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We're so happy that you're considering a Girl Scout camp experience for your girl. Girl Scout camp is where girls embrace the great outdoors and feel comfortable acquiring new skills in a safe and supportive all-girl environment. And, camp offers girls a variety of opportunities to learn, grow, and build courage, confidence, and character.
COURAGE: As they make choices and direct projects, girls learn to work well with others, become self-reliant, and develop their leadership skills.
CONFIDENCE: For many girls, camp has unlimited potential to unlock or boost a girl’s confidence. Girls have the opportunity to try new things and test their limits.
CHARACTER: Camp is a safe place for girls to learn individual responsibility and work as part of a team.
SISTERHOOD: Girls will explore nature, build confidence by trying new things, and take healthy risks with the support of a sisterhood of fellow campers and strong female role models.
BADGE EARNING: Girls will have the opportunity to earn Girl Scout badges in horsemanship, camping, leadership, and more. By wearing their badges proudly on their uniform all year long, they can remember their accomplishments and special moments from camp.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES: In our technology-free setting, girls embark on a summer that unlocks their potential and allows them to thrive physically, emotionally, and intellectually. And this summer, girls will need that more than ever.
We look forward to welcoming your camper this summer!
Sara Galluzzo, Outdoor Program Manager 
Sara Galluzzo
Outdoor Program Manager
Hi! I’m Sara Galluzzo! I am the Outdoor Program Manager for both Jockey Hollow Camp and Lake Rickabear Camp.
As a fellow Girl Scout, I have so many wonderful memories from my own time as a Girl Scout, such as making new friends, learning new skills, and discovering a love for the outdoors. Now in my professional career, I get to pass that love and knowledge on to all of you. I love helping our troops and outside groups experience the magic of camp, whether its paddling across the lake, working together on the low ropes challenge course, or gathering around the campfire for s'mores. I love to help our girls experience what our camps have to offer.
I graduated from Kean University and have spent my career working closely with children, creating opportunities for them to learn, grow, and build confidence in the great outdoors. Camp has always been a special place for me, and I’m so excited to share that with our girls and volunteers.
I can’t wait to welcome you all to camp and help make memories that will last a lifetime!
Skye Bohmer, Administrative Assistant, Outdoor Program
Skye Bohmer
Administrative Assistant, Outdoor Program
Hi! I’m Skye Bohmer, Administrative Assistant to the Outdoor Program Department.
I graduated from Ramapo College in 2011 and worked at Jockey Hollow Camp every summer throughout college. I then managed a small business which included teaching art classes for both children and adults, as well as providing programming for camps and schools in northern New Jersey. In 2018, I rejoined Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey as the Front Desk Associate in Randolph, then later at our Riverdale Service Center. I then joined the camp team in 2022.
I started as a Girl Scout Daisy in Morris County in 1993. As a lifetime Girl Scout, I couldn’t be happier to be a part of GSNNJ, and especially the Outdoor Program Team. I have had the delight of being a camper, a Counselor in Training, a Unit Leader, and the Kitchen Assistant/Trading Post Manager at Jockey Hollow Camp. Now as Administrative Assistant to Outdoor Program, I am so thrilled to be able to bring the joy of camp to all our girls!
Michelle Martin, Director of Lake Rickabear Camp
My name is Michelle Martin, and I am the Director of Lake Rickabear Camp in Kinnelon. Summer camp has been a meaningful part of my life since I was a young child, and I am excited to provide those same enriching and memorable experiences for our campers!
I grew up attending a day camp that my own mother directed (like mother like daughter). Later, I had the opportunity to attend Camp Glen Spey. I started my career as a middle school science teacher and taught for 5 years in Paterson, NJ.
For 9 years I was teaching Technology & STEAM to students in grades K-5 in Madison, NJ. I have earned my master’s degree from Montclair State University in Educational Leadership. I also have my doctoral degree in Educational Leadership from Fordham University.
My professional summer camp journey began as a counselor and progressed to two camp director roles over five years within the Meadowlands Area YMCA. In addition, I helped design and launch a summer STEAM camp in my role as a teacher. I believe that camp provides children with a unique experience that can’t be replicated anywhere else!
Shannon Corine, Director of Jockey Hollow Camp
Shannon Cornine
Director of Jockey Hollow Camp
Hello, my name is Shannon Cornine, and I am the Director of Jockey Hollow Camp in Mendham. On behalf of our council, I want to thank you for allowing us to give your camper a fun and adventure-filled summer at our camp!
Summer Camp has been a part of my professional life since I was in high school when I was a camp counselor at my town’s local Community Center.
In 2010, I began running the Camp Program at that same Community Center. Over the course of the next 10 years, I was able to grow and develop our Camp program in the West Essex area. I was also able to implement a variety of youth and aquatics programming to help serve the needs of our community.
I joined the YMCA in June of 2021 as their School Age Child Care & Resident Camp Director at the Greater Bergen County YMCA. During my time at the Y, I was able to be a part of some really great youth development and youth mental health initiative programs.
I look forward to meeting you at Jockey Hollow Camp. We have so many new things planned for the summer camp program.
