Summer Camp

At camp, girls develop the kind of outdoor skills it’s hard to get anywhere else.

During their camp experience, girls will find out how much fun it can be to unplug and explore the world around them. Whether they attend day camp, resident camp, or camp with their troop, Girl Scout Camp is the ultimate adventure and pinnacle Girl Scout experience!

Overnight Camp

Horseback Riding, Swimming, Kayaking, Crafting, STEM and more just around the corner!

Day Camp

Explore nature, learn songs, play games, get creative, and gain outdoor confidence!

Work at Camp

Apply for a Summer Camp Staff position and have the summer of a lifetime!

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What girls learn at Girl Scout camp lasts far beyond their camp experience!

In a study conducted by the Girl Scout Research Institute in 2019, Camp Alum attributed their responsibility, appreciation for diversity, ability to preserve, and willingness to try new things as the most important skills used in their daily lives today that they primarily learned at camp.

This finding suggests the camp experience is distinct from other learning environments, such as home and school, and can help youth build important skills that serve them in many areas of their lives. Notably, Girl Scout camp alums are more likely than non-Girl Scout camp alums to attribute the learning of these life skills and characteristics to camp.

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Camp Scholarship Application – Deadline March 23, 2026

Camp scholarships are available to help ensure every girl has the opportunity to experience the magic of camp, regardless of financial circumstances. To allow scholarship funds to stretch further and support as many campers as possible, scholarships are limited to one session per camper each summer. We encourage families to apply, and our team is committed to making camp accessible, welcoming, and inclusive for all Girl Scouts.

Application can be completed here: #330 Girl Scholarship Request

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Check out our 2025 Summer Employment Opportunites Handbook!

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Camp Tallchief maintains accreditation with the American Camping Association (ACA). Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma and the ACA work together to undergo a thorough peer review of all operations-from emergency management to staff qualifications and training. The ACA works with the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Red Cross, and other youth-serving agencies to assure that current practices at Camp Tallchief reflect the most current, research-based standards in camp operation. ACA Accreditation is proof of our professional integrity and commitment to risk management. Accreditation is voluntary and assures families that Camp Tallchief has made the commitment to a safe, nurturing environment for their children.

For more information, visit the ACA website.

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It is the mission of Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all campers while creating a successful and rewarding experience. GSEOK will make every effort to provide reasonable accommodations for all campers who might need them.

If your camper has a specific need, please contact our Day Camp Manager our Camp Director in in advance of registration, and we will work together towards a possible solution and/or determine availability.

In order to ensure that all campers receive the requisite care and attention, it is imperative that GSEOK be notified of all camper’s medications, disabilities, and any physical, emotional, or behavioral difficulties on the Participant Health History and Camper Participant Information forms in CampDoc.

In order to attend Camp Tallchief, campers must be able to meet the following essential functions:

Move independently from place to place
Effectively interact in group-based program content
Be able to meet personal needs (bathing, toileting, dressing, diet management, etc.)
Capable of self-manager of chronic illness. A camper must be able to be aware of their own dietary restrictions, medication requirements, and potential restrictions on physical activity, and can alert counselors when she needs additional assistance.

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Your camper’s safety is our top priority. Our staff endeavor to observe good safety and security measures throughout the program and foster camp culture focused on having fun safely. We follow ACA accreditation and Girl Scout safety standards which include, but are not limited to:

Background checks for all adult camp staff and volunteers
Certified lifeguards, archery, canoe instructors

Each camp has a health supervisor on staff all day and a first aider for each overnight.Weather is monitored, and plans are in place for heat, storms, and emergencies.

Day Camp Directors are volunteers and trained in child development, leadership development, and emergency procedures.

At Camp Tallchief, professional security is in place from dusk to dawn, and plans have been made with appropriate medical and law enforcement personnel to provide additional security and respond quickly in case of an emergency.

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All activities require advance registration and payment by the registration deadline.
• All deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.
• There are no refunds after the registration deadline.
• Cancellations must be received before the registration deadline.

The individual making the registration will be responsible for any balance due for:
• Cancellations received after the registration deadline
• Any balance due for girls who are "no shows"

In the event that GSEOK has to cancel a program, a full refund including the deposit will be provided. This policy includes all methods of payment including those made with Cookie Program Credit.

No refund will be given for campers:
• Arriving with active bed bugs, lice, eggs, or nits
• Arriving late or leaving early
• Who are sent home for communicable diseases
• Who are sent home for exhibiting improper behavior

Transfer Request
Requests to transfer sessions must be made before the registration deadline and require a $25 session transfer fee.

Cancellations Due to illness
While we are unable to provide a no-risk cancellation refund policy, we assure you that if your camper is ill we will first try to reschedule. As a nonprofit that relies on income from program payments, it is important to understand that the financial implications of cancelling from a camp session are serious. Prior to camp, many preparations are made that incur expenses for the council.

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