Camperships
From time to time, we may all come to a point when we just need a little help. The Eunice Anderson Campership Fund was put in place to provide funding for any woman in need of financial assistance to attend camp. A campership will provide either partial or complete assistance depending on an individual's ability to pay.
Funding for the Eunice Anderson Campership Fund comes from the proceeds of live and 'silent' auctions held at most of our events. Items to be auctioned are donated by campers for the sole purpose of keeping the campership fund healthy and available to anyone in need.
If you need assistance or know of a woman in need who may enjoy some time at camp, please print and fill out the campership application and mail to the address at the bottom of the form. Click here to view and print the campership application. Want more information? Use the contact form on our Home page to send us your questions. All inquiries and applications are kept strictly confidential.
Funding for the Eunice Anderson Campership Fund comes from the proceeds of live and 'silent' auctions held at most of our events. Items to be auctioned are donated by campers for the sole purpose of keeping the campership fund healthy and available to anyone in need.
If you need assistance or know of a woman in need who may enjoy some time at camp, please print and fill out the campership application and mail to the address at the bottom of the form. Click here to view and print the campership application. Want more information? Use the contact form on our Home page to send us your questions. All inquiries and applications are kept strictly confidential.
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A Little Bit About UsWhat began as a retreat for Maine Girl Scout leaders over 30 years ago has evolved into an adventure open to all women, 18 years of age and older.
It was in 1996 that our Board of Advisors was formed and at that point, Women's Camp came into its own. Today, women from all over New England and beyond, including those who have never been Girl Scouts, enjoy the Women's Camp experience. The Board of Advisors, women from all walks of life each having their own set of unique experiences and talents, share the responsibility of organizing events and planning activities. Women’s Camp is financially independent of any other organization and is not a branch of the Girl Scouts. Most of our events are held at Girl Scout properties and Girl Scout insurance covers Women's Camp participants during those events. This is why all participants must enroll as adult Girl Scouts during one of our paid sessions. |
Special Needs:Most of the camps we use are handicapped accessible. On occasion, we do encounter limited access facilities. However, we have found that with a little creativity and a can-do spirit, most obsticals can be overcome.
If you have any specific dietary, physical or health needs that must be met, please fill out the contact form on our Home page or send the information with your registration form. We will do whatever we can to accomodate you. We ask that you give us ample time to try and meet your needs. Please do not wait until your arrival to inform us of special needs as we will not be able meet them at the last minute. Guests:Guests are welcome at Women's Camp as long as they are female, 18 or older, and arrangements have been made in advance. We ask for a small donation should meals be attended ($5 per). Overnight stays will require a registration fee.
Alcohol / Smoking / Pet Policies:Smoking, Alcohol and Pets (no matter how well behaved) are not permitted on any Girl Scout property and we must abide by their policies. There is an exception for certified service animals only. For insurance purposes you must provide proof of certification and vaccination records to bring your service animal to camp. Advance notification is required. You are solely responsible for the care and feeding of your service animal. Service animals are not covered by the Girl Scout insurance policy.
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We always try to give a little back:
At most events there will be an opportunity to volunteer as we try to leave the camp a little better than we find it. It could be washing windows, planting shrubs and trees, painting or fixing whatever needs repair. There is no obligation to participate. Any amount of help is greatly appreciated.
Camp Kapers:We have no maids, housekeepers or custodians at camp and your mother may or may not be in attendance. This allows us to keep camp fees affordable. So, it is up to all of us to pitch in and help.
Like any camp or household, in order for things to stay clean and functioning, certain jobs need to be done on a daily basis. All participants are asked to volunteer to complete specific tasks or "kapers". Kapers may include sweeping, setting tables, helping with meal prep, cleaning bathrooms, putting up the flag, keeping tissue in the bathrooms, etc. Kapers and camp procedures will be explained at the first meal. Jobs done by a lot of people are completed quickly. Insurance Requirements:Since Girl Scout insurance covers Women’s Camp, all participants must be enrolled as Adult Girl Scouts. G.S. registration includes the period October 1st through September 30th of every calendar year.
If you are not currently a registered Adult Girl Scout, please add $15.00 to your total camp fee. G.S. registration forms will be provided at check-in and your registration will be with the Girl Scouts of Maine. This does not obligate you to the Girl Scouts in any way. |
