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This offering is meant for Daisies,Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors who ready to sleep overnight.
This offering is meant for Daisies,Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors who ready to sleep overnight.
Where will my troop sleep?
Where will my troop sleep?
Sleeping options that are available at Camp Inawendiwin [You will need a sleeping bag for all options]:
Platform tents - typically fit 4-5 people in the tent
Acorn Huts, aka "Cabinettes" - Look similar to a small cabin for about 4 people.
Cabins - the size of the cabin varies
We will assign Cabins, etc. after we have compiled all of the registration forms.
Register early as we will assign Cabins and sites based on registration preference and timing.
Bring your own tent and set up.
Don’t have a tent – ask a friend to borrow one or let us know.
Campsite availability - See the map on the "Where" tab to locate the site
Campsite availability - See the map on the "Where" tab to locate the site
Platform tents :
Unit 8 - Capacity 28
Unit 9 - Capacity 28
Adirondacks - Capacity 16
Acorn Huts, aka "Cabinettes":
Unit 5 - (Acorns) Capacity 28
Unit 6 - (Acorns) Capacity 28
Marion Villalobos - Capacity 28
Cabins:
Admin Building - Capacity 20
Seneca - Capacity 17
Sequoia - Capacity 12
Lakeside - Capacity 24
Bring your own tent
How will the sleeping arrangements work?
How will the sleeping arrangements work?
Once you have been assigned a camping site the arrangements are up to you but ...
The following information is regarding the normal Girl Scout overnight guidelines:
Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador – Girls may sleep together in a tent with leaders sleeping in a separate tent. According to GSHNJ leaders may sleep in the tent only if there are TWO unrelated adults sleeping in the tent.
Daisies - Girls are encouraged overnight this is a fun introduction to Girl Scout Camping. All Daisy GS must have a parent present.
DADS CAN COME TOO!!! They just need to be in their own tent.
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