Day Camps by Community
Enjoy five days of fun in communities near you!
Sessions at these completely volunteer-led camps are for five days in East Troy, West Bend, Waukesha, or Kenosha, and are perfect if you're looking for a way to get involved with your local Girl Scout community by yourself, with a friend, or with your troop! You'll participate in progressive activities so you can continue to learn new skills as you grow! These sessions are run by adult volunteers from each family and/or troop (including you!) and trained teens to help create the best camp experience for Girl Scouts in your area.
We need volunteers like you!
Day Camps by Community are volunteer-led. Your presence makes a difference.
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Day Camps by Community are a great way to get outdoors with Girl Scouts in your community.
If you don’t see your community/service unit listed below, reach out to the Day Camp by Community camp director of one of the camps listed below that sounds like a perfect fit for you, your family, and your troop.
Alpha Moraine (Kettle Moraine) 
Arrowhead (Arrowhead)
Belles of the Lake (Kenosha, Racine)
Enchanted Valley (Menomonee Falls, Pewaukee)
Friends Forward (Kenosha, Racine)
Fox Springs (June) (Waukesha)
Fox Springs (August) (Waukesha)
Glacier Hills (Hartford, Slinger, Allenton)
Lakeland (Oconomowoc)
Northern Lights (Erin, Germantown, Holy Hill)
Rising Stars/Meadow Springs (West Bend, Sussex-Hamilton)
South Shore (Bay View, Cudahy, Milwaukee, St. Francis, West Allis - West Milwaukee)
Sun Lakes (Big Bend, Muskego-Norway, Waterford)
Sunny Trails (New Berlin, West Allis-West Milwaukee)
Whispering Trails (June) (Elmbrook)
Whispering Trails (July) (Elmbrook)
Woodland Trails (Eagle, East Troy, Mukwonago)
Each team of volunteers and Girl Scouts will spark your curiosity as you take part in this beloved summer tradition. You’ll keep cool with water fun, explore nature, get creative with art projects, and challenge yourself as you learn new outdoor skills. In our girl-only environment you’ll feel comfortable trying new things and empowered to take the lead.
New Friends
Fun! Giggles! Friends! Above all, our goal for you is to have a terrific time. You will meet new people, try different activities, and have fun playing and learning outdoors. Campers will build their courage and confidence while making new friendships and learning alongside other Girl Scouts.
Skill Progression
Activities become more challenging as you get older (you’ve got this!). Camp traditions–like swimming, boating, target sports, hiking, songs and games, outdoor cooking, and climbing the rock wall–will be part of every camper’s experience.
Volunteer Together
Trade a day at work for a day with your Girl Scout! For each day of camp, one adult is needed for every five to eight Girl Scouts. That means adults from each family and/or troop are needed to volunteer one or more days to create the best camp experience. Spend a day or two (or five) volunteering at camp and make memories that will last a lifetime. You can recruit aunts, uncles, grandparents, college students, past campers, and friends to join in on the summer fun.
