The Leadership Center has space for every girl to have fun by experiencing indoors and outdoors activities in Arts, Entrepreneurship, Healthy Living, Outdoor Education, and STEM.

The Leadership Center has space for every girl to have fun by experiencing indoors and outdoors activities in Arts, Entrepreneurship, Healthy Living, Outdoor Education, and STEM.

Meet the Director

Learn more about FLiP!

Learn more about employment opportunities

Learn more about sending medications to camp.

What should your camper bring?

Drop-off & Pick-up

When you need to drop-off and pick-up your camper each day.

Ratios & Safety

Learn more about camper-to-adult ratios and safety.

Learn more about the camp store.

Sessions & Rates

What week would you like to attend camp?

Meals, Snacks, & Allergies

Learn more about food at camp.

Special Needs & Concerns

Learn more about what to do if you have any other concerns.

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Lunch: Campers need to bring their lunch to camp every day. All campers should have a lunch bag/box with their name on it, and it should be reasonably durable as it will be coming back and forth each day. We will be storing our lunches in the shade during program times; however, please provide cold packs for your camper’s lunch if needed. Camper lunches will not be placed inside of the refrigerators. Don’t forget to pack the utensils if your camper may need them.

Dietary Needs: Please make sure your camper’s health history is complete on CampDoc to help us prepare for any dietary needs. We often enjoy cooking activities during camp!

Snacks: Campers are offered one snack each afternoon, typically fruit and either popcorn or pretzels. We also enjoy creating snacks during camp!

Peanuts: Girl Scouts of South Carolina—Mountains to Midlands camps are all peanut free facilities; please make sure your camper’s lunch is safe for everyone.

Hungry Campers: Campers tend to be way hungrier with all the exciting physical activity! Please try to pack a little bit extra for your camper’s lunch. When campers arrive, they should have had a healthy, substantial breakfast. Campers may also bring breakfast to enjoy between 7:55-8:45 a.m.

Water, Juice, and Soda: All campers need a full, reusable water bottle every day. Durable, insulated, and with a carry strap is best. During lunch, campers can enjoy juice pouches and boxes, however, we ask that you do not pack powder packets for water bottles. We also ask that you do not pack soda. We need to keep your camper properly hydrated as much as possible.

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Camp Director Rebecca, aka FLiP

Hello campers! This will be my sixth summer as camp director at Camp Cathy! I started my camp experience as a Program Aide at Camp Mah-Kah-Wee in Florida. I love camp fashion: tie-dye, braids, walkie-talkies, and my large water bottle with a million stickers. Dressing up for camp is the best!

My favorite part of camp is watching our campers try new things, such as making new creations in the kitchen, climbing the rock wall, or being leaders at camp games. I’m most excited about our space week and mystery week. I can’t wait for the closing campfire each Friday–who doesn’t love s’mores and songs? My favorite camp song is “I Gotta Daisy on my Toe!” or “Princess Pat”!”

Book time with Rebecca Sgroi: Meet the Camp Director

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More info to come.

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Theme	Start Date	End Date	Grade Level	Camper Price	PA/CIT Training	PA/CIT Internship
Magic and Mythology	June 1	June 5	Rising 1-6	$280	$250	$100
Sports and Teamwork	June 8	June 12	Rising 2-8	$280	$250	$100
Out of This World	June 15	June 19	Rising 1-8	$280	x	$100
Cooking Creativity	June 22	June 26	Rising 2-8	$280	x	$100
Mystery Mayhem	June 29	July 2	Rising 2-8	$175	x	$60
Center Stage	July 6	July 10	Rising 2-8	$280	x	$100
Animal Adventures	July 13	July 17	Rising 1-8	$280	x	$100
Outdoor Explorers	July 20	July 24	Rising 1-8	$280	x	$100

Training	Dates	Grade Level	Price
Program Aide Trainee	June 1-5	Entering grades 7-9	$250
Program Aide Trainee	June 8-12	Entering grades 7-9	$250
CIT Trainee	June 1-5	Entering grades 10-12	$250
CIT Trainee	June 8-12	Entering grades 10-12	$250
Program Aide (Internship)	All Summer	Entering grades 7-9	$100/week
CIT (Internship)	All Summer	Entering grades 10-12	$100/week

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Camp has a special store called the Trading Post! This shop is open to campers on Tuesdays, where they can explore and purchase fun items like water bottles, hair ties, slime, and more!

Got Cookie Dough? Girls can use Cookie Dough earned during the 2025 Cookie Program in our Trading Post, but don’t wait! It expires September 2026. Want to know how much Cookie Dough your Girl Scout has? Check your email confirmation from the 2025 Cookie Program or call/email Customer Care for your total. Reminder: We are not offering Cookie Dough for the 2026 Cookie Season, so be sure to use what you have before it expires!

There is no expectation for any girl to purchase items at the Trading Post. Our Girlz Gear shop is open year-round—the fun doesn’t end when summer camp ends! Check out our website for store hours.

Trading Post happens on the same day as tie-dye! Monday nights are a good time to pack your camper’s shirt for tie-dye as well as any cash in a zip-lock bag with her name clearly written on it!