Mini-Camps at Camp Natarswi

Mini-Camp With Meal Plan (WMP)

At this Mini-Camp you have use of the site and facilities and specialty staff will be offering sessions that may include; boating, swimming, rock climbing or archery. You will also have use of the site and facilities to carry out the programs your troop has planned. When you arrive at camp you may sign up for activities and kapers at the evening information meeting. The activities could include swimming, boating, biking, archery, campfire, rock climbing, arts and crafts, service projects, flag ceremonies and more. We also offer meals at an additional cost per meal selected. Plan your time at camp so you can cook out some of your meals or join us in the dining hall. This option does not mean you have to eat in the dining hall – only that it is available for you. You may choose to cook all your own meals. You will need to indicate your meal choice on the registration form. The cost of Mini-Camp WMP is $25.00 per person plus cost of meals.
 

Mini-Camp on Your Own (OYO)

This camp is a new alternative that is being offered during resident camp dates. At these Mini-Camps you are responsible for your own meals in your unit. Because this is being offered during resident camp these Mini-Camps are for females only. If you chose this option you will still have the opportunity to sign up for specialty sessions with trained staff in activities like boating, swimming, rock climbing or archery. You will also have your unit area and use of other parts of the camp to carry out the programs your troop has planned. When you arrive at camp you may sign up for activities and kapers at the evening information meeting. The activities could include: swimming, boating, biking, archery, campfire, rock climbing, arts and crafts, service projects, flag ceremonies and more. The cost of Mini Camp OYO is $25.00 per person.
 

Mini-Camp No Planned Program (NPP)

This camp is a new alternative that is being offered this season. At these Mini-Camps you are responsible for your own meals in your unit and all of your own programming. At these sessions there will be a weekend director at camp but there will not be specialty staff or instructors. Therefore if you want to swim you will need to have a lifeguard with you. You will have use of the site and facilities to carry out the programs your troop has planned. When you arrive at camp you may sign up for kapers at the evening information meeting. The cost of Mini-Camp NPP is $20.00 per person.

All mini-camps are for Girl Scout troops with the exception of the WMP mini-camps on June 13-15 and September 19-21. If you have a girl or adult with special needs please let us know what accommodations you require to make your stay at camp more comfortable. List any food allergies you have if you will be eating in the dining hall. If your troop has a male who is the leader or chaperone, please make a note on your registration form so accommodations can be made.

*Maine state law allows anyone under the age of 16 to fish without a fishing license. All other participants who intend to fish should purchase a fishing license prior to arriving at camp.