Cadette Programs

Step into the world of Cadettes with a weekend designed to challenge, inspire, and show you what's possible! This special event is all about helping members transition into teen Girl Scouting while building confidence, friendships, and excitement for the adventures ahead.

Participants will choose their own experience by selecting one of three tracks:
High Adventure Track - take on exciting outdoor challenges and push your limits
Target Sports Track - test your focus and skills with activities like archery
Arts Track - dive into creativity through hands-on projects and large-scale collaborative art

No matter which track is chosen, every participant will earn their True North Award while exploring their values, leadership, and future goals. Everyone will also take part in classic camp fun like campfire and s'mores, field games, and tie-dye, plus hear directly from older Girl Scouts about the opportunities, travel, awards, leadership experiences, and adventures waiting for them as they begin their teen journey.

This event is designed to be both fun and meaningful-helping members discover what's ahead while giving caregivers confidence in the exciting path forward.

Participants will also have the chance to join our T-Shirt Design Contest! Submit your design through the Jotform link, please click here for a chance to have your artwork featured on the event shirt that every camper will receive.

Date: 10/17

Time: 9:00-5:00

Location:
Camp White Rock

484 Pumphouse Road

Capon Bridge, WV 26711
Levels: J,C

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

 Thinking about sleepaway camp but not sure if your Girl Scout is ready?

Embracing Camp Confidence is a supportive, interactive open house designed especially for new and first-time camp families-and those still deciding about summer camp.

During this welcoming afternoon at camp, families will explore the camp environment through self-guided discovery, building familiarity and confidence in a relaxed, supportive setting. Families will be able to visit sleeping areas, see how meals and dining work, and learn about the camp health station and camper support systems-helping both Girl Scouts and caregivers understand what daily life at camp is really like.

This event is designed to remove common first-time camp worries-so every Girl Scout can feel ready, confident, and excited for camp.

Come explore camp, build confidence, and take the first step toward a summer adventure. 

Date: 9/19/26

Time: 12:30-3:00

Location: 

Camp Potomac Woods

Leesburg, VA 20716, US
Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: rmontague@gscnc.org 

Celebrate Girl Scout founder, Juliette Gordon Lowe's birthday by joining us at camp for a Halloween themed party. Come boogie on the dance floor, put your aim to the test with target sports, and create a spooky-ish craft. Don’t forget to take part in the camp wide trunk or treat where you can fill your bag with goodies fit for any Halloween celebration. Don't forget to wear your costume for an end of the night costume contest with prize.

Date: 10/31/26

Time: 5:00-9:00

Location: 

Camp Brighton Woods, 120 Brighton Dam Rd

Brookeville, MD 20833, US 
Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org  

It's time for a spooky, spectacular time at camp by following the trail of bones laid out around camp. Your adventure begins on the sports field where you will learn about the basics of skull identification and get a chance to handle a collection of furs, bones and other animal artifacts. Your adventure will continue by taking a hike along our trail of bones where you will discover interactive stations such as horns vs antlers, musical bones, what's in the box and more! End the evening around the campfire where we will have marshmallows for roasting -- a perfect end to the night! 

Date: 10/24/26

Time: 4:00-9:00

• Multiple 1-hr sessions

Location: 

Camp Crowell, Justin Knoll Rd

Vienna, VA 22124, US 
Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

Celebrate Girl Scout founder, Juliette Gordon Lowe's birthday by joining us at camp for a Halloween themed party. Come boogie on the dance floor, put your aim to the test with target sports, and create a spooky-ish craft. Don’t forget to take part in the camp wide trunk or treat where you can fill your bag with goodies fit for any Halloween celebration. Don't forget to wear your costume for an end of the night costume contest with prize.

Date: 10/31/26

Time: 5:00-9:00

Location: 

Camp Potomac Woods

13932 Potomac Woods Ln

Leesburg, VA 20176, US 
Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

 Hello agent, there is a treasure at Camp Brighton Woods, do you have the skills to take it? Step into a world where science , technology, and creativity meets covert operations by discovering the clues and skills needed to take on this heist. Spend the day completing a series of challenges meant to help participants learn how to complete the heist. At the end of the day, participants will work in small teams to complete the challenge, fastest time wins. Are you ready? 

Date: 11/14/26

Time: 9:00-3:00

Location: 

Camp Brighton Woods, 

120 Brighton Dam Rd

Brookeville, MD 20833, US  
Levels: C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

Join us for a chill, cozy day at camp talking about mental wellness and self-care. We'll go totally screen free for the day, cozying up with hot cocoa and blankets, chilling out with crafts like journaling and scrapbooking. Cadettes will earn the Finding My Voice patch, and Seniors and Ambassadors will earn the Showing up for Me and You Badge. This special event is held in partnership with HCA Healthcare, and will be facilitated by professional social workers and mental health workers.

Bus Transportation will be provided FOR FREE from the following areas:

Hyattsville, MD

Gaithersburg, MD

Date: 11/14

Time: 10am-4pm

Location:
Camp Potomac Woods

13932 Potomac Woods Ln, Leesburg, VA, 20176
Levels: C, S, A

Badge/Patch Included? Yes

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

Welcome to the gooey, bubbly and fizzy world of chemistry by becoming a mad scientist. Explore the chemical reactions which make oobleck and slime different, how chemistry can be explosive and more during this mad, mad time. 

Date: 11/7-11/8

Time: Varies

Location: 

Camp Crowell, 

Justin Knoll Rd

Vienna, VA 22124, US  
Levels: J,C

Badge/Patch Included? No

Discover the works of Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai by learning to create prints just like his famous, "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa". Participants will create multiple prints using ever increasingly complex methods meant to develop their skills and understanding of the print making process. Participants will complete the session by exploring the Japanese poetry form called the haiku. 

-What to Expect: Participants will explore multiple print making methods including mono-prints, relief printing, and reduction printing. The number of prints and techniques covered will depend on the group. Participants will learn about haiku poetry and have the opportunity to create poems based on their artwork. At the end of the program participants will be given the opportunity to share their works with the group if they want. 

Date: 1/24/27

Time: 4:30-6:30

Location: 

Camp Winona, 

6885 Winona Place

Hughesville, MD 20637, US 
Levels: J,C

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

Time machine activate in 3…2…1, destination: Colonial America. Take a step back into history to experience a taste of what life was like as a colonial child. Make, bake and play just like kids did over a century ago. Participants will connect with the past to learn skills which can help them in the present. A perfect fit for curious minds and creative hands this program blends history and fun with traditional crafts, handmade treats and old-fashioned games.

Meets the requirements for the Junior Playing in the Past Badge.

Date: 12/5-12/6

Time: Varies

Location: 

Camp Winona, 

6885 Winona Place

Hughesville, MD 20637, US 
Levels: J,C

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

You've been stranded on a deserted island…now what? Do you have the skills to survive? Join camp facilitators for a day of survival skill building as you learn about what it takes to stay safe when lost. Discover knot tying, orienteering, fire building and orienteering under the guidance of our camp facilitators as you build valuable skills to help you survive if your were ever marooned some day. Are you ready?  

Date: 11/7-11/8

Time: Varies

Location: 

Camp Winona, 

6885 Winona Place

Hughesville, MD 20637, US 
Levels: J,C

Badge/Patch Included? No

How does your teen troop differ from one 80 years ago? Do you have the same badges, uniforms, and activities? Earn the vintage Brownie GS thru the Years Badge.

Date: 1/9/27, 3/6/26

Time: 3:00-5:00pm

Location: 

Girl Scout Archives, 3 Hillcrest Dr., Frederick, MD 21703
Levels: C, S, A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: 202-237-1670

Ready to take the challenge to the max? Climb into the trees with our challenge course facilitators and enjoy spending some time 30 feet in the air. Use our smart belay system to traverse bridges, navigates the cat’s whiskers, and crawl through the tunnel all under your own power! Finish off your adventure with a ride down our zipline to return yourself back to earth. Think you’re ready for the challenge? 

Date: Multiple dates

Time: Multiple 2 hour sessions

Location: 

Camp White Rock (Capon Bridge, WV), 

Camp Crowell (Oakton, VA)
Levels: J, C,S,A, Adults

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: ereece@gscnc.org

Girl Scout Ways Workshop: Learn all about what Girl Scouts do!! From traditions and games to songs and ceremonies, girls will complete most requirements of the appropriate GS Ways badge.

Dates: 10/17/26, 10/18/26, 11/21/26, 11/22/26, 12/19/26, 12/20/26, 1/17/27,  2/20/27, 2/21/27, 3/20/27/3/21/27, 4/17/27, 4/18/27

Levels: J, C, S, A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Archives Open House: All are welcome to visit for a casual tour of our council's history center. Learn Girl Scout history, discover our programs, and chat with members of the History Team. All visitors get a patch!

Dates: 11/8/26, 12/6/26, 1/10/27, 2/7/27, 3/7/27, 4/4/27, 5/2/27

Time: 1:00-5:00pm

Levels: All

Badge/Patch Included? Yes

Location: 

Girl Scout Archives, 3 Hillcrest Dr., Frederick, MD 21703

Contact: 202-237-1670

 Join our camp facilitators to discover the excitement of paddling while building confidence, working on teamwork and having a great time. This hands-on program introduces participants to the fundamentals of canoeing such as proper paddling technique, water safety and how to work together to move their boat. Everyone will get a chance to spend ample time on the water throughout the program.  

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

 Get ready for an introduction into target sports with a fun and exciting time at slingshots. This fun programs is great for all Girl Scout levels looking for a low stress target sport. Participants will learn how to shoot and how to improve their skills under the guidance of camp facilitators. This session is sure to be a fantastic time for everyone involved. 

- What to Expect: All participants will be split into small groups (5-7 people) to take turns shooting. All participants will have 4-5 opportunities to shoot. Between turns participants will be asked to wait quietly. It is recommended adults bring a quiet activity for their youth such as coloring materials, books and cards. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Join us for a program which provides provision, focus and fun! This opportunity is designed for participants of all experience from curious beginner to seasoned archer. Learn about modern archery equipment, how to shoot safely, and how to improve their skills. Participants will enjoy ample practice time with guidance from our camp facilitators to help them become the archer they want to be.

-What to Expect: All participants will be split into small groups (5-10 people) to take turns shooting. All participants will be given 4-5 chances to shoot. Between turns participants will be asked to wait quietly until their next turn. It is recommended adults bring a quiet activity for their youth to do such as coloring materials, books or cards. Facilitators will provide coloring materials during most sessions. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

"It's time to try our most advanced target sport, on that demands patience and percission. With the guidance of our camp facilitators participants will learn proper throwing technique, safety considerations, and receive feedback to improve their skills. Are you ready to try and hit the target?

What to Expect: Participants will have the opportunity to throw tomahawks and/or knives in pairs. On average each participant will get between 4-6 chances to throw depending on group size. Between turns participants will be asked to wait quietly. It is recommended adults and youth bring something such as coloring materials, books or cards to use during this down time. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Join our camp facilitators in discovering the amazing things a team can do! By taking part in games and challenges, participants will practice communication skills, problem solving, and build confidence while helping each other reach their goals. Designed for individuals and groups with little to no experience on a challenge course, this program is a great opportunity for participants to challenge themselves before leveling up to harder elements in future visits to our high ropes course.  

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

It's time to put on your detectives hat and sharpen your observation skills by discovering the amazing changes which take place in the fall! Explore phenology- the study of the climate-driven life cycle changes of plants and animals, through games, hands-on activities and camp exploration. Participants will discover how life changes in the fall and how these changes play an important part in our understanding of the world. 

-What to Expect: Participants will complete a variety of activites inlcuding making a nature journal or phenology wheel, playing phenology/observation game, a nature hike and more. The number of activities completed will depend on the group with some completing all and others just completing some. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Meet the opossum- a pouch-carrying, bug eating, tree climbing, dead playing marvel of nature. Through hands-on exploration, games and crafts participants will discover the unique adaptations of North America's only marsupial. By the end of the program participants will understand where these animals came from, what they need to survive and the important roles they play in our ecosystems because we all know how awesome the oppossum is. 

-What to Expect: All participants will get a chance to observe and interact with oppossum biofacts such as skulls and furs to learn about their adaptations. Participants will engage in a series of games and other hands-on activities to learn about the habitat and lifecyle of the oppossum before taking a hike around camp to take a habitat accessment hike to see if camp is a good place for the oppossum to live. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Flit and flutter into the magical world of monarch butterflies and their host plants, milkweed. Discover the life cycle, migration and habitat of the monarch butterfly through hands-on experiences, games and live animal observations. Explore why the Monarch butterfly is disappearing and the ways everyone can help preserve these beautiful parts of our environment forever. 

What to Expect: Participants will get a chance to observe and interact with live monarch caterpillars to learn about their lifecycle. Participants will also help create or maintain a pollinator garden at the camp. Finally all participants will be offered the opportunity to participate in a symbolic monarch migration where they will mail paper butterflies to schools in Mexico and then receive butterflies back in the spring. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

 Days growing shorter, the air getting colder, and animals everywhere are preparing for the winter season. From squirrels stashing acorns, bears building dens and foxes getting fluffier, it's time to discover the amazing ways animals survive these colder days. young naturalists will engage in games, hands-on activities, and camp explorations to discover how animals at our camps prepare and survive winter without jackets and scarves. 

What to Expect: during the program participants will complete various games and activities aimed to help them understand the various survival strategies animals use to make it through the winter. Participants will also participate in a hike around camp to search for evidence of animals preparing for winter. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

"What does a bird, bee and bat have a in common? They are all at risk of disappearing forever! Extinction is the permanent loss of a species and it happens for many reasons. Join camp facilitators to explore how living things going extinct and how everyday changes in our behavior can help prevent this. Through hands-on activities, games and a camp service project participants will learn about locally threatened species and current efforts they can participate in to help keep these species present in our world. 

What to Expect: Participants will complete multiple games/activities to explore endangered species and the causes of extinction. Participants will also join in on a camp service project aimed to improve the habitat of camp. Projects could include: invasive species removal, nest box building, etc.  

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Embrace your inner witch or wizard by discovering the unknown power of the plants around you in herbology. Explore camp to find the medicinal and edible plants which exist right in our own backyards. Learn how to prepare these plants to bring out their super powers and take home a natural cure at the end of the day. 

- What to Expect: Participants will spend the majority of the program outside learning about and gathering plants. Participants will get to complete some or all of the following activities depending on plant availability: dandelion or plantain salve, plant poultice, pine needle tea and foraging. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

The woods are calling, are you ready to answer? 

Join us for an opportunity to help your youth gain the skills, confidence and resilience needed to enjoy the complexities of outdoor survival. Throughout the program participants will explore the steps of survival, learn how to access situations for safety, make informed decisions and develop a survival plan in an emergency. By the end of this program, participants will be ready to take a day trip in the woods and return safely. 

- What to Expect: This program takes place primarily outside. The instructor will use games and activities to cover topics like the 10 survival essentials, what to do when lost, how to avoid getting lost and leave no trace principles. this program includes a hike around camp with the opportunity for participants to practice shelter building. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

The woods are calling, are you ready to answer? 

Join us for an opportunity to help your youth gain the skills, confidence and resilience needed to enjoy the complexities of outdoor survival. Throughout the program participants will explore the steps of survival, learn how to access situations for safety, make informed decisions and develop a survival plan in an emergency. By the end of this program, participants will be ready to take a day trip in the woods and return safely. 

- What to Expect: This program takes place primarily outside. The instructor will use games and activities to cover topics like the 10 survival essentials, what to do when lost, how to avoid getting lost and leave no trace principles. this program includes a hike around camp with the opportunity for participants to practice shelter building. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

It's time to twist, loop and tie your way into a new skill! Through interactive demonstrations, guided practice and exciting challenges participants will build confidence and patience. This program will high-light real world applications of knot-tying including camp setup, safety and other everyday applications. By the end of the program participants will have practiced several useful knots so whether beginners or skilled campers looking to sharpen their knowledge this program promises a fun and empowering way to gain new skills. 

What to Expect: Program participants will learn a variety of knot tying skills such as the square knot, bowline, clove hitch, and timber hitch. Depending on participants' experience these skills will be use to complete a variety of activities such as setting up a tent line, making a survival bracelet and possibly a Swiss seat. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Could you find you way through the woods? If not, then here's your chance to learn the secrets of woodland navigation by exploring how to use compasses, maps and nature signs. By participating in hands-on activities participants will practice using these skills and attempt to complete a series of navigational challenges. 

What to Expect: During the program participants will learn about how to use navigation tools like maps and compasses. Skills which are taught during the program include: taking a bearing, following a bearing, and reading a compass and map. Participants will learn some or all of these skills based on their skill level and how quickly participants understand skills. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org  

Combine life skills with camp skills by making a meal for yourself and your fellow Girl Scouts during this outdoor cooking program. Learn how to cook using a variety of camping cooking methods in order to help make an entrée, sides and dessert for everyone to share. Enjoy the final products together for an amazing and delicious time at camp. 

-What to Expect: Participants will be divided into small groups (3-5 people). Each group will be responsible for preparing and cooking the meal they are all going to eat. The following standard menu will be prepared: campfire bread and butter, foil packet dinner (chicken, potatoes, bell peppers and onions) and baked stuffed apples with bag ice cream. Facilitators will provide instruction and guidance throughout the process. All cooking materials will be provided including food. Cooking methods will vary depending on the availability of supplies but may include campfires, cooking stoves, and hobo stoves.

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Cut, chop and whittle your way to becoming a camping skills expert. Learn how to safely use essential camp tools like pocket knives, folding saws, and hatchets through hands-on activities. Under the guidance of camp facilitators youth will gain the confidence to feel empowered to use these tools skillfully and safely. 

What to Expect: Participants will learn how to use three camp tools: pocket knives, folding saws and hatchets. With each tool participants will complete 1-3 activities depending on group skills and time. Youth and other participants will be expected to maintain a high level of maturity during these activities. Anyone who cannot act accordingly will not be allowed to participate.  

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org  

 Discover the wonder of the night sky by exploring the constellations and how ancient civilizations used the stars we see today for navigation, time keeping and myth-making. Through crafts, storytelling, and star exploration participants will turn the night sky into a place of adventure, discovery and inspiration--one star at a time. 

- What to Expect: This program takes place primarily outside. Participants will be asked to avoid using flashlights during the program to allow for better night vision. While many parts of the program will ask participants to stand during star gazing participants will be encouraged to sit or lay on the ground. Participants will engage in a series of activities meant to teach them about the constellations and stars before spending time (30-45 minutes) star gazing. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Do you know who wakes up when the sun goes down? Explore camp under the cover of darkness and learn about the animals who call it home. Discover how the physical and behavioral adaptations of animals like owls, bats and opposums allow them to thrive during the night. Through games and hands-on activities participants will pit their senses against these common nocturnal animals to see if you have what it takes to be a nocturnal animal. 

- What to Expect: This program takes participants into the woods at night. Flashlights are not allowed during the hike to ensure maximum night vision for participants and the maximum chance of encountering nocturnal animals. Appropriate caution is used at all times during the program to maintain safety. During the program participants will get chances to put their senses up against common nocturnal animals through various activities. Appropriate safety precautions are taken at all times. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Have you ever seen the milky way? Chances are no because as cities grow brighter, our stars grow dimmer. Join our camp facilitators to explore how the light pollution has changed our view of the universe and hidden the light of our stars. By participating in hands-on activities, sky observations and citizen science projects, discover how everyone can work together to help bring back the night sky. 

- What to Expect: This program takes place outside at night with limited lighting. Participants will be asked to avoid using flashlights during the program to make participating easier. Participants will learn about different types of light pollution, how we measure light pollution, measure the brightness of the night and explore ways to help reduce the impact of light on the environment. 

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Gather around the fire and join in with a Girl Scout tradition, CAMPFIRES! Participants will enjoy singing songs, playing games, doing skits and more, just like Girl Scouts who have come before. To bring the evening to a close everyone will get a chance to roast a marshmallow or two, you just need to bring graham crackers and chocolate if you want. We can't wait to see you there! 

- What to Expect: This program takes place outside at a fire circle. The facilitators will have the fire lit and maintain it throughout the program. The facilitators will guide the group through songs and games while also requesting assistance from the audience. Groups who have prepared a skit should let the facilitator know at the start of the program so time can be set aside for their performance. Towards the end of the program participants will be asked to find a marshmallow stick in the woods in order to roast a marshmallow. If troops and participants want they are welcome to bring s'more supplies (graham crackers and chocolate).

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: D,B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org   

Dandelions, the unsung heroes of compacted soils and pollinators everywhere, deserve a celebration all about them. Spend a day discovering the benefits this common yard weed has for animals and people alike. Examine their unique biology, create useful things with dandelion parts and explore our connection with these yellow flowers. Much like a dandelion in the summer, prepare to be blown away!  

Date: 4/3/27

Time: Varies

Location: 

Camp Brighton Woods, 120 Brighton Dam Rd

Brookeville, MD 20833, US 
Levels:J,C

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org 

Join our camp facilitators to explore the excitement of paddling while building confidence, discovering skills and having fun! This hands on program introduces participants to the fundamentals of kayaking such as proper technique and water safety. Everyone will get a chance to enjoy ample time on the water and explore the beauty our camps have to offer.

Date: Multiple Dates

Time: Multiple Sessions

Location: Varies

Levels: B,J,C,S,A

Badge/Patch Included? No

Contact: jharris@gscnc.org