Adventure Camp Opportunities in 2024-2025:
Winter Fun in Kitzbühel, Austria: December 6-9, 2024
Girl Scouts will spend a long weekend having fun in the snow! Activities will include snowshoeing and ice skating. Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors will go ice climbing* and Girl Scout Juniors and Cadettes will go tobogganing. Please note that activities are dependent on snow/ice levels and may be modified to meet actual weather conditions. When not outside in the snow, Girl Scouts will develop important mental health skills like healthy coping mechanisms, participate in facilitated discussions about issues facing youth today and learn about their own unique leadership style.
Girl Scouts should be dropped off between 4-5 p.m. on Friday, December 6 and picked up between 8-9 a.m. on Monday, December 9 in Kitzbühel (exact address provided after registering).
Girl Scouts must be chaperoned by a parent/guardian or other designated adult to and from camp. Girl Scouts ages 16-18 years old may travel on their own with a special, notarized release form. Please contact us at overseascustomercare@girlscouts.org for additional information if your Girl Scout is 16-18 years old and planning to travel on her own.
* Ice climbing will incur an additional “add-on” fee.
Island Adventures on Jeju Island, South Korea: March 28-31, 2025
Set your watches to island time for this adventure camp! Girl Scouts will spend the long weekend chasing waterfalls, exploring the local folk village and learning about underwater life at Aqua Planet, Asia’s largest aquarium. Other activities include hiking, watching the sun rise from a 5,000-year-old tuff cone and learning about the local culture at a museum or two. When not out exploring the island, Girl Scouts will develop important mental health skills like healthy coping mechanisms, participate in facilitated discussions about issues facing youth today and learn about their own unique leadership style.
Girl Scouts should be dropped off between 4-5 p.m. on Friday, March 28 and picked up between 8-9 a.m. on Monday, March 31 on Jeju Island (exact address provided after registering).
Girl Scouts must be chaperoned by a parent/guardian or other designated adult to and from camp. Girl Scouts ages 16-18 years old may travel on their own with a special, notarized release form. Please contact overseascustomercare@girlscouts.org for additional information if your Girl Scout is 16-18 years old and planning to travel on her own.
Fun in the Sun in Albufeira, Portugal – June 27-30, 2025
Kick off your summer adventures in sunny Portugal! Activities will include a dolphin and cave boat tour, plus other local experiences voted on by the campers. There’s so much to do in Albufeira – exploring the old town, visiting the Zoomarine park, tasting local seafood specialties – campers will be spoiled for choice! Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors will go surfing and Girl Scout Juniors and Cadettes will go on a mountain safari. When not basking in the rays, Girl Scouts will develop important mental health skills like healthy coping mechanisms, participate in facilitated discussions about issues facing youth today and learn about their own unique leadership style.
Girl Scouts should be dropped off between 4-5 p.m. on Friday, June 27 and picked up between 8-9 a.m. on Monday, June 30 in Albufeira, Portugal (exact address provided after registering).
Girl Scouts must be chaperoned by a parent/guardian or other designated adult to and from camp. Girl Scouts ages 16-18 years old may travel on their own with a special, notarized release form. Please contact overseascustomercare@girlscouts.org for additional information if your Girl Scout is 16-18 years old and planning to travel on her own.
Mountain Adventures in Tolmin, Slovenia: July 11-14, 2025
Summer mountain adventures await in Slovenia! Pitch a tent beside the emerald green Soca River and listen to the sounds of nature. Activities will include outdoor cooking, a visit to the Soca River Fun Park, high ropes course, hiking and whitewater rafting. When not out exploring the mountains, Girl Scouts will develop important mental health skills like healthy coping mechanisms, participate in facilitated discussions about issues facing youth today and learn about their own unique leadership style.
Girl Scouts should be dropped off between 4-5 p.m. on Friday, July 11 and picked up between 8-9 a.m. on Monday, July 14 in Tolmin, Slovenia (exact address provided after registering).
Girl Scouts must be chaperoned by a parent/guardian or other designated adult to and from camp. Girl Scouts ages 16-18 years old may travel on their own with a special, notarized release form. Please contact overseascustomercare@girlscouts.org for additional information if your Girl Scout is 16-18 years old and planning to travel on her own.
Whitewater Glamping in Minikami, Japan: July 22-25, 2025
Raft the river in style during this summer adventure in Minakami- just a little over an hour outside of Tokyo! Settle into your glamping yurt before setting out to explore the many outdoor adventures that await. Activities will include outdoor cooking, whitewater rafting, exploring a local hot spring and canyoneering. When not rafting the rapids, Girl Scouts will develop important mental health skills like healthy coping mechanisms, participate in facilitated discussions about issues facing youth today and learn about their own unique leadership style.
Girl Scouts should be dropped off between 4-5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 22 and picked up between 8-9 a.m. on Friday, July 25 in Minakami, Japan (exact address provided after registering).
Girl Scouts must be chaperoned by a parent/guardian or other designated adult to and from camp. Girl Scouts ages 16-18 years old may travel on their own with a special, notarized release form. Please contact overseascustomercare@girlscouts.org for additional information if your Girl Scout is 16-18 years old and planning to travel on her own.
Outdoor Adventure in Hokkaido, Japan: August 8-11, 2025
Round out your summer adventures in the Daisetsuzan National Park! Activities will include hiking and water sports, plus other local experiences voted on by the campers. There's so much to do in Hokkaido -- visiting an onsen, mountain biking, high ropes, exploring nearby lavender fields and more -- campers will be thrilled with all the options! When not soaking in the final days of summer, Girl Scouts will develop important mental health skills like healthy coping mechanisms, participate in facilitated discussions about issues facing youth today and learn about their own unique leadership style.
Girl Scouts should be dropped off between 4-5 p.m. on Friday, August 8 and picked up between 8-9 a.m. on Monday, August 11 in Hokkaido, Japan (exact address provided after registering).
Girl Scouts must be chaperoned by a parent/guardian or other designated adult to and from camp. Girl Scouts ages 16-18 years old may travel on their own with a special, notarized release form. Please contact overseascustomercare@girlscouts.org for additional information if your Girl Scout is 16-18 years old and planning to travel on her own.
