From earning badges to going on awesome trips and selling cookies, exploring science, getting outdoors and doing community service projects, girls lead their own adventures and team up with other girls in an all-girl environment. Together, they’ll take action to change the world, putting them on a path to a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success.
The majority of Girl Scouts in western Oklahoma will participate in a traditional troop, with dedicated adult volunteers serving as Troop Leaders. These girls have an incredibly rich experience: they earn badges, go outdoors, earn our highest awards and participate in community service and take action projects.
About 25% of Girl Scouts participate through Community Programs, or staff-led troop opportunities for girls who may not otherwise participate in Girl Scouts. We focus on underserved, high poverty socioeconomic areas where girls can benefit the most from the skills and programs Girl scouts provides. Community Programs are in-school and after school activities, troops in public housing communities and troops in juvenile detention centers.
Meaning “friendship” in Osage, Camp E-Ko-Wah is the perfect place for girls to connect with the outdoors, face their fears, try something new and make friends that last a lifetime. Located in Marlow, Oklahoma, adjacent to Lake Fuqua, Camp E-Ko-Wah teaches girls all about riding and taking care of horses, water sports safety, hiking and camp fires, high ropes courses and zip lining.
Camp Trivera is a state-of-the-art modern camp experience with a STEAM education focus. Girls can learn camping basics in the comfort of the city. This urban camp, located east of the Oklahoma City Zoo & Botanical Gardens, is the perfect location for progression-based learning and allows for robust community partnership opportunities. It is available to Girl Scouts and the community, equally.
