A camporee is defined as a camping experience hosted by a service unit that includes multiple troops from within the service unit. The event needs to be a minimum of 24 consecutive hours. A camporee is planned and carried out by a community of Girl Scouts- troops and adult volunteers – during which a minimum of two all-camp activities are offered to bring together the service unit community. Activities might include earning a patch or badge verifying that the girls improved skills in a certain area, playing a variety of games, having a traditional campfire with skits and s’mores or doing a community service project!
Why have a Service Unit Camporee? Because it’s super fun! A Service Unit Camporee is a great way to get to know other troops, girls and volunteers from a given geographic area and help girls feel more connected to Girl Scouts of all ages beyond their individual troops.
Service Unit Camporee Volunteers may submit a request through Campwise. We have a quick instructional video, but please e-mail info@girlscoutsp2p.org or call 800-672-2148 if you have any questions or trouble with the reservation system.
Fall camporee dates must be submitted by the second Friday of March and spring camporee dates must be submitted by the last Friday of October.
Find details about reserving your service unit’s camporee in our Camporee Guide: