2012 Dates for Day Camp are July 16-20 Western Rural Day Camp is open to Girl Scouts entering 2nd-7th grade and serves the following Service Units; Buffalo/Maple Lake/Montrose, Annandale, Rockford, Delano/Loretto, Watertown/Mayer, Crow River, Howard Lake/Waverly/Winsted, Monticello. Day Camp  held at the Sarah Creek group site of the Lake Rebecca Park reserve near Rockford. Campers are bussed in from stops all over our area for a full five days of outdoor fun. Information flyers will be handed out at Leaders' Meeting during the month of March, If you have not recieved one please contact the camp director at sherinichols@msn.com. You don't need to wait for the flyer, you can register your camper at anytime by downloading the forms below. Registrations require the registration Form, Health Form, and a check for the full camp fee. If you have cookie credits they must be turned in with the registration form or as soon as you get them. TWO GREAT WAYS TO SAVE MONEY!!!!!!! 1) "Early Bird Registration" Register by December 31st and recieve $25 off your registration fee making camp $85. 2) "Bring a Buddy" Any camper who gets another girl, who has NEVER attended Western Rural Day Camp, to register for camp this year can recieve $25 off her camp fee. All registrations must be in the same envelope and submitted no later than May 1st. Please note on the registration form that this is a bring a friend registration.  There will be no exceptions to the deadline or registration process this year. Camp Spaces available as of 1/25/12 Entering... 2nd grade-24 3rd grade-23 4th grade-19 5th grade-24 6th grade-12 7th grade-12 Please keep in mind this is based on registrations recieved, not enroute. Once a unit has hit 0 you may send in a registration without payment and be on the waiting list. This list will be updated every time the registration numbers change.
The 2012 Day Camp was our 17th year of Day Camp at Lake Rebecca Park Reserve. This year was the second hottest year experienced by Western Rural Day Campers. The heat indexes on Monday through Weds did test our stamina and spirit, but we won in the end. A great time was had by all, and the campers learned how much water you really can drink in one day. We also had a record number of campers at camp this year and look forward to doing it again in 2012. Be sure to get your camper registered before the units fill up. We allowed extras this year, but it was very taxing on the staff and it's likely we won't be doing it again next year. All campers were sent home with next year's registration form. You can register at anytime just by sending in the form and fee. It could become a great Christmas present for your favorite Scout this year. The staff at WRDC are already excitedly planning for next year's camp and can't wait to find out who we will be educating in outdorr skills next year.	More powerful than Juliet Low's campfire, IT'S SUPER STAFF. Ready to greet small campers with a smile and a song!
6th graders and Kinda Caddies enjoy time canoing on Thursday.	click here to play video of the camp overnight dinner If you have any questions about Western Rural Day Camp feel free to call Sheri Nichols, the Camp Director. For contact information check the home page of this web site.
Click the forms below to open and print. You will need an Adobe reader to open these forms. For a free Adobe Reader please go to the link on the home page of this website. Registration forms can not be accepted without payment. DON'T FORGET THE HEALTH FORMS WITH REGISTRATIONS. Applications for Caddies and girl Unit Leaders must be complete and include the following; registration form, application, $50 deposit, (This needs to be a seperate returnable check, No cookie credits will be accepted), a picture, and health form. Incomplete applications will be returned. We would also appreciate it if you, not your parent, filled out your application form. You are applying for a job and need to do so correctly.  2012 Registration Form Health Form Bus Schedule Volunteer Application Grants for Girls (Campership) Parent Information Guide