Starwoods Outdoor Center, 7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater

This 160 acre camp facility includes a lodge, tipis, covered wagons, platform tent unit, Science and Nature Center, Sports Pavilion, waterfront with sand beach, three troop houses, Ceremony Island, nature trails and sports trails.

Additional Information: Cost includes summer opportunity patch or program specific patch and Starwoods drinking cup.

Since Starwoods Outdoor Center is an American Camping Association accredited site, a range of skills are verified during the 40 hours of onsite training to ensure that seasonal staff can provide quality program delivery and a safe environment for each child placed under their care and supervision.

For questions about Starwoods Outdoor Center or programs taking place at this facility, contact Melissa Loibl (888) 472-3683 or (620) 545-8310.

Old Cowtown Museum, 1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Girl Scouts help bring Old Cowtown Museum (OCM) to life as they demonstrate typical activities of girls and women in the 1870's. Girls and adults participating in this unique educational opportunity are dressed in period costumes and act as historical characters.

Old Cowtown Museum Costumes: Many girls and adults like to provide their own unique costume, following the museum's guidelines for sewing and fabric choice. The patterns for costumes are available for checkout from Karen by calling (316) 522-8973. For more information, contact Mary Wilson at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Girls who find it difficult to make their own costume may rent a full costume from those available in inventory on a first-reserved, first-served basis. There is an additional $22 fee when renting a costume. Girls must provide their own long black socks and ankle-high black shoes. Complete the costume rental form found in the back of this guide. Attach a check to the costume rental form and send it to the Wichita Girl Scout Center or pay online. Adults volunteering as unit staff or teens volunteering as Museum Aides or Museum Leaders-in-Training (LIT) may also request the use of a full costume at no charge. All participants must be in period costumes approved by the
Girl Scout costume coordinator.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual. Tagalongs can not be accommodated with the exception of Frontier Fun. Site Volunteer Training must be completed for noted programs. Cost includes snacks, crafts, activities supplies, and OCM summer patch. For girls who are interested in attending Old Cowtown Museum and need accommodations, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

For questions about Old Cowtown Museum or programs taking place at this facility, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

Camp Loga Vista, 513 S. Lakeview Rd., Wellington

Located on Wellington Lake, this camp has a lot to offer. The cozy cabin has a large screened-in porch, covered deck and spacious living room with fireplace, kitchen and outdoor pavilion.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual. Tagalongs cannot be accommodated. Site Volunteer Training and Outdoor Training must be completed for noted programs. Cost includes activity supplies, crafts and summer patch.

For questions about Camp Loga Vista or programs taking place at this facility, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

Camp Hazen, 30303 Trail West Rd. S.W., Sylvia

This property is semi-primitive with a lodge, two shelter pavilions and platform tents. There are a variety of nature trails and a craft building to keep you busy.

Additional Information: You will want to wear your play clothes and bring a hat, bug spray, sunscreen and closed-toe shoes (sandals are not
appropriate), sit-upon and mess kit.

For questions about Camp Hazen or programs taking place at this facility, contact Debbie Rippie at (800) 495-5166 or (620) 662-5485.

Camp Four Winds, 9236 S. E. Quivira Road, Leon

Located east of Leon, this property includes a 13 acre lake, Compass Center, Tree House and platform huts. Camp Four Winds is a great place for hiking, fishing and enjoying nature.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual with the exception of Summer Family Fun. Tagalongs cannot be accommodated with the exception of Summer Family Fun. Site Volunteer Training and Outdoor Training must be completed for noted programs. Cost includes activity supplies and summer patch.

For questions about Camp Four Winds or programs taking place at this facility, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

Camp Flying T, 5101 W. River Road, Syracuse

This 23 acre Girl Scout camp is located near Syracuse. Features: earthen shelter that sleeps 20 in bunks; full kitchen; bathrooms with showers; zip line; fire ring; outdoor brick stove; slip n' slide and plenty of nature to enjoy.

Camp Double E, 794 Road 200, Emporia

This 8.3 acre camp is located just north and west of Emporia on the Neosho River. This property includes two cabins, two shelter houses, a platform tent and a gazebo to be used year round. Enjoy the upper and lower hiking trails, climbing rope, basketball court and a variety of other sports.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual. No tagalongs and no walk-in registrations. No sandals or flip-flops. Please arrive with sunscreen and bug spray already applied. Dress appropriately for the weather.

Camp Double E is available for troop or Service Unit use. Outdoor Skills Training is required for overnights or any campfire related activity. Tents and various camp equipment is available for checkout. Reservations must be made in advance.

For questions about Camp Double E or programs taking place at this facility, contact Linda Jones or Elyse Birdsong at (800) 342-4532 or (620) 342-4532.