Day Camps

Explore the outdoors at Girl Scout Day Camp!

Girl Scouts in Oregon and Southwest Washington can choose from many different day camp adventures this summer! Day camps are planned and run by dedicated volunteers from the Girl Scout community, and each day camp has its own program and culture.

All of our day camps give girls and volunteers the opportunity to build skills and have fun as Girl Scouts. Day camps are open to all girls entering first grade and up, regardless of experience level. New to Girl Scouts? Day camp is a great way to get to know the Girl Scout program. There is something for every girl at day camp!

Find a Day Camp

You can search for a camp by date, below. See each camp's website for details on how to register, contact information and more!

Interested in volunteering? Learn more. Have questions about day camp? See the frequently asked questions.

Summer 2026 Day Camps by Date

June

Dates	Camp	Location	Registration Open Date	Register
June 15–19	Mountaindale East	North Plains, OR	March 12, 2026	Details coming soon!
June 15–19	Ruth Hyde Day Camp	Grants Pass, OR	April 1, 2026	Website
June 22–26	Aloha Mountaindale Troopers (AMT) Day Camp	North Plains, OR	March 1, 2026	Website
June 22–26	Daisy Rock Day Camp	Central Point, OR	February 1, 2026	Website
June 22–26	Wil-LO-Linn	Wilsonville, OR	March 1, 2026	Website

July

Dates	Camp	Location	Registration Open Date	Register
July 6–10	Rainbow Valley Day Camp	Hillsboro, OR	March 1, 2026	Website
July 13–17	Benton County Day Camp	Philomath, OR	April 22, 2026	Website
July 13–17	Camp Segonku	Camas, WA	March 1, 2026	Website
July 13–17	Mountaindale West	North Plains, OR	February 9, 2026	Website
July 20–24	Camp Clackawaukie	Milwaukee, OR	March 1, 2026	Website
July 20–24	Camp Currie	Camas, WA	March 1, 2026	Website
July 20–24	Funshine	Eugene, OR	April 1, 2026	Website
July 20–24	Mountaindale North	North Plains, OR	March 1, 2026	Website
July 27–31	Camp Julianna	Battle Ground, WA	March 15, 2026	Website
July 27–31	WoW Day Camp	North Plains, OR	April 1, 2026	Website

August

Dates	Camp	Location	Registration Open Date	Register
August 3–7	Linn County Day Camp	Lebanon, OR	February 1, 2026	Website
August 3–7	True North Girls' Leadership and Sports Day Camp (Girl Scouts of Oregon and SW Washington and Elite Sports Academy Partnership for girls entering grades 4–6)	Bethany, OR	April 13, 2026	Website

Day Camp Forms

If you are registering for a day camp that uses paper registration forms, the following forms make up your registration packet. If you would like to register for a day camp that uses online registration, click on the day camp’s name under “Find a Day Camp” to link to the registration form.

Day camp registrations are handled by each day camp’s volunteer team—please do not mail or fax these forms to a Girl Scout Service Center.

Day Camp Camper Registration (form #870) (for campers, PAITs, Widget/Tagalongs and boys)
Day Camp Volunteer Registration (form #871) (for adult volunteers)
PA/CIT Application for Day Camp (form #862) (for Program Aides)
Day Camp PA/CIT Reference (form #874) (not all camps require this form—check your camp’s registration information)
Day Camp Health History & OTC Medication (form #872) (for all participants)
Behavior Agreement for Day Camp (form #866) (for campers, PAITs, PAs, Widgets/Tagalongs and boys)
Camper Release (form #856) (not all camps require this form—check your camp’s registration information)

Volunteer at Day Camp

The magic of day camp is possible because of caring adults like you. Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington's day camps are 100% planned and run by volunteers. Are you ready to make summer special for girls in your community? Sign up to volunteer at day camp!

Day camp volunteers must be registered Girl Scout members for the current Girl Scout membership year, complete a background check, and complete GSOSW Foundations online training. Additional Girl Scout trainings may be required based on your volunteer position.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington programs are open to all girls regardless of race, color, ethnicity, creed, national origin, socioeconomic status, and/or ability level. Camp is open to all girls entering grades 1–12 in the fall of 2026—no prior Girl Scout experience is required!

Some camps offer Widget, Tagalong, and/or boys’ units for the children of volunteers who are not eligible to be campers due to age or gender. This option is for the children of volunteers only and is not available at all camps—check each camp’s detailed information.

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Girl Scout day camps throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington will run from June to August. Most camps run for one week, Monday to Friday, and many offer an optional overnight for one night during the week. Specific dates and locations of each day camp are available on this page under “Find a Day Camp.”

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Most day camps will open registration in February or March—please check the details for the day camps you’re interested in to learn how to register. Registration will close for each camp depending on the camp’s dates or when the camp is full to capacity.

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Some day camps offer online registration, some offer paper registration, and some offer both! Information about each camp's registration process will be shared in the the “Find a Day Camp” section of this page—click on the camp for which you would like to register to get registration information and instructions. Can’t find the information you’re looking for? We can help! Email us at answers@girlscoutsosw.org.

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Contact the registrar or director of the day camp. The contact information for each camp is available on this page. If you do not hear back within five business days, email us at answers@girlscoutsosw.org.

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Day camp forms are available on this page under “Day Camp Forms.” If you are registering for a day camp that uses an online registration system, the forms will be completed as part of the online registration process and do not need to be completed again.

My Girl Scout has special needs. Can they attend day camp? toggle arrow

Reasonable accommodations can be made for many campers. Please contact the day camp volunteer team for the camp you’re interested in prior to registering to determine what accommodations are necessary and if a specific day camp is the right fit for your Girl Scout. Contact information for each camp is available in the “Find a Day Camp” section of this page. If you are having trouble getting in touch with a day camp team, please contact us at answers@girlscoutsosw.org for assistance.

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Day camps are run entirely by volunteers! Every volunteer is a Girl Scout member, has passed a background check, and has received safety training. Each camp has a volunteer health supervisor who is certified in first aid and CPR or is a trained medical professional.

This sounds fun—can adults come too? toggle arrow

Yes! Contact the day camp your family is interested in to find out more information about volunteering at camp! Volunteering isn’t limited to mom and dad—aunts, uncles, grandparents, and family friends are welcome to volunteer. If you’re interested in volunteering at day camp but aren’t sure which camp fits your needs, schedule, or interests, fill out the Volunteer Interest Form in the “Volunteer at Day Camp” section of this page.

Need more information?

If you have a question about a specific day camp, please contact the day camp volunteer team directly (contact information is available under “Find a Day Camp"). If you do not hear back within five business days or have a general question about day camps, contact us at answers@girlscoutsosw.org for assistance.