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Girls of all ages can embrace their inner go-getter, innovator, risk-taker, and leadership skills at day camp. Our day camp program offers classic camp activities including crafts, games, and campfires.
We have a staff-led camp at Camp Piperwood in Victor, as well as volunteer-led camps at Camp Windy Meadows in Lockport and Horton Hill in Jamestown. This is a volunteer-driven day camp program run by committed and experienced volunteers. The program generally runs for three weeks.
Day Camp is open to all girls in grades K-12.
July 6-August 7, 2026
Camp Piperwood in Fairport, NY, features vast hiking trails, a state-of-the-art splash pad, high and low ropes courses, an archery area, and open fields. Camp Piperwood is a great setting for campers looking for a day camp experience.
July 6 to July 31, 2026
This day camp program is planned and run by experienced volunteers from multiple service units. This program is for all registered Girl Scouts of Western New York who are at least 5 years old or older, or entering Kindergarten and up in the fall of 2026. All grades K-12 are welcome to attend. Girls who are not current Girl Scouts can register for membership while registering for camp. Girls entering grades 8 and up who would like to be trained in or assigned to leadership responsibilities also welcome! Many programs will be girl-led!
PURCHASE YOUR CAMP CARE PACKAGE (quantities are limited):
https://gswny.wufoo.com/forms/2026-camp-windy-meadows-camp-care-packages/
GSWNY Camp Windy Meadows (PRE-CAMP):
https://stores.inksoft.com/gswny_camp_windy_meadows/shop/home
PART 1 - PRE-CAMP ORDERS
OPEN: NOW
CLOSE: 06/21/2026 @ 11:59PM EST (to arrive by 07/02/2026)
PART 2 - POST-CAMP ORDERS
OPEN: 07/06/2026
CLOSE: 07/31/2026 (to arrive by 08/14/2026)
July 7-10, 2026 (9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)
Located at the Girl Scouts of Western NY Jamestown Service Center, Jamestown, NY. Join the Friends of Horton Hill volunteers for our fifth season offering day camp at the Jamestown Service Center surrounded by 49 wooded acres with a pavilion, trails, wetlands, playfield and gathering spots for each age level.
All age levels will be able to earn a Backyard Fun Badge adapted from the 1960’s Junior Handbook. Come adventure in the out-of-doors through play. Join the fun.
We are not holding a formal open house, but will schedule camp tours by request.
Email us at FOHH.gswny@gmail.com to arrange a date.
July 13-17 & July 27-31, 2026
Camp operates Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Camp Seven Hills, named the 2025 'Best of 716' Summer Camp, is located in Holland, NY, and encompasses approximately 620 acres of woodland paths, sunny meadows, ponds, streams, and hills. The camp facilities include a lake, pool, central dining hall, shower houses, cabin and platform tent units, a vast sports complex, horse stables and riding areas and a high- and low-ropes challenge course.
At Camp Seven Hills day camp program, girls in grades K-8 will have an opportunity to participate in a variety of activities such as swimming, boating, outdoor skills, arts & crafts and more. This is the perfect day camp setting for your girl(s) to meet and make new friends, learn more about her abilities and share an authentic summer camp experience with others.
Summer camp and the outdoors have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember.
I’ve had the privilege of being camp director at Camp Piperwood, Camp Seven Hills and Camp Beech-Wood.
I have over 35 years of experience working at camps and spent 35 years in elementary education as a teacher and principal.
I also enjoy reading, Broadway musicals, all kinds of music and time in the outdoors!
I have been a Girl Scout since I was old enough to be a Brownie and began my career at camp at the age of 16. As a camper, I spent 9 summers at camp and started working at Camp Seven Hills as a kitchen aide and have held many positions leading up to my current position of Camp Director. In the summer of 2021, I was honored for 25 years on staff and this coming summer it will be 35 years total as camper and staff member of Camp Seven Hills.
I attended SUNY College at Brockport for a Bachelor of Science-Teacher Certification and Plymouth State for my Master’s Degree in Education-Adventure Education. During the year, I am a Physical Education Teacher with Greece Central School District, a position that I have held for 19 years.
The best part of camp for me is watching our Seven Hills campers learn and grow each summer and I take pride in knowing that I had a hand in helping mentor/guide some of them in becoming camp counselors of Camp Seven Hills.
I have been the camp director at Windy for five summers since 2015. I have a team of amazing volunteers that consists of moms, leaders, high school Girl Scouts, and avid outdoors enthusiasts who love to help out at camp.
Along with being a camp director, I am a troop leader, service unit manager, and SUCO director. Outside of camp I enjoy time with my family and friends. My bucket list in life is to visit all 63 of the National Parks. I feel very strongly that Girl Scouts, especially outdoor programming, is essential in empowering girls.
At Camp Windy Meadows we strive to build confidence in our girls and teach them strong leadership skills. I am looking forward to another fun and exciting summer at Camp Windy Meadows.
I have returned to my camp directing roots as the director of our volunteer-run Day Camp at the Jamestown Service Center. From 1969 - 1978 I directed Camp Timbercrest and am a Girl Scout Lifetime member with 75 years of active membership. I was the Director of Camping Services and Field Executive for the legacy Chautauqua Area Girl Scout Council and after that an active volunteer serving on a variety of committees and as an outdoor trainer. I am the retired executive director of the Chautauqua Blind Association.
I am passionate about helping to make sure that Girl Scouting is maintained in western New York so that girls today will have the opportunity to become women who have positive impact on whatever community they live in. I believe that day camp is an important step in creating girls of courage, confidence, and character who will make the world a better place.