Summer Resident and Day Camp

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Looking for affordable, exciting, fun filled programs for the summer?  You've come to the right place! Beat the heat with our overnight camps in Payson and Prescott or take advantage of our day camps in Phoenix and Prescott. Programs range in cost from $100 and up depending on length of stay and program activities invovled.

Girls who come to camp will:

• Have fun
• Choose a variety of exciting activites
• Become a part of the Camp Community
• Build Confidence
• Make New Friends
• Have the experience of a lifetime

Girl Scouts - Arizona Cactus Pine Council, Inc. has four great properties offering amazing opportunies in June and July.

Check out the descriptions below for more program information. 

You don't have to be a Girl Scout to attend camp, so bring a friend and join us.

Camp Sombrero - Day Camp

Located in Phoeinx and offering 6 weeks of day camp programs for girls entering grades 1-8.  Each week offers a different theme and activites will reflect the weeks theme.  Camp Sombrero features a sub olympic size swimming pool, archery range, misted arts and crafts ramadas as well as an air condidtioned lodge.

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Willow Springs Program Center-- Resident and Day Camp

Located in Prescott, AZ and offering Day and Resident Camp Programs.Facilities at Willow Springs includes both a high and low ropes course, a ceramics center with a kiln, and programs including dance and drama. Sleeping facilities include cabins and dormitory-style buildings with electricity and platform tents.  Willow Springs offers Family, Troop and Individual Programs.

Click here for more information about Willow Springs Program Center  ** New Dates Available for Popular Sessions**

Shadow Rim Ranch -- Resident Camp

Located in Payson, Arizona at the base of the Mogollan Rim and focuses on high adventure activities including trip and travel programs, canoeing, kayaking and climbing. Unique features include a climbing tower, “pake”, and a historical homestead which is the center of the camp’s Heritage program.  Shadow Rim Ranch offers Family, Troop and Individual Programs.

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Camp Maripai - Resident Camp

is a resident camp located in the Bradshaw Mountains outside of Prescott, AZ and focuses on horsemanship, ecology, and basic outdoor skills. Other activites include sleeping under the stars, arts and crafts, hiking, outdoor cooking, geochaching, sports and games, and nature based activites. Camp Maripai offers Family, Troop and Individual Programs.

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What GIRLS say about Summer Camp!

"Please keep the songs coming and bring on the counselors" -Sarah, 12

"I 'heart' camp" -MaKenzie, 10

"The counselors braided my hair and helped me when I was home sick" -Laura, 8

"I like that we get to camp out in a tent and be away from phones and computers for awhile." -Melissa, 14

"The 3 best things about camp are the food, friends and counselors" -Jessica, 12

What PARENTS say about Willow Springs, Shadow Rim, Camp Sombrero and Camp Maripai!

"She had an absolutely marvelous time. This was her first time to be away from home for a week, and she did not attend with any friends. She made great friends, tried all kinds of new activities, and can't wait to go again next year. She's already thinking of 2 weeks next year. What a wonderful growth experience for her."

"Alexis learns leadership skills when she goes away to camp. She always comes back more confident and independent. I highly recommend summer camp to all of my friends who are leaders because it is our daughter’s only chance to experience camp independently from their moms. It stretches them emotionally and they grow in such positive ways."

"She isn't afraid of bugs!! You may laugh, but she really didn't like bugs and now it's no big deal. She also realized that her assigned chores at home were no big deal. She was amazed to find that some girls didn't know how to sweep or hold a dust pan!" 

"This was Mac's first camp experience and she love it. Even though she came to camp with a bunk buddy she branched out and made new friends. She loves the outdoors and enjoyed the cabin life with all of her bunk mates. The taste of independence in a controlled environment was great for her. She felt very included in every game and made a point of saying the counselors encouraged all the girls to participate in all activities. Thank you to everyone for everything they did to make her experience terrific!"