Learn to work together and rely on other people as you team up to reach your goals. The firecracker ladder is a personal goal setting opportunity and will challenge each participant physically and mentally. The Giant’s ladder challenges a team of people to work together to climb a 30’ tall ladder with rungs that are 4.5-6’ apart and will challenge pairs to set goals. Workshops are approximately 2 hours long. 

Who knew that Milk Crates could be so much fun? See how high you can stack the crates…up to 30 feet high. This is a great challenge for the individual and the group. If you like the climbing wall and ladders you will love stacking and climbing the crates till they all come tumbling down. Each participant will be fitted with a safety harness and helmet and attached to a dynamic belay system. 

This opportunity is designed to help groups build teamwork, communication, problem solving skills and trust. Groups will advance at the comfort level of the group. Groups can progress into some very intense problem solving activities that require the entire group to work together to accomplish their goals. Challenges include the 3-D spiders web, mountain tops, whale watch, porthole and much more. Workshops are approximately 3 hrs. long.

Although this opportunity is done in a group setting, its primary objective is to challenge individuals, mentally, physically and emotionally. After completing this activity you will definitely feel a sense of accomplishment. Other group members will be there for support and encouragement. Participants are fitted with a safety harness and helmet and start with a safety class. Then they will climb the 30 foot climbing wall to reach the high elements. Complete elements like the postmans walk, balance beam, and multi-vine. Then for the really adventurous finale zip down our 350’ zip line back to the ground. Workshops are approximately 3 hrs. long.

Each participant will be fitted with a safety harness and helmet and attached to a dynamic belay system. They will then climb a 30 foot pole to the zip platform. Then take the plunge and zip more than 350 feet to the end. This is a great adventure for the thrill seeker. Workshops are approximately 2 hrs. long.

Participants will learn the basics of backpacking in this fun-filled workshop. Learn about proper equipment, clothing, food, and conditioning, as well as how to pack, adjust, and put on your own backpack, put up a tent, use a camp stove, and how to use a compass. The workshop will include a short hike with the backpacks. Adults wishing to carry a pack also need to pay the registration fee. "Backpacking Part One" is a prerequisite to the Backpacking Part Two – Weekend Workshop. Girls will complete most requirements for the Backpacking Interest Project Patch.

Experience backpacking and all it has to offer by joining us on a backpacking excursion through the wilderness. Girls and adults registering for this program must have completed the Backpacking Introduction workshop. The group will meet at Oak Openings Metro park outside of Toledo for the weekend to backpack up to 15 miles and spend an overnight on the trail. Girls will finish requirements for the Backpacking Interest Project Patch. A good pair of boots/hiking shoes, proper socks, and sleeping bag/bed roll are required. NO JEANS or TENNIS SHOES. Backpacks, stoves, pots, tents, and backpacking food is supplied. Backpacking Part One and Two are prerequisites for Summer Adventure Backpacking Trips.

Girls will help Girl Scout Daisies discover the fun and excitement of Girl Scout Brownies at this workshop. You will share with them how much fun Try-Its can be and help them make decorations for their bridging ceremony. Girls need to be 3rd grade Brownies to register for this program.

Girl Scout Daisies will discover the fun and excitement of Girl Scout Brownies at this workshop. With the help of Girl Scout Brownies, girls will find out about Try-Its, do an activity to help others and make decorations for their bridging ceremony. Daisies will complete the steps necessary to earn the Bridge to Brownies patch.

Inviting all Girl Scout Cadette, Senior and Ambassadors to the CSA Jamboree! The word Jamboree is a mixture of the Swahili word Jambo meaning hello and the Aboriginal word Corrobree meaning late night gathering or disturbance. Join the girls from the CSA Association for this celebration as we get to know each other, have fun, get loud, and create our own kind of disturbance! Enjoy activities such as the Climbing Wall, Archery, Nature hike, crafts, B-U, a movie on our big screen and more! You do not want to miss this opportunity to kick-off the new troop year in STYLE and get the 411 on all the great opportunities for older girls in the upcoming year!

HELP WANTED! Fifth-grade Girl Scout Junior troops are needed to serve as hostesses for the Jumpin’ to Junior Event at Camp Libbey. Volunteers will work on the Junior Aide patch by helping teach hands-on activities to Girl Scout Brownies as they work on the "Making It Matter" badge and by telling them about the great things they can do as Girl Scout Juniors. Hostesses will complete a training with Camp Libbey staff on Friday, and then work at the event on Saturday. Camp will provide breakfast and lunch to the group on Saturday. Hostess troops need to provide appropriate adult ratio.

Come join us for a weekend of fun designed just for you! Choose the workshops that you want. This is a great opportunity for JUST girls to come to camp and enjoy workshops, fun activities, and meet new friends.

A program opportunity designed to help girls become peacemakers. Girls will participate in activities that build their conflict resolution and affirmation skills while learning how to contribute to a safe social environment of trust, respect, and affirmation. An alternative to the patch workshop is to obtain a troop kit that includes activities, discussion questions, and a facilitator’s guide so that the program can be completed in six consecutive meetings. Patches are NOT given at the workshop.

What happens when friendship becomes a weapon? Girls will learn about bullying or what is better know as relational aggression (RA). This workshop will help girls identify what RA looks like as they learn about social bullying, relational bullying, cyber bullying, and the roles they play in each. They will learn how to be a good friend, to stand up for themselves and others and what to do if they see bullying happening. A must for every girl trying to navigate the maze of junior high school. This workshop lasts approximately 4 ½ hours.

This opportunity is a leadership course for girls who are interested in working with younger girls at program opportunities such as day camps, council events, troop settings or special events. This core training is designed to foster the development of basic leadership skills. Girls will be introduced to "Safety-Wise," work on age appropriate programming and communication skills. Fee includes Program Aide pin and an activity file. Girls will need to bring a sack lunch and beverage.

This is your opportunity to learn more about this award and the requirements involved. Girl Scout Cadettes, their parents and/or troop leaders are welcome to attend. These informational sessions focus on the preparation process and new process for earning the Girl Scout Silver Award.

You’re special in every way: how you look, how you think, how you feel. Isn’t that amazing? There is no other girl in the world exactly like you. In this workshop girls will have fun getting to know what makes them unique. Activities will focus on self-esteem, their strengths and best attributes, positive body image, and their core values. Girls will receive the Uniquely Me book at this workshop.

Conflict happens when people disagree. In this workshop girls will learn how to handle conflict in a positive way, learn how to be a good listener, how to negotiate, clear the air, and learn how to say what they want in a nice way. Girls will receive the Working It Out Try-it at the end of this opportunity. This workshop will last approximately 2 hours.