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Girl Scout camp Girls, both members and non-members, can enjoy summer camp adventures with the Girl Scouts. Camp is a place where girls learn a strong sense of self, develop healthy relationships and practical life skills. With the guidance of Girl Scouts' skilled staff, campers help plan their own program each week. Camp is a place to have fun, make new friends, learn new skills, such as swimming, paddling a canoe, hiking, dancing, cooking, creating jewelry, learning about area plants and animals, plus more. Girl Scout summer camping programs are available in three area locations. The public is invited during the first week in June to summer family fun nights held at each camping location to meet the summer staff and check out camping facilities. Girls do not have to be Girl Scout members to attend camp programs. The following summer family fun nights are scheduled:
During camping season, Comstock will offer weekly day camp sessions from July 6 through 24. Fee per week is $150. Non-members pay an additional $15 each week. Before and after care is available for an additional fee. Yaiewano, located on the east side of Owasco Lake, south of Auburn, overnight sessions, such as CSYai, where girls will solve a mystery; Bod Squad, where action games are front and center; Club Owasco, a time to relax in a resort-like week of fun; Coast Girls, where girls can learning sailing will be offered. There are additional sessions to choose from, including four-day programs. Fees vary from $195 to $295, depending on the length of session. Misty Hollow will offer day camp sessions from July 27 to August 14. Girls can ride horses, as well as experience regular camp activities. A resident camp program will be available early July for girls in grades 4 to 12. For a complete listing of camping opportunities, visit www.girlsscoutssevenlakes.org. For directions to the camps, call the Girl Scouts at 539-5085, Ext. 2114. Copyright
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