Summer Camps

Girl Scout Summer Camps

Camp Firefly is a magical sleepaway camp where adventure, friendship, and nature come together! Nestled among the trees at Girl Scout Camp Sacajawea, Camp Firefly offers girls the chance to build confidence, explore the outdoors, and create lifelong memories. From canoeing & hiking to arts & crafts to campfire songs & s'mores, every day is packed with fun and discovery. Campers have the chance to sleep in cabins or platform tents with three other Girl Scouts. Earn the very first Camp Firefly fun patch, your summer camp progression patch (showing your new outdoor skills) and a Juneteenth fun patch at our all-camp celebration! 
Ready to whisk up a culinary adventure?  From the kitchen to the great outdoors, you will be challenged to create gourmet masterpieces while training to become a Top Girl Scout Chef!  Join us for a fun-filled weekend of sharpening your culinary skills, cooking competitions, and making new friends.
Join us at Cave Hill Day Camp for Camp Wizardry! Transform WANDS with Professor McGonagill. PAINT nature with Professor Sprout. Create STAR crafts with Professor Sinistra. Create CAMPING potions with Professor Slughorn. HIKE through Hagrid's forest to find OWLS and MAGICAL creatures. Plus enjoy the swimming pool, games, one day of camping overnight, SWAPS, have fun with your old friends and making new friendships!
Dark Hollow Day Camp is a summer camp located at Girl Scout Camp Icimani in Roanoke. Campers attend a one-week day camp session. Girls experience crafts, games, camp songs, hikes, creek walks, cooking, and making new friends. Girls will earn a camp patch and most units earn a badge. But most importantly, girls will make new friends, learn how to live in nature, become stronger,  learn teamwork, and more surprises! For rising 7-9th grade girls, we offer Adventure Caravan. A older girl camp unit that travels offsite for caving, canoeing, camping, hiking, etc. on all but one camp day. 

 

Sugar Hollow Day Camp is a camp located in Crozet, Virginia, with year round events. Our summer camp traditions include wading in the creek, enjoying nature, tie-dyeing camp t-shirts, hiking our beautiful hills, singing around the campfire, and learning outdoor skills as we make new friends at camp. Onsite activities will include archery for girls going into grades 4th through 7th. In addition, the rising 7th grade Cadette Unit may have one day of off-site activity, such as kayaking.