Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast - activities

Family and Friends Summer Events
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For Family and Friends
Event	Registration Information	Girl Scout Awards	Special Notes
Best of Friends (day or overnight) Girls, bring your sister(s) and mom, grandma, and/or favorite adult gal to a day or more in the outdoors.	Girls entering grades 1-12 and a special adult female *Daytime Option* Min: 10 Max: 50 participants Fee: $20 per person on or before 4/15 • $25 after 4/15 AC1: Fri., July 25, 9:30 am-3:30 pm, ACC AC2: Sat., July 26, 9:30 am-3:30 pm, ACC -------------------------------------- *Overnight Option* Min: 10 Max: 40 participants Fee: $50 per person on or before 4/15 • $55 after 4/15 AC3: Thurs., July 24, 3:30 pm-Fri., July 25, 3:30 pm, ACC AC4: Fri., July 25, 3:30 pm-Sat., July 26, 3:30 pm, ACC ---------------------------------------- Two-night Option Min: 10 Max: 40 Fee: $75 per person on or before 4/15 • $80 after 4/15 AC5: Thurs., July 24, 3:30 pm-Sat., July 26, 3:30 pm, ACC	NONE	Includes meals, snacks, lodging, crafts, lifeguards, and supplies. Online Registration Mail-in Registration form
Best of Friends Adventure Choose your adventure from the list below. Canoe Practice paddle strokes and get comfortable on our own lake; then head to the Fox River in the afternoon. Sail A sailboat ride and rigging lessons lead to an afternoon picnic lunch on the beach. Sail on your own in the afternoon. Bike Make your way from point A to B on the Elkhorn Trail, stopping at overlooks, an ice cream shop, and for a picnic lunch. Bikes and helmets are provided or bring your own. Lake Michigan Kayak Girls entering grades 7-12 Meet us in Door County’s Peninsula State Park to enjoy a full day of kayaking on Lake Michigan. Professional guides from the Team Leadership Center will teach kayaking skills and about the nature around us.	Girls entering grades 5-12 and a special female adult Fee: $35 per person on or before 4/15 • $40 after 4/15 Canoe Min: 4 Max: 10 participants AC6: Fri., June 27, 9:30 am-4 pm, ACC AC7: Fri., July 11, 9:30 am-4 pm, ACC --------------------------------------- Girls entering grades 5-12 and a special female adult Sail Min: 4 Max: 8 participants AC8: Fri., July 18, 9:30 am-4 pm, ACC --------------------------------------- Girls entering grades 5-12 and a special female adult Bike Min: 4 Max: 16 participants AC9: Fri., August 1, 9:30 am-4 pm, ACC ---------------------------------------- Girls entering grades 7-12 Lake Michigan Kayak Min: 2 Max: 5 participants AC10: Wed., June 25, 9 am-3 pm	NONE	Includes snack, lifeguard (if needed), and staff guide(s). Online Registration Mail-in Registration form
Just You & Me (day or overnight) Girls of all ages and a special adult male Girls, bring your dad, favorite uncle, or grandpa to have fun in the outdoors. Try your hand at a variety of camp activities as you drop in and visit the different stations of your choice. Stations include crafts, boating, swimming, hiking, archery, fishing, and more – all on the shores of Lucas Lake. Overnighters sing songs, make s’mores, and take a night hike. Stay the evening in a platform tent. One family allowed per tent.	Girls of all ages and a special adult male Girls, bring your dad, favorite uncle, or grandpa Daytime Option Min: 10 Max: 50 participants Fee: $20 per person on or before 4/15 • $25 after 4/15 SB1: Sat., June 21, 9:30 am-3:30 pm, SBPC SB2: Sat., August 9, 9:30 am-3:30 pm, SBPC ------------------------------------- Girls of all ages and a special adult male Girls, bring your dad, favorite uncle, or grandpa Overnight Option Min: 10 Max: 75 participants Fee: $40 per person on or before 4/15 • $45 after 4/15 SB3: Fri., June 20, 6 pm–Sat., June 21, 3:30 pm, SBPC SB4: Fri., August 8, 6 pm–Sat., August 9, 3:30 pm, SBPC	NONE	Includes meals, snacks, lodging, crafts, and supplies. Online Registration Mail-in Registration form
Me and My Gal Overnight: Whodunnit? Do you love a good mystery? The mystery starts with a short play presented by professional actors, that outlines the "case." There are no murders in our mystery – only good, clean baffling fun! Work in teams to solve the mystery by solving riddles, puzzles, and coded messages.	Girls entering grades 1-7 and a female adult relative Min: 30 Max: 100 participants Fee: $30 per person before 4/15 • $35 after 4/15 TFOW: Fri., June 13, 6 pm-Sat., June 14, 9 am, TFOPC	NONE	NOTE: Girls must register with a female adult relative. First 36 participants to register are guaranteed a bunk. Online Registration Mail-in Registration form
Me and My Guy Overnight: Life’s a Beach Girls, grab your dad, favorite uncle, or grandpa for our beach party at Trefoil Oaks Program Center’s resort in the woods. Have a blast cooking dinner over the campfire, playing beach games, and more! There’s no pool or waterfront – only beach-themed activities. Help with a service project in the morning and be rewarded with archery in the afternoon.	Girls entering grades 1-7 and a male adult relative Min: 30 Max: 100 participants Fee: $20 per person on or before 4/15 • $25 after 4/15 TFOM: Fri., May 30, 6 pm-Sat., May 31, noon, TFOPC	NONE	Online Registration Mail-in Registration form
For Family and Friends and For Troops
EAA AirVenture Whether you want to become inspired to be an engineer, aviator, astronaut, scientist, you just like looking up when you see planes, you don’t want to miss the world's greatest aviation event that takes place every summer in Oshkosh. See things done in air shows you didn't know were possible, check out military airplanes and more.	All age levels Max: 120 participants Fee: $48 per adult $34 per girl age 14-18 • $29 per girl age 6-13 EAA1: Mon., July 28, 8 am-8 pm, EAA Aviation Center, Oshkosh. Bus pick-up and return TFOPC and State Fair Park and Ride (76th Street and Kearney Street)	NONE	Must register with troop or family. Mail-in Registration form Only
Family Camp Families sleep in platform tents, cabins, or bring your own tent. A central shower house is available for all participants with hot water. Meals are provided, but bring your own campfire snacks (s’mores, pudgy pies, etc.).	All age levels Fee: $45 for a family of four and $10.00 each additional person 5 years and up. CPH1: Sat., September 13, 2 pm-Sun., September 14, 2 pm, Camp Pottawatomie Hills	NONE	Parents/Guardians are responsible for the supervision of all minors at all times. Mail-in Registration form Only
Girl Scout Day at Miller Park Hear the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd when you join Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast to see the Brewers play the Houston Astros. Since it’s no fun to come alone, bring along your family and friends or come with your troop at this special reduced price. Seats are limited.	All age levels Fee: $12 Terrace Reserved, $17 Terrace Box, $24 Loge Outfield Fri., July 25, 7:05 pm, Miller Park, Milwaukee	NONE	Ticket orders are on a first come, first served basis, so don’t wait! Download the Ticket Order form or pick one up at your local Girl Scout Service Center.
Girl Scout Day at Six Flags Great America Join us for this special discounted Girl Scout price! Two dates to choose from, or go both times! Six Flags Great America is a world-class family entertainment complex featuring thrill rides, spectacular shows, and exciting attractions.	All age levels Max: 500 participants Fee: $28 per person per ticket (tickets are nonrefundable and can be used either date) Sat., May 3, 10 am-8 pm, Hurricane Harbor is not open Sat., June 7, 10 am-9 pm, Hurricane Harbor and Water park hours are 11 am-7 pm	Six Flag Patches extra.	tickets are nonrefundable and can be used either date Dress for the weather. Purchase tickets at any Girl Scout Service Center.
Juneteenth Day Freedom Day Celebration Join us in celebrating this milestone in the struggle for freedom. Juneteenth Day originated on June 19, 1865, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It marks the anniversary of the day the Union Soldiers arrived in Texas with the news that the Civil War had ended and that all slaves were free. A special program will feature music and storytelling. All Girl Scouts and their families are welcome to attend.	All age levels Min: none Fee: FREE (pre-registration recommended) RPL1: Sat., June 14, 2-4 pm, Racine Public Library	NONE	All Girl Scouts and their families are welcome to attend. Mail-in Registration form Only
Spring Clean-Up Help to get our Program Centers ready for summer events and activities. Spend the morning outside in the fresh air. No one is too small; we have tasks for all ages and skill levels. This is a great time to ask family and friends to see the property and help us out.	All age levels Fee: Free (pre-registration recommended) CPH1: Sat., April 12, 9 am-2 pm, Camp Pottawatomie Hills WH2: Sat., May 10, 9 am-1:30 pm, WHPC TFO3: Sat., May 31, 11 am-1 pm, TFOPC	Each participant will receive a patch.	Bring a water bottle and dress for the weather and tasks. Work gloves and tools are helpful. Includes lunch. Mail-in Registration form Only

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