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Camp Sessions for Summer Adventurers (Grades 4-9)

Camp Sessions for Summer Adventurers (Grades 4-9)

at Jockey Hollow Camp in Mendham and Lake Rickabear Camp in Kinnelon
 

Summer Adventurer Program 

Summer Adventurer Campers: enjoy a fun-filled week of outdoor adventure, creativity, learning, and unforgettable memories at one of our beautiful camp properties! Each day (weather permitting), you can participate in the activities listed for your camp. Each camp offers unique opportunities and amenities.

This program is available Sessions 1-7.

Lake Rickabear Camp Summer Adventurer Program includes:

  • Arts & Crafts (nature painting, jewelry making, and session themed projects)
  • American Red Cross Swim Lessons and open swim time in the lake
  • Athletics (field games, kickball, soccer, pickleball, Gaga ball, beach volleyball, and basketball)
  • Low-ropes Challenge Course
  • Zipline
  • Archery
  • Nature Exploration (hiking, fishing, and visiting Discovery Island)
  • Boating (peddle boats, canoeing, kayaking, and paddle boarding)
  • Traditions (camp songs and s’mores)
  • Friday Fest & Special Interest Day
  • Beginner Pickleball
  • Starlight Overnights (Optional add-on)
  • Twilight Camp Time (Optional add-on)


Jockey Hollow Camp Summer Adventurer Program includes:

  • Arts & Crafts (nature painting, friendship bracelets, and session themed projects)
  • American Red Cross Swim Lessons and open swim time in the pool
  • Athletics (field games, kickball, soccer, Gaga ball, volleyball, badminton, and tether ball)
  • Music
  • Low-ropes Challenge Course
  • Archery
  • Ziplining
  • Hikes to Jockey Hollow – Morristown National Historical Park
  • Stream Exploration (hiking and dip netting)
  • Traditions (camp songs and s’mores)
  • Campfire Cooking
  • Friday Fest
  • Starlight Overnights (Optional add-on)
  • Twilight Camp Time (Optional add-on) 

Lake Rickabear Camp Specialty Sessions

Grades 4-9

Twilight Camp Time (Grades K-9)

Stay longer, after your camp day, for an evening of camp sunset activities without the full overnight stay! You’ll enjoy games, crafts, an extra swim, and dinner (all activities are weather permitting). It’s the perfect introduction to overnight camp. 

This program is available:

  • Session 2, Wednesday, July 14
  • Session 3, Wednesday, July 21
  • Session 4, Wednesday, July 28
  • Session 5, Wednesday, Aug. 4
  • Session 6, Wednesday, Aug. 11

Starlight Overnights (Grades 3-9)

Spend an overnight at camp! If you’re in Grade 3 or older, you can stay longer, after your camp day, to participate in evening games, songs, an extra swim, and more (all activities are weather permitting). Enjoy dinner with your camp friends and end the night with s’mores by the campfire before heading off to bed. You’ll wake up to breakfast at camp and more camp fun!

This program is available: 

  • Session 2, Wednesday, July 14
  • Session 4, Wednesday, July 28
  • Session 6, Wednesday, Aug. 11

Grades 4-8

Tack & Trails at Lake Rickabear Camp (Grades 4-8)

This summer, take your love of horses to the next level with our immersive equestrian program designed to develop real-world skills and confidence. From Tuesday through Friday (weather permitting), you’ll spend two focused hours each day at the Lake Rickabear Camp corral, learning alongside trained professionals from Seaton Hackney Stables in a safe and encouraging environment. You’ll gain hands-on experience in grooming and tacking, barn management and daily care routines, trail etiquette and safety practices, and basic riding techniques during a 20–30-minute session in the ring. 

 This program is perfect for campers who want to deepen their understanding of horse care and riding while building responsibility, patience, and teamwork. Outside of the corral, you’ll enjoy the best of Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp program activities—including American Red Cross swim lessons, open swim time (weather permitting), games, crafts, and outdoor adventures. Monday kicks off the week with a full day of Lake Rickabear Core Camp program fun, giving you a chance to dive into camp life before heading to the corral. Whether you're new to horses or looking to sharpen your skills, this program offers a unique opportunity to grow as a rider and caretaker—all while having a blast at camp!  

This program is available Sessions 2 through 6.

Grades 4 & 5

D-I-Y Oh My! (Grades 4 & 5)

Calling all artists, makers, and creative thinkers! Spend two hours a day turning your ideas into one of a kind creations! Juniors will explore art and design through hands on projects and experiments with different materials and techniques. By the end of the week, campers will have completed the requirements for the Junior Art and Design badge. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities.

Available Session 2 (July 12-16)

Strong and Confident (Grades 4 & 5)

Build confidence, find your focus, and discover just how strong you can be! During this action-packed week, Juniors will spend two hours a day learning the basics of karate and self-defense with a special guest instructor. Campers will practice skills like balance, coordination, focus, and quick reactions. Along the way, they’ll learn how awareness, confidence, and practice can help them feel more prepared in everyday situations. By the end of the week, campers will have earned their Junior Practice with Purpose badge while building skills that help them feel strong, capable, and confident! Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 3 (July 19-23)

Design. Build. Race- Girl Scout Pinewood Derby (Grades 4 & 5)

Start your engines! This week Juniors will spend two hours a day becoming automotive designers! Campers will explore how cars are designed, learn what makes a vehicle move, and put their problem solving skills to the test as they turn their ideas into a working Pinewood Debry car. By the end of the week campers will have completed the requirements for the Junior Automotive Design Badge. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 4 (July 26-30)

Camp Kitchen Creations (Grades 4 & 5)

Calling all Junior chefs! Grab your apron and get ready to cook up something delicious at camp! All week long, campers will build their kitchen confidence as they learn essential cooking skills, prepare tasty dishes, experiment with flavors, and discover how to put together a simple meal from start to finish. From prepping ingredients to creating meals to share with friends, Juniors will get two hours a day of hands-on time in the camp kitchen, and, of course, plenty of opportunities to taste their creations! By the end of the week, campers will have earned their Junior Simple Meals badge and have new recipes and skills they can use at home. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 5 (Aug. 2-6)

Cache Me If You Can! (Grades 4 & 5)

Ready for the ultimate camp treasure hunt? Juniors will spend two hours a day learning the ins and outs of geocaching as they explore Lake Rickabear, follow coordinates, solve clues, and hunt for hidden caches around camp. Once they’ve mastered the basics, they’ll become the creators! Campers will design and build their own geocaches, choose clever hiding spots, write clues, and create a geocaching adventure for future campers to discover. By the end of the week, Juniors will have earned their Junior Geocacher badge! Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 6 (Aug. 9-13)

Grades 6-8

Bot Lab! (Grades 6-8)

Put your ideas to the test in Bot Lab! Cadettes will spend two hours a day exploring how robots are designed to solve problems, then take on engineering challenges of their own. Develop a robot concept, experiment with different designs, and discover how engineers test and improve their creations. Throughout the week, you’ll use creativity, problem-solving, and plenty of trial and error as you earn the Designing Robots badge. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 2 (July 12-16)

Own Your Power! (Grades 6-8)

Discover what it means to be strong, inside and out! Cadettes will spend two hours a day working with a karate and self-defense instructor to learn practical techniques while building confidence, awareness, focus, and self-control. Throughout the week, girls will practice responding to challenges, setting personal goals, supporting others, and using respect and good sportsmanship in high-energy situations. Walk away feeling stronger, more confident, and ready to own your power while earning the Good Sportsmanship badge. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 3 (July 19-23)

Ink and Imagination! (Grades 6-8)

Create characters. Build a world. Tell your story. Ink & Imagination is your chance to explore the art of comics and graphic storytelling. Spend two hours a day experimenting with different drawing styles, developing original characters, playing with dialogue and visual effects, and learning how professional comic artists use images to move a story forward. By the end of the week, you’ll bring it all together in a comic creation of your own while earning the Comic Artist badge. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 4 (July 26-30)

Global Eats! (Grades 6-8)

Take your taste buds around the world! Spend two hours a day exploring foods, flavors, and cooking traditions from different cultures while having plenty of hands-on time in the kitchen. You’ll prepare new dishes, experiment with ingredients and techniques, and discover the stories and traditions behind what people eat around the globe. Come hungry and ready to try something new as you earn the New Cuisines badge. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 5 (Aug. 2-6)

Built at Camp! (Grades 6-8)

Grab some tools and get ready to build! Learn the basics of woodworking as you measure, design, construct, and create projects of your own. Cadettes will spend two hours a day practicing using tools safely, developing real building skills, and taking a project from an idea to a finished creation. Get ready to roll up your sleeves and make something worth taking home while earning the Woodworker badge. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 6 (Aug. 9-13)

You’ve Got This! (Grades 6-8)

Ready for more independence and responsibility? Build the skills to handle real-life situations, from caring for younger children to knowing what to do when someone gets hurt. Cadettes will spend two hours a day practicing babysitting skills, planning activities for kids, learning how to handle challenging situations, and developing essential first-aid knowledge through hands-on activities and realistic scenarios. Finish the week feeling more confident, capable, and prepared while earning the Babysitter and First Aid badges. Fill the remainder of each day participating in Lake Rickabear Core Summer Camp activities. 

Available Session 7 (Aug. 16-20)

Grades 9 & 10

Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program Level 1 (Grades 9 & 10)

Ready to take the first step toward becoming a camp counselor? Join our two-week Counselor-in-Training Program Level 1 (CIT I) for girls entering Grades 9 and 10 (must be age 14 by June 30, 2026). Our CIT I program is designed to build your leadership, mentoring, and communication skills in a fun and supportive camp environment. 

During Week 1, you will participate in interactive workshops and hands-on activities focused on: understanding child development and camper needs, practicing effective communication and conflict resolution, learning how to lead games, songs, and group activities, and building confidence and teamwork. 

In Week 2, you will apply your new skills by working directly with camper units under the guidance of experienced camp counselors—gaining real-world experience and valuable feedback. Upon successful completion, you’ll earn your CIT I pin, receive an exclusive CIT shirt to tie dye, and be given the opportunity to volunteer for additional weeks during the camp season. 

Available Sessions:

  • Sessions 2 (July 12-16 ) & 3 (July 19-23)
  • Sessions 4 (July 26-30) & 5 (Aug. 2-6)
  • Sessions 6 (Aug. 9-13) & 7 (Aug. 16-20)

Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program Level 2 (Grades 9 & 10)

Once you've successfully completed the Counselor-in-Training Program Level 1 (CIT I), you're ready to take the next step in your leadership journey with Level 2 (CIT II)—a two-week experience designed to deepen your understanding of what it takes to be an effective camp counselor. 

During Week 1, you'll go behind the scenes to learn how camp operations run safely and smoothly. Through hands-on workshops and team-based activities, you'll build advanced skills in conflict management and resolution, leadership and decision-making, unit planning and program design, and camper engagement and behavior support. 

In Week 2, you'll put your skills into action by working directly with camper units under the mentorship of experienced counselors—gaining practical experience and valuable feedback to help you grow. 

Upon successful completion, you'll earn your CIT II pin, receive an exclusive CIT shirt to tie dye, and you’ll be given the option to volunteer for additional weeks during the camp season. This program is ideal for teens who are serious about developing leadership, communication, and youth mentoring skills in a fun and supportive camp environment.  

Available Sessions:

  • Sessions 2 (July 12-16 ) & 3 (July 19-23)
  • Sessions 4 (July 26-30) & 5 (Aug. 2-6)
  • Sessions 6 (Aug. 9-13) & 7 (Aug. 16-20)

Jockey Hollow Camp Specialty Sessions

Grades 4-9

Twilight Camp Time (Grades K-9)

Stay longer, after your camp day, for an evening of camp sunset activities without the full overnight stay! You’ll enjoy games, crafts, an extra swim, and dinner (all activities are weather permitting). It’s the perfect introduction to overnight camp. 

This program is available:

  • Session 2, Wednesday, July 14
  • Session 3, Wednesday, July 21
  • Session 4, Wednesday, July 28
  • Session 5, Wednesday, Aug. 4
  • Session 6, Wednesday, Aug. 11

Starlight Overnights (Grades 3-9)

Spend an overnight at camp! If you’re in Grade 3 or older, you can stay longer, after your camp day, to participate in evening games, songs, an extra swim, and more (all activities are weather permitting). Enjoy dinner with your camp friends and end the night with s’mores by the campfire before heading off to bed. You’ll wake up to breakfast at camp and more camp fun!

This program is available: 

  • Session 2, Wednesday, July 8
  • Session 4, Wednesday, July 22
  • Session 6, Wednesday, Aug. 5

Grades 4-8

Tack & Trails at Jockey Hollow Camp (Grades 4-8)

Discover and grow your passion for horses in this immersive equestrian experience at the Jockey Hollow Camp corral. From Tuesday through Friday (weather permitting), you’ll spend two focused hours each day learning foundational horsemanship skills while working with trained professionals from Seaton Hackney Stables in a safe and supportive environment. Refine your grooming and tacking techniques, learn advanced trail etiquette and horse care, strengthen communication and leadership skills through barn management tasks, and enjoy daily 20–30-minute riding sessions or trail rides on one of our four scenic trails.

This program is perfect for campers who are ready to take on more challenges and expand their horsemanship abilities. The rest of each day is filled with Jockey Hollow Summer Adventurer Program activities, including swimming, nature exploration, crafts, and games—offering a well-rounded camp experience that blends skill-building with adventure.

This program is available Sessions 2 through 6.

Grades 4 & 5

Girl in the Mirror (Grades 4 & 5)

Discover what makes you unique while learning fun ways to take care of your mind and body! During this session, you will explore healthy habits through exciting fitness activities, creative journaling, relaxing yoga, and making delicious fresh fruit smoothies. Learn the importance of self-care, build confidence, and discover new ways to feel your best while earning your Girl Scout Junior Uniquely Us Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 2 (July 12-16)

Makers on a Mission (Grades 4 & 5)

Get ready to dream big, think outside the box, and bring your creative ideas to life! Explore how inventors and innovators use their imaginations to solve problems and make the world a better place. Through hands-on challenges, you will brainstorm, design, and build your own creations while working with fellow campers to complete a special service project that makes a lasting impact at Jockey Hollow Camp! Discover how small ideas can make a big difference while earning your Girl Scout Junior Create and Innovate Badge. Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 3 (July 19-23)

Sizzle & S'mores: Campfire Cooking Adventures (Grades 4 & 5)

Get ready to fire up your cooking skills and discover the fun of preparing delicious meals outdoors! Learn the basics of campfire cooking while using pie irons, Dutch ovens, and more to whip up tasty breakfasts, healthy lunches, and sweet treats. Practice new cooking techniques, experiment with ingredients, and put your skills to the test as you plan and prepare your own campfire meal! Build confidence in the outdoor kitchen while earning your Girl Scout Junior Simple Meals Badge. Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 4 (July 26-30)

Fidget Factory: Twist, Tinker & Create! (Grades 4 & 5)

Get ready to put your creativity to the test in the Fidget Factory! Explore the world of crafting and tinkering as you design, build, and customize your very own fidget toys. Experiment with different materials, test your creations, and discover how small changes can make a big difference! Work together with fellow campers to design and create a special Jockey Hollow Camp Sensory Box filled with handmade fidgets and sensory tools for future campers to enjoy. Put your imagination and problem-solving skills to work while earning your Girl Scout Junior Craft and Tinker Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 5 (Aug. 2-6)

The Great Outdoor Art Studio (Grades 4 & 5)

Get ready to unleash your creativity and discover the beauty of art in the great outdoors! Explore the natural colors, patterns, textures, and shapes found throughout Jockey Hollow Camp and use them as inspiration for your own masterpieces. Experiment with different artistic techniques and materials as you create nature-inspired artwork, explore design elements, and express your unique style. End the week by working with fellow campers to create a special outdoor art gallery showcasing your creations while earning your Girl Scout Junior Art and Design Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 6 (Aug. 9-13)

Grades 6-8

Passport to Campfire Cuisine (Grades 6-8)

Get ready to fire up your culinary creativity and take your taste buds on an adventure! Explore flavors from around the world and across time while learning different outdoor cooking techniques. Use pie irons, Dutch ovens, and more to prepare delicious dishes inspired by different countries, regions, and time periods. Put your new skills to the test in a fun team cooking challenge, then share your culinary creations with fellow campers while earning your Girl Scout Cadette New Cuisines Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 2 (July 12-16)

Beyond the Trail (Grades 6-8)

Lace up your hiking boots and get ready to explore the great outdoors! Discover how to protect the environment while exploring the trails and natural beauty of camp. Learn how to minimize your impact on nature, practice eco-friendly outdoor skills, and work with fellow campers to plan and complete an adventure with a purpose! Put your skills into action through a hands-on conservation project that makes a positive impact on the camp environment while earning your Girl Scout Cadette Eco Trekker Badge. Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 3 (July 19-23)

Super Girls: Confidence, Strength & Self-Defense (Grades 6-8)

Get ready to discover your inner strength and build confidence during an action-packed week of self-defense, teamwork, and fun! Learn basic self-defense techniques, practice personal safety strategies, and develop skills to help you feel confident in challenging situations. Through hands-on activities, team challenges, and friendly competitions, explore the importance of good sportsmanship, supporting others, and believing in yourself. Put your new skills into action while earning your Girl Scout Cadette Good Sportsmanship Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 4 (July 26-30)

Authentically You! (Grades 6-8)

Discover what makes you uniquely you and learn to celebrate the confidence that comes from being yourself! During this session, you will explore how beauty standards have changed over time, uncover hidden messages in social media and advertising, and challenge the idea of what beauty really means. Through creative activities, group discussions, and self-expression, learn to embrace your individuality, build confidence, and celebrate what makes everyone unique while earning your Girl Scout Cadette Outside the Mirror Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 5 (Aug. 2-6)

Fidget Factory: The Happiness Lab (Grades 6-8)

Get ready to explore the science of happiness while putting your creativity to the test! Discover how positive thinking, mindfulness, and simple acts of kindness can boost your mood and help others feel their best. Experiment with different materials as you design, create, and test your own fidget toys and sensory tools while exploring how they can support relaxation and stress relief. Work with fellow campers to create a special Jockey Hollow Camp Sensory Box filled with handmade tools to help future campers unwind and recharge. Discover how small actions can make a big difference while earning your Girl Scout Cadette Science of Happiness Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 6 (Aug. 9-13)

The Art of the Outdoors Grades 6-8

Let nature be your inspiration as you turn the great outdoors into your own creative studio! Explore the natural beauty of Jockey Hollow Camp while experimenting with different artistic techniques and materials. Create unique nature-inspired masterpieces, capture the beauty of camp through photography, and discover how the sights and sounds of the outdoors can spark your imagination. Put your creativity to work as you design and showcase your own outdoor art creations while earning your Girl Scout Cadette Outdoor Art Apprentice Badge! Campers will spend two hours each day participating in their specialty program while enjoying Jockey Hollow Summer Core activities throughout the remainder of the day.

Available Session 7 (Aug. 16-20)

Grades 9 & 10

Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program Level 1: Grades 9 & 10

Ready to take the first step toward becoming a camp counselor? Join our two-week Counselor-in-Training Program Level 1 (CIT I) for girls entering Grades 9 and 10 (must be age 14 by June 30, 2026). Our CIT I program is designed to build your leadership, mentoring, and communication skills in a fun and supportive camp environment. 

During Week 1, you will participate in interactive workshops and hands-on activities focused on: understanding child development and camper needs, practicing effective communication and conflict resolution, learning how to lead games, songs, and group activities, and building confidence and teamwork. 

In Week 2, you will apply your new skills by working directly with camper units under the guidance of experienced camp counselors—gaining real-world experience and valuable feedback. Upon successful completion, you’ll earn your CIT I pin, receive an exclusive CIT shirt to tie dye, and be given the opportunity to volunteer for additional weeks during the camp season. 

Available Sessions:

  • Sessions 2 (July 12-16 ) & 3 (July 19-23)
  • Sessions 4 (July 26-30) & 5 (Aug. 2-6)
  • Sessions 6 (Aug. 9-13) & 7 (Aug. 16-20)

Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program Level 2: Grades 9 & 10

Once you've successfully completed the Counselor-in-Training Program Level 1 (CIT I), you're ready to take the next step in your leadership journey with Level 2 (CIT II)—a two-week experience designed to deepen your understanding of what it takes to be an effective camp counselor. 

During Week 1, you'll go behind the scenes to learn how camp operations run safely and smoothly. Through hands-on workshops and team-based activities, you'll build advanced skills in conflict management and resolution, leadership and decision-making, unit planning and program design, and camper engagement and behavior support. 

In Week 2, you'll put your skills into action by working directly with camper units under the mentorship of experienced counselors—gaining practical experience and valuable feedback to help you grow. 

Upon successful completion, you'll earn your CIT II pin, receive an exclusive CIT shirt to tie dye, and you’ll be given the option to volunteer for additional weeks during the camp season. This program is ideal for teens who are serious about developing leadership, communication, and youth mentoring skills in a fun and supportive camp environment.  

Available Sessions:

  • Sessions 2 (July 12-16 ) & 3 (July 19-23)
  • Sessions 4 (July 26-30) & 5 (Aug. 2-6)
  • Sessions 6 (Aug. 9-13) & 7 (Aug. 16-20)

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Program Cost per Session
Summer Explorer, Summer Discoverer, and Summer Adventurer Programs

(Session 1: 4 day week)

$453.00

Summer Explorer, Summer Discoverer, and Summer Adventurer Programs

(Sessions 2 – 7) 

$545.00

CIT I (2-week sessions)

$720.00

CIT II (2-week sessions)

$720.00

All About Horses (Grades 1 - 3)

$815.00

Tack & Trails (Grades 4 - 8)

$835.00

Programs for Grades 2 & 3 


(Sessions 4 & 5 at Lake Rickabear)

$585.00

Programs for Grades 4 & 5

(Sessions 2 - 6)

$585.00

Programs for Grades 6, 7 & 8

(Sessions 2 - 7)

$585.00

Camp Add-Ons Cost per Session

Aftercare (Session 1)

$72.00

Aftercare (Sessions 2 to 7)

$90.00

Starlight Overnights (Grades 3+)

$100.00

Twilight Camp Time (Grades K+)

$60.00

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