
*     canned or boxed drink and sack lunch *     plastic or metal cup with handle, and
*     a rain coat or poncho
     Camp is usually held rain or shine. In the event of severe weather, each camp makes its own provisions and informs parents. Parents should not pick up their camper(s) due to weather unless called to do so.

Girl, Rosebud,
Peewee, and Boy Units
      Girl campers spend each day in small groups called “units” led by an adult “unit leader.” Within the units girls have the opportunity to practice leadership skills and cooperation as they learn and play together.
      Many camps offer a pre-school “peewee” unit for children of staff volunteers. The rosebud and peewee units accept girls and boys through kindergarten. Most camps require peewees to be toilet-trained. Contact the director for details.
     Boy units are for boys of staff who are in the first through fifth grade. Some camps accept older boys; call the camp director for details.

Health and Safety
Measures
      Each day camp will have a first aid station staffed by a trained first aider. All medications must be in original container, be clearly labeled with instructions, and given to the first aider who will administer them. No other medication of any kind will be administered to campers by camp personnel.
     Girls attending day camp are covered by Girl Scout Activity Insurance, and parents will be notified in case of illness or injury.

Transportation
     Parents are responsible for arranging transportation for their child to and from camp. In some areas bus transportation is available.