Girl Scout camping as an integral part of the Girl Scout program helps us to accomplish this purpose and has the following objectives.

• To promote physical, mental and spiritual well-being of every girl and leader.
• To develop resourcefulness, initiative, self-reliance, and recognition of the worth and dignity of each individual.
• To provide opportunities for practice in democratic living.
• To develop a sense of responsibility, qualities of leadership, and an awareness of the capacities for all people.
• To provide inner satisfaction, a sense of awe and wonder, and a deep enjoyment for both girls and leaders.
• To provide a sense of accomplishment.
• To stimulate each girl's awareness and appreciation for the natural world.
• To develop the individuals sense of responsibility to conserve the natural world

Open Admission
Procedures for acceptance and participation in the programs at Camp High Point and Camp Kemp are open to everyone without regard to race, creed, ethnicity, national origin or disability (where reasonable accommodation can be made).

Diversity
As an organization, we are especially committed to serving people from diverse cultures and backgrounds and believe that our programs are tremendously enriched by a variety of cultural influences.

Philosophy
The Girl Scouts of Conifer Council's mission is 'To inspire girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service that they may become happy and resourceful citizens'.

Programs are designed to specifically enhance self-esteem, encourage positive risk taking behaviors and provide opportunity for challenge and growth in an age appropriate way.

Campers will be able to interact with others from a variety of backgrounds preparing them for the global marketplace of the future. Campers learn group discussion and decision making skills by planning their own activities (within established guidelines).