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Camp Arequipa Girl Scout Day Camp offers activities such as archery, swimming, outdoor cooking, nature activities, hiking, Girl Scout program activities, arts and crafts, and singing. Campers also spend time with new friends in a setting that emphasizes fun.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Four 5-day sessions during summer 2026 (Session I: June 15–19; Session II: June 22–26; Session III: July 6–10; Session IV: July 13–17)
Camp Arequipa Girl Scout Day Camp has operated since 1960 and has hosted Girl Scouts from all over Marin County for over fifty years. The camp is a Girl Scout summer day camp run by volunteers with jobs and families, and it is operated by the volunteer efforts of three local Girl Scout Associations in conjunction with Girl Scouts of Northern California Council. Campers are placed through a lottery process from all campers who apply during the regular January application period, with full-time adult volunteers and their children guaranteed a space in camp according to the admission guidelines. Priority lottery placement is given to any applicant who is a registered Girl Scout in a troop or as a Juliette. The camp offers specific camp activities for girls who are 5 or older through the summer after 5th grade. It also offers a leadership program called the ANT Aid-in-Training Program for girls who have completed 6th grade and who have previously attended Camp Arequipa at least one summer as a camper, and ANT fees are not refundable. The leadership team includes Sharon Sagar, who is listed with a contact phone number of (415) 847-0035.
Last updated April 16, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Four 5-day sessions during summer 2026 (Session I: June 15–19; Session II: June 22–26; Session III: July 6–10; Session IV: July 13–17)
Camp Arequipa Girl Scout Day Camp has operated since 1960 and has hosted Girl Scouts from all over Marin County for over fifty years. The camp is a Girl Scout summer day camp run by volunteers with jobs and families, and it is operated by the volunteer efforts of three local Girl Scout Associations in conjunction with Girl Scouts of Northern California Council. Campers are placed through a lottery process from all campers who apply during the regular January application period, with full-time adult volunteers and their children guaranteed a space in camp according to the admission guidelines. Priority lottery placement is given to any applicant who is a registered Girl Scout in a troop or as a Juliette. The camp offers specific camp activities for girls who are 5 or older through the summer after 5th grade. It also offers a leadership program called the ANT Aid-in-Training Program for girls who have completed 6th grade and who have previously attended Camp Arequipa at least one summer as a camper, and ANT fees are not refundable. The leadership team includes Sharon Sagar, who is listed with a contact phone number of (415) 847-0035.
Last updated April 16, 2026.
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