Summer Camp
Is your Girl Scout ready for a summer of adventure?
Girl Scout camps inspire curiosity, discovery, and problem-solving, all while helping campers to develop courage and teamwork skills. Not only will your camper experience activities like rock climbing, archery, boating, hiking, and off-campus excursions, they will also make new friends and memories that last a lifetime!
This camping season, we will be offering overnight and day camp options at Camp Hoffman. We'll also be offering multiple High Adventure Programs featuring new excursions off-camp, including nights spent in Maine, New Hampshire, at the Mystic Seaport Museum, and on Prudence Island!
Big camp improvements are coming to Camp Rocky Farm! Because of this, we will not be opening Rocky Farm for summer camp in 2026. Stay tuned for future updates.
Mark your calendars!
Registration opens on Wednesday, February 11 at 9 am! Register by March 11 and receive 15% off per session.
Start Planning Your Best Summer
Check out the 2026 Camp Guide to browse all camp sessions and for more information about summer camp.
VIEWNew Registration Platform: UltraCamp!
We're excited to announce that this year, we have switched our camp registrations to a new platform called UltraCamp. This platform will make it easier for you to register, update your camper's health information, get in touch with camp staff, pay your balance, have a faster checkin/checkout process during camp, and more! This new platform is easy to navigate and manage, but if you need help along the way, please contact CustomerCare@gssne.org or 401-331-4500 and we'll be happy to assist you!
About Camp Hoffman
Founded in 1921, Camp Hoffman is one of the oldest Girl Scout camps in the country and sits on 173 acres on Larkin Pond. Generations of Girl Scouts have experienced the magic of a summer camp here!
LEARN MOREWe're Accredited
All Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England camps are proudly accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA). This means that our camps comply with more than 300 industry-established standards in health, safety, and program. For more information about what accreditation means to you and your camper, visit acacamps.org/parents-families. All GSSNE camps follow ACA guidelines and state laws, in addition to Girl Scouts of the USA’s guidelines.
Registration Information
When to Register 
How to Register
Cancellations, Refunds, and Transfers
Camperships/Financial Aid/Camp Scholarships
Summer Camp Cookie Credits
Health & Wellness
Health & Wellness Agreement
COVID-19
Behavioral, Medical, and Dietary Concerns and Restrictions
Behavior Agreement
FAQ
Check out some of our most frequently asked questions about camp below!
What’s happening with GSSNE camps this summer?
Is there a printed camp guide this year?
Do you have maps of camp?
What activities can my camper participate in at camp?
Does my Girl Scout have the chance to earn badges while at camp?
What are Margaret Ferris Beads?
Is camp an option for older Girl Scouts too?
Who can attend GSSNE's camps?
Will there be a bus option for camp?
What makes Girl Scout Summer Counselors different than other counselors?
How do I reach my camper while they're at camp in case of emergency?
Can I work at camp?
