Camp guidelines require two additional emergency contacts, at least 18 years old, who may be contacted if parent/guardian(s) above are unavailable. Please list two emergency contacts.

Mostgirls come to Girl Scout camp as an individual, but some girls come to campwith a friend (a buddy). We try to place girls who come to camp with a buddy inthe same group or unit. If your camper is coming to camp with a buddy, pleasetell us her buddy below. For more information and limitations, see the FamilyHandbook.

Ihereby accept and abide by the provisions on the following statement: Iam willing to have my camper be a Girl Scout member. I will not hold GirlScouts of the Green and White Mountains responsible for loss of personalarticles my camper brings to camp. I have read the council policies,registration information and financial obligations and agree to abide by them.  Irequest that my camper be allowed to participate in the activities describedfor the program for which she is registered, and other camp activities anddeemed appropriate be the camp. I understand that activities at camp followGSUSA Safety Activity Checkpoints, which may have age restrictions which impactmy camper.  Iunderstand that my camper’s participation in camp can expose her to dangersfrom both known and unanticipated risks. Acknowledging that such risks exist, Ihereby release and discharge Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains, itsofficers, agents, and employees from any and all claims of liability forpersonal injury or property damage this camper may suffer while participatingin the activity, including, but not limited to any claim arising out of anycondition of the premises at which the activity is held or the conduct of anyperson in connection with the preparation for, supervision of, or conduct ofany activity, whether planned or unplanned. I specifically agree to release andhereby release Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains and the officers,agents, and employees of the camp for any negligence of the camp, or itsofficers, agents, or employees.

Girl Scout camp gives campers an opportunity to grow, explore and have fun. It is our goal to help her build the courage, confidence, and character to take the lead and realize her full potential. To help strengthen this behavior in camp, we refer to the Girl Scout Promise and Law as our guiding principle and code of conduct:  Girl Scout Promise On my honor, I will try: To serve God and my country, To help people at all times, and to live by the Girl Scout Law.  Girl Scout Law I will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, and to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.  We expect every girl and staff member at camp to model these behaviors, follow camp rules, and act as a sister to all camp participants. Campers who cannot follow these standards will receive a reminder of expected camp behavior. The camper will then develop a plan for changing their behavior. Behavior consequences are progressive and may include dismissal from camp.  Should the negative behavior occur again, the camper will create a behavior modification plan with input from staff and parents/guardians. Should behavior continue after the development of a behavior modification plan, dismissal from camp without a refund is a consequence.  Some actions are deemed to have a significant impact and will require immediate dismissal from camp without a refund. Physically and/or verbally abusive/harassing behavior, illegal drugs, marijuana, alcohol, tobacco, and clothing that promotes any of the above compromise our community and are not welcome at camp. Behaviors that are intentionally harmful, such as taunting, spreading rumors, excluding others from groups, endangering the safety of any camper, and verbal or physical aggression toward staff, adults, or campers may result in immediate dismissal from camp.    Please review and sign below: ·       We have reviewed the Camp Family Handbook, and accept the policies and procedures outlined within.  ·       We are prepared to be a sister to every Girl Scout, make an effort to get to know sister Girl Scouts in my unit and at camp, and find ways to be sure every girl is included in activities at camp.  ·       We have reviewed the Girl Scout Promise and Law, and understand the behavior expectations for Girl Scouts at summer camp, including those behaviors which are taken very seriously, and may cause a camper to need to leave camp.  ·       We have reviewed how to ask for help and support from camp staff, and when and who to tell if there is a problem. Problems might be getting along with another camper, not feeling well, missing family, or other situations where help or support is needed.  ·       We have reviewed items which are prohibited at camp (cell phones, electronics, weapons, alcohol, drugs, tobacco, and pets) and will ensure none of these come to camp. By signing below, we promise to do our best to live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law at camp.