CAMP ROUNDELAY 2007

Dreaming of canoes and camping?  Fires and friends? 
Here's a sneak peek at all the great programs being offered in Summer 2007 at Camp Roundelay!
 

Tripping Programs
Kayak the Apostles
BWCA
Namekagon River
Teton Horse Tales
The Play's the Thing
Little House on the Prairie

Costs:  $325.00 - $995.00

General Programs
(one week, five nights)
June 24-29
July 15-20
July 22-27
July 29-August 3
August 5-10

Costs:  $275.00 - $450.00

Horse Programs
(one, two, five, eleven, & twelve night sessions)

Horse Camp offered:
June 24-29
July 15-20
July 22-27
July 29-August 3
August 5-10

Gallop Away offered:
June 18-29
July 29-August 10

Stable Assistants offered:
June 10-17
August 12-19

Costs:  $125.00 - $375.00

Introductory Programs
(one, two, and three night sessions)
June 24-29
July 15-20
July 22-27
July 29-August 3
August 5-10

Costs:  $55.00 - $125.00

Every adult (and girls in 6th grade and older) who participates in a Work Day receives a $30 credit towards Roundelay 2007 Summer Programs.  Painting, trail and site maintenance, building, repairs, organizing, and clean-up all help get Camp Roundelay ready for campers and summer use after the long winter.  If you have special skills or tools that you are willing to bring to camp to operate, please contact Jitterbug at 218-726-4720. 

Work Days 10am-3pm
Saturday May 5
Saturday May 19
Saturday June 2

Please call the Council office at 218-726-4710 to pre-register!
 

What is Camp Roundelay?

Camp Roundelay is our camping facility, located in the Gordon-Wascott area of Wisconsin.  It is available for troop camping, and it also serves as our resident camp in the summer.  Camp Roundelay is 620 acres of outdoor fun, with two private lakes, a shower house (May-October), and an established waterfront with swimming and boating areas. 

Camp Roundelay is an ACA Accredited camp and staff is trained in areas of camper management, program skills, and child protection. 

Many of our staff have grown up at Camp Roundelay, and we have a 95%-100% return rate of staff. 

Girl Scout camping has always been interested in helping girls grow to be confident, caring, and concerned adults who have horseback, wilderness, or paddling skills that will last a lifetime.  Research shows that camping provides a safe and supervised set of opportunities to explore and define individual interests and motivations - a wonderful gift for girls as they grow!