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Explore the outdoors, minutes from home!

Campers of all ages can embrace the leader within at Girl Scout day camp! All GSEMA day camps offer classic camp activities, including crafts, games, and campfires. Other activities vary by camp. Round-trip bus transportation is included in the day camp fee. Full bus schedules can be found on individual camp pages.

Explore our five day camp for girls entering grades K-12.* Free bus transportation in included!

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Cedar Hill

Waltham, MA

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Favorite

Brewster, MA

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Maude Eaton

Andover, MA

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Rice Moody

Reading, MA

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Wind in the Pines

Plymouth, MA

*Camper age requirements depend on camp program.

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Check out the 2026 Camp Guide to browse all camp sessions and for more information about summer camp.

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Camp Cedar Hill | Waltham, MA

Discover why generations of Girl Scouts have fallen in love with summer camp! At historic Camp Cedar Hill, campers spend their days exploring wooded hiking trails, spotting wildlife, and learning about local habitats. When the weather gets warm, campers can cool off in the pool, and some units even get to paddle a canoe across our peaceful pond.

Each day is filled with classic camp magic: campfire cooking, sing-alongs, hands-on crafts, nature exploration, and plenty of laughter. Theme weeks add an extra layer of excitement, giving campers new ways to learn, play, and connect with friends old and new. It’s the perfect place to unplug, try new adventures, and build confidence, all while being immersed in nature just minutes from Boston.

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Hours of operation: 9 AM-4 PM
Extended care available: 7:30-9 AM ($10) and 4-6 PM ($15)
Directions to Camp Cedar Hill

Read about Camp Cedar Hill in our 2026 Camp Guide.

For more information or to schedule a tour, contact us. Financial aid is available.

Already registered for camp? Read your 2026 camper information packet (located in your CampInTouch account) to find all the information you need to know, including a suggested packing list.

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All camp session fees include bus transportation. We offer nine separate bus routes with service in the following towns:

Arlington Milton
Bedford Natick
Belmont Needham
Boston Newton
Brighton Revere
Brookline Roslindale
Cambridge Somerville
Canton South Boston
Dedham Waltham
Dorchester Watertown
Framingham Wellesley
Jamaica Plain West Roxbury
Lexington Winchester
Malden Woburn
Medford  

View or download the bus stop locations and schedule.

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Camp begins with singing and games with your unit. After the morning attendance, campers begin their daily activities. They will enjoy swimming, followed by fun activities, such as arts and crafts, adventure, field games, and archery. The majority of the program is planned by the campers with their unit the first day of each session. 

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Camp Cedar Hill is an American Camp Association-accredited camp. This means that a every five years, a nationally recognized organization ensures that everything we do (from the meals we serve to the programs we plan) is done in a safe way. By selecting an ACA-accredited camp, you can be assured your camper is safe.

Camp Cedar Hill must comply with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (105 CMR 430.000) and is licensed by the City of Waltham.


Camp Favorite | Brewster, MA

Whether your camper calls the Cape home or joins us just for the summer, Camp Favorite is the perfect place to soak up the season and make unforgettable memories. Every day brings something new to explore, with a wide range of classic and modern camp activities: arts and crafts, swimming, boating, archery, hands-on science exploration, and so much more.

Campers will also experience the joyful traditions that make Girl Scout camp special, like unforgettable songs, silly games, and cozy campfires that bring the whole camp together. It’s a sun-filled summer of friendship, discovery, and confidence-building fun, right here on the Cape.

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Hours of operation: 9 AM-4 PM (full day)
Directions to Camp Favorite

Read about Camp Favorite in our 2026 Camp Guide.

For more information, contact us. Financial aid is available.

Already registered for camp? Read your 2026 camper information packet (located in your CampInTouch account) to find all the information you need to know, including a suggested packing list.

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All program fees include bus transportation with service to the following towns:

Dennis
Hyannis

View or download the bus stop locations and schedule.

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A typical day at Camp Favorite can be summed up in one word: FUN! Campers work together with help from their counselors to plan a schedule centered around their interests. You may spend half the day focusing on your program specialty and the rest of the day exploring other exciting activities camp offers. An emphasis on building friendships, confidence, and leadership skills is incorporated into every activity. At Camp Favorite, no two days will be the same—but each day will be filled with laughter, exploration, and discovery!

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Camp Favorite is an American Camp Association-accredited camp. This means that every five years, a nationally recognized organization ensures that everything we do (from the meals we serve to the programs we plan) is done in a safe way. By selecting an ACA-accredited camp, you can be assured your camper is safe.

Camp Favorite must comply with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (105 CMR 430.000) and is licensed by the town of Brewster, MA.


Camp Maude Eaton | Andover, MA

Give your camper the full summer camp experience without traveling far from home! Each day at Camp Maude Eaton is packed with adventure, starting with a refreshing swim in Pomps Pond and continuing along the Lou Henry Hoover Sanctuary and Nature Trail, where girls explore the outdoors and discover local wildlife.

Campers can test their aim at the archery range, tackle team challenges on the low ropes course, and, for those entering grade 4 and above, rise to new heights on the Flying Squirrel or Islands in the Sky high ropes elements. (Closed-toe shoes required.) Campers will also enjoy all the classic camp traditions they love: singing, hands-on crafts, cookouts, and time spent making new friends. It’s the perfect blend of outdoor thrills, confidence-building challenges, and close-to-home convenience.

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Hours of operation: 9 AM-4 PM
Extended care available: 7:30-9 AM ($10) and 4-5:30 PM ($10)
Directions to Camp Maude Eaton

Read about Camp Maude Eaton in our 2026 Camp Guide.

For more information or to schedule a tour, contact us. Financial aid is available.

Already registered for camp? Read the 2026 camper information packet (located in your CampInTouch account) to find all the information you need to know, including a suggested packing list.  

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All camp session fees include bus transportation. We offer four separate bus routes with stops in the following towns:

Beverly Lynnfield
Billerica North Reading
Burlington Saugus*
Chelmsford Stoneham
Danvers Tewksbury
Dracut  Wilmington
Lawrence Woburn

*Saugus bus stop is only available for Session 1.

View or download the bus stop locations and schedule

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Arrive at camp and start your day with singing, a flag ceremony, and announcements. Your day is filled with awesome activities such as unit time to work on badges, swimming, archery, arts and crafts, nature, boating, and more! An afternoon flag ceremony is held before the campers depart. 

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Camp Maude Eaton is an American Camp Association accredited camp. This means that a nationally recognized organization comes in every 5 years to make sure everything we do (from the meals we serve to the programs we plan) is done in a safe way. By selecting an ACA accredited camp, you can be assured your camper is safe.

Camp Maude Eaton must comply with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (105 CMR 430.000) and is licensed by the town of Andover, MA.


Camp Rice Moody | Reading, MA

Get ready for a summer your camper will never forget! Here, we make new friends, build confidence, and enjoy classic camp fun from the moment they arrive. Each week offers a mix of favorite activities for campers, like arts and crafts, games, swimming, and plenty of outdoor adventures, to keep them engaged and excited.

Campers can splash in the pool on warm afternoons or gather around the fire pit for a delicious outdoor feast, creating the memories they’ll talk about long after summer ends. With free extended care included, it’s also a convenient and reliable childcare option for busy families. Come for a single week or stay for the whole summer. Every session is packed with friendship, discovery, and nonstop fun.

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Hours of operation: 9 AM-4 PM (full day)
Extended care available at no extra cost! 8:30-9:00 AM (drop-off) 4:00-4:30 PM (pick-up)
Directions to Camp Rice Moody

Read about Camp Rice Moody in our 2026 Camp Guide.

For more information, contact us. Financial aid is available.

Already registered for camp? Read your 2026 camper information packet (located in your CampInTouch account) to find all the information you need to know, including a suggested packing list.

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All program fees include bus transportation with service to the following towns:

Burlington Stoneham
Lawewnce Tewksbury
Lynnfield Wakefield
Malden Wilmington
Medford Woburn
Melrose  

View or download the bus stop locations and schedule.

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Camp begins with the opening flag ceremony, followed by exciting activities with your unit. Camp offers a swimming pool, outdoor programming areas, and a large program building for daily activities. Campers bring lunches and then go into their afternoon programs. The day ends with a closing flag ceremony and fun end-of-day events.

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Camp Rice Moody is an American Camp Association-accredited camp. This means that every five years, a nationally recognized organization ensures that everything we do (from the meals we serve to the programs we plan) is done in a safe way. By selecting an ACA-accredited camp, you can be assured your camper is safe.

Camp Rice Moody must comply with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (105 CMR 430.000) and is licensed by the town of Reading, MA.


Camp Wind in the Pines | Plymouth, MA

Set on more than 140 acres of beautiful woodland with spectacular access to Gallows Pond, Camp Wind in the Pines is the perfect place for campers to unplug, explore, and dive into unforgettable summer adventures. Campers spend their days discovering the outdoors, splashing in the water, and trying a wide range of classic and new activities from arts and crafts and swimming to boating, slingshots, archery, hands-on science exploration, and so much more.

They’ll also enjoy the Girl Scout camp traditions that keep our community strong, like unforgettable songs, silly games, and cozy campfires that bring everyone together. With exciting day trips across southeastern Massachusetts and beyond, every week offers new challenges, new friends, and new memories. It’s the ultimate blend of action, exploration, and confidence-building fun.

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Hours of operation: 9 AM-4 PM
Directions to Camp Wind in the Pines

Read about Wind in the Pines Day Camp in our 2026 Camp Guide.

For more information or to schedule a tour, contact us. Financial aid is available.

Already registered for camp? Read your 2026 camper information packet (located in your CampInTouch account) to find all the information you need to know, including a suggested packing list.

Bus Transportation: Stop Locations and Schedule toggle arrow

All program fees include bus transportation with stops in the following towns:

Braintree Pembroke
Bridgewater Plymouth
Brockton Rockland
Carver Sagamore Beach
Hanover Wareham
Kingston West Barnstable
Middleboro West Bridgewater
New Bedford Weymouth

View or download the bus stop locations and schedule.

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Each day begins with an opening flag ceremony and singing. You'll then enjoy exciting activities including arts and crafts, swimming, sports, and more. The day ends with the traditional flag ceremony.

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Camp Wind in the Pines is an American Camp Association-accredited camp. This means that every five years, a nationally recognized organization ensures that everything we do (from the meals we serve to the programs we plan) is done in a safe way. By selecting an ACA accredited-camp, you can be assured your camper is safe.

Camp Wind in the Pines must comply with the regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (105 CMR 430.000) and is licensed by the town of Plymouth, MA.

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