A new year calls for a new "every girl" challenge! Thanks to all that participated in our Every Girl in a Tent challenge. It was a giant success!
Beginning January 1, any Girl Scout that spends the night on Camp Wah-Shah-She's property will be eligible to receive a free, limited-time patch. Simply tell us about your experience to receive your patch!
Camp Wah-Shah-She was purchased in June, 1961. The camp site was at one time Osage Indian land. Wah-Shah-She means "Osage" in the tribal tongue and it was agreed that key locations on site would be named with Osage names and the area(s) have the blessing of the chief. The first day camp was held that summer in the pasture. One Brownie stretched out her arms and exclaimed, “Just think, this is mine, all mine!”
Spend time together as a troop exploring the great outdoors for an overnight or weekend! Cradled among woods and hills on 524 acres of land in Osage County, it is a perfect setting for adventure and environmental studies.
Taking a troop?
Make sure you've had
Troop Camper Training
and any other
outdoor trainings
necessary. Make sure you've submitted form
#585F
at least 4 weeks prior.
After your trip, tell us about it! To get your patch, complete the form below and share a photo. Don't forget to tag us on social media with #GSEOK.
The exclusive Every Girl at Camp Wah-Shah-She patch
can be requested after camping at least one night on Camp
Wah-Shah-She's property.
