Things to Know Before You Go

• Only currently registered girls and volunteers will have access to camp properties.
• Each camp has a capacity limit for camp lodging. Each camp also has two sets of 10 spots (one person per tent) available for tent camping.
  • Camp Kiwanis: 40
  • Camp Rio Blanco: 40
  • Stevens Ranch: 50
• You must follow the Texas state guidelines under “Overnight Youth Camp Operators,” “Overnight Youth Camp Families,” and “Youth Clubs.”
  • Groups shall not exceed 10 people (girls and/or adults) and keep within girl-to-adult ratio.
  • When maintaining 6 feet of separation is not feasible, use other methods to slow the spread of COVID-19, such as washing or sanitizing hands frequently and avoiding sharing utensils or other common objects.
  • Have hand sanitizer, disinfecting wipes, soap, and water (or similar disinfectants) readily available.
  • All individuals age 10 and older must wear a face covering (over the nose and mouth) wherever it is not feasible to maintain 6 feet of social distance from another individual not in the same household or, for those engaging in physical activities outdoors, wherever the individual is not able to maintain a safe physical distance from others not in the same household.
  • Once arriving at camp, do not have contact with the outside community until the camp session ends, including leaving the camp for school or family functions.
• Troops and service units must provide their own food.
  • Food must be single-serve—no buffet-style food is allowed.
• Carpooling: It is imperative to take all safety precautions when girls are travelling in motor vehicles. Coronavirus transmission risk is high when people are less than 6 feet apart. The risk increases when people are in a closed area or indoors for longer than 15 minutes. When transporting girls, always space out the girls to avoid crowding, have girls wear a mask, and keep the windows partially open to provide ventilation. Make sure parents are aware ahead of time if girls will be in a car together. Always—for every in-person event, meeting, or transportation arrangement—conduct the prescreening process. Individual parent drop-offs and pick-ups are also an option.
• Camping at non-Girl Scout locations is allowed by following state guidelines, receiving approval of a completed troop camping request, and following Girl Scout Safety Activity Checkpoints.
• If we must close Camp Kiwanis, Camp Rio Blanco, or Stevens Ranch before your arrival, we will automatically cancel your reservation and issue a full refund.

We know this is a lot of information, so please read our FAQ below. You may ask us about camp reservations, guidelines, and usage at customercare@gs-top.org.

We look forward to welcoming girls and volunteers back to camp!