Go Further Than You Have Before
Ready to go beyond your comfort zone? High adventure camps let older girls take on bigger challenges like rock climbing, canoe trips, backpacking, and more. With experienced staff by their side, girls test their limits, lean on fellow campers, and come home knowing exactly what they’re capable of!
Summer 2027 High Adventure Camp Registration is Open!
Note: Grades listed for each camp are for the 2027-2028 school year, including Spring 2027 graduates.
Grab a paddle and get ready for adventure!
Build your canoeing skills and work with your paddling partner during an off-site canoeing field trip. Enjoy time at Camp Koch and an adventure on the water filled with teamwork, outdoor fun, and new friendships.
DATES: June 12-14
WHO: Grades 6 and up
COST: $345 per camper
Take adventure to new heights right at Camp Koch!
Learn rappelling skills and put your courage to work as you tackle an exciting outdoor challenge. Cheer on your friends, build confidence, and discover what you can do one step at a time.
DATES: June 15-16
WHO: Grades 5 and up (must be age 11 at time of camp)
COST: $200 per camper
Adventure awaits beneath the surface!
Head out on an off-site caving field trip to explore an underground world and discover what lies beneath our feet. Combine the fun of Camp Koch with a journey filled with curiosity, discovery, and teamwork.
DATES: June 17-18
WHO: Grades 5 and up (must be age 10 at time of camp)
COST: $275 per camper
Keep the adventure going!
Campers may register for multiple High Adventure Quests and stay overnight at Camp Koch between consecutive sessions for an additional $20 per camper, per overnight stay.
Questions about camp? Contact Megan Lane, Director of Membership and Program, at mlane@girlscouts-gssi.org, or call the GSSI Office at 812-421-4970.
Not a Girl Scout, but want to go to camp? You still can!
All girls are welcome at Girl Scout camp. If you’re not already a member, there’s a small membership fee that makes you an official Girl Scout for the membership year—just for camp, or more if you’d like! There’s no need to join a troop unless you want to. You can become a Girl Scout just to go to camp, take part in special events, travel, join interest-based clubs, or even earn badges on your own. It’s all about what works for you!
