Frequently Asked Questions
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How do we register?
Registration MUST be submitted via this website - see the registration page for more information. Registration opens will open once we have a minimum number of volunteers committed for the week. Please sign up for the mailing list to be notified when registration will be open. Why should I Volunteer?
Girl Scout Sammamish Day Camp is a 100% volunteer-led camp meaning there are NO paid employees. Through volunteers like yourself, the camp is able to make a huge difference in the number of girls that can participate at camp! Volunteers, requiring adult presence at camp Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm daily, will have guaranteed placement in camp for their campers as long as all paperwork and payment is received no later than April 30th. You can also buddy-up with a friend to cover the week's volunteer commitment and still receive placement for both of your families. |
FRIDAY LUNCH!!!!
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Can my Preschooler or Son attend camp?
YES!!! Girl Scout Sammamish Day Camp offers both Tagalong and Boy units for children of full time adult volunteers only.
The Tagalong Unit is open to any preschool aged children of adult volunteers (must be potty trained). The Boys Unit is open to all boys entering grades 1st through 5th in the fall. The adult volunteer must be on-site for the Tagalong/Boy to attend camp and the Tagalong/Boy camper must leave if the parent leaves the camp due to Girl Scout safety rules.
YES!!! Girl Scout Sammamish Day Camp offers both Tagalong and Boy units for children of full time adult volunteers only.
The Tagalong Unit is open to any preschool aged children of adult volunteers (must be potty trained). The Boys Unit is open to all boys entering grades 1st through 5th in the fall. The adult volunteer must be on-site for the Tagalong/Boy to attend camp and the Tagalong/Boy camper must leave if the parent leaves the camp due to Girl Scout safety rules.
What is the refund policy?
Registration closes on May 15th and our supply purchasing begins in earnest. If you have to cancel before that date, we can refund your money in full less a $15 processing fee. Request for refunds must be in writing or emailed to mjillian38@gmail.com. If you have to cancel after that date, we may be able to supply your child with some of the items we purchase at camp (after the camp is over) but we will not be able to refund your registration fee.
Registration closes on May 15th and our supply purchasing begins in earnest. If you have to cancel before that date, we can refund your money in full less a $15 processing fee. Request for refunds must be in writing or emailed to mjillian38@gmail.com. If you have to cancel after that date, we may be able to supply your child with some of the items we purchase at camp (after the camp is over) but we will not be able to refund your registration fee.
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Where is Sammamish Day Camp?
Girl Scout Sammamish Day Camp is at the beautiful Beaver Lake Park in Sammamish, WA. |
What should my camper bring to camp?
A camper letter will be sent closer to camp with details but here is an idea of what to bring every day:
A camper letter will be sent closer to camp with details but here is an idea of what to bring every day:
- LARGE LUNCH & HEALTHY SNACKS (remember the campers are very active and often need a larger lunch than usual) - Please help us keep campers safe and send only nut-free foods!
- Reusable water bottle
- Backpack with extra clothes (just in case)
- Sunscreen or bug spray (optional)
- Sweatshirt or jacket
- Hat (optional)
What should my camper wear to camp?
Campers should wear seasonally and weather appropriate clothing.
Campers should wear seasonally and weather appropriate clothing.
- Shorts (typically)
- Any shirt that can be worn under a camp t-shirt. (Campers receive shirts to wear at camp and bring them home the last day.)
- Closed toes shoes (open-toed, sandals or flip flops are NOT allowed) (Keen-type shoes with closed toes are acceptable.)
- Sweatshirt or jacket
What will my child eat at camp?
Your camper must bring a large lunch to camp (Monday through Thursday) as campers are very active and often need a larger lunch than usual. Friday's activities include an all camp lunch provided by the camp. The camp letter sent home closer to camp will include more details about the Friday lunch. If your camper is a picky eater or has allergies, you may want to send along additional food on Friday.
Please note, we will no longer be providing daily snacks! Please send your camper with nut-free snacks!
Your camper must bring a large lunch to camp (Monday through Thursday) as campers are very active and often need a larger lunch than usual. Friday's activities include an all camp lunch provided by the camp. The camp letter sent home closer to camp will include more details about the Friday lunch. If your camper is a picky eater or has allergies, you may want to send along additional food on Friday.
Please note, we will no longer be providing daily snacks! Please send your camper with nut-free snacks!
My child would like to attend with a friend. Can they be together at camp?
Your child has the option to list a "camp buddy" during the online registration process. Note the friend MUST also list your child as their "buddy". Buddy placement is not guaranteed, though we strive to organize camp so that it is the best experience for everyone!
Your child has the option to list a "camp buddy" during the online registration process. Note the friend MUST also list your child as their "buddy". Buddy placement is not guaranteed, though we strive to organize camp so that it is the best experience for everyone!
What does a typical day look like?
A typical day schedule is below:
9am - 10am Each day at camp starts at 9am with drop-off, songs and our opening ceremony.
10am - Noon Units rotate through activities focused on our camp theme, e.g. games, team-building, outdoor skills, etc.
Noon Lunch is brought from home and lots of conversation is shared!
1pm - 3pm Lots more activities with more unit rotations.
3pm - 4pm Time to clean up, closing ceremony and then say goodbye to new and old friends.
4pm "Hi Mom & Dad - let me tell you what a great day I had at camp!"
A typical day schedule is below:
9am - 10am Each day at camp starts at 9am with drop-off, songs and our opening ceremony.
10am - Noon Units rotate through activities focused on our camp theme, e.g. games, team-building, outdoor skills, etc.
Noon Lunch is brought from home and lots of conversation is shared!
1pm - 3pm Lots more activities with more unit rotations.
3pm - 4pm Time to clean up, closing ceremony and then say goodbye to new and old friends.
4pm "Hi Mom & Dad - let me tell you what a great day I had at camp!"