Troop & Family Camp
Outdoor Extravaganza
Want to explore camp with your troop or parent/caregiver? You can! Play on and/or in the water, make art, shoot archery, explore nature, and become a better team through amazing activities led by camp staff. As awesome as that sounds, it gets better: all your food is provided!
A minimum of one adult/troop leader must be registered per group. Fathers are encouraged to attend with their daughters
About Camp Birch Trails 
July 8-9 and July 22-24
Camp Birch Trails is our beautiful 240-acre resident camp in Northern Wisconsin. Birch Trails surrounds private Lake Olivotti with a sandy beach, swim and boating dock, and a Mermaid bridge that connect the main area of camp to our Low Ropes course. We also have a floating bog and island for primitive camping to explore.
It also features a Graebel Lodge with electricity, bathrooms showers, and kitchen, Outlook cabins with electricity with access to our updated shower house and bathrooms and Yurt Village with access to pit toilets, Maple cabins with no electricity and access to pit toilets, and platform tents with no electricity and access to pit toilets.
Our large dining hall serves up to 140 campers at a time with a large deck for games and activities. Other activities in camp include the Low Ropes teambuilding course, Archery range, Gaga pit and 9 square, ginormous playfield for various games, hammocking area, canoes, kayaks, paddle boards, and corcls for the lake. Maple lodge provides space for our arts and crafts activities like tie-dye, candle making, wood burning, and more! Oak observatory is our newest building at camp for all of our Nature and Science activities.
Campers at Camp Birch Trails will be able to participate in several different activities for the weekend programs. Archery, Low Ropes, Boating, Swimming, Arts and Crafts, and STEM/Nature activities. As a reminder, Daisies will not participate in Archery or Slingshots. Trading Post will be open during the weekend for campers to shop.
Camp Birch Trails is an ACA (American Camp Association) accredited camp. The ACA logo is your assurance that our camp is fully invested in understanding and implementing policies that reflect industry-recognized standards in health, safety, and risk management camp operations. Accredited camps are willing to have their operations scrutinized and reviewed by camp professionals who know and value quality camps.
Driving Directions to Camp Birch Trails
Camp Address: W5860 Olivotti Lake Rd. Irma, WI 54442
Please be sure you have the correct Camp Birch Trails in your GPS-there is another camp outside of Minong, WI and we want you to arrive at the correct camp.
Please note: If you are using Google Maps type in ‘Birch Trail Girl Scouts Camp’ to get the correct directions.
About Camp Nawakwa
About Camp Sacajawea
Outdoor Adventure
Bring your whole troop for an overnight. Campers can also attend individually with a parent/caregiver. Camp staff will lead three of five activity times and the rest is up to you! And you’ll be able to choose what you do before you arrive.
Two adults must be registered for every troop. The camp staff does not stay overnight.
Camp Winnecomac
Troop Camp Your Way
Troop Camp Your Way was created based on feedback from troops who wanted to camp overnight at Winnecomac together as a troop.
Troops who book a weekend of “Troop Camp Your Way” will be able to sleep in the yurts, use the campfire rings around camp, and have access to the Hawks building for cooking and the shower house for showers/bathrooms (Eagles Lodge is not available). They will be the only group on-site during the weekend. Each group can access the camp between Saturday at 10 a.m. to Sunday 3 p.m. The troop is responsible for all weekend programs, activities, supplies, and maintaining girls/adult ratios--the camp staff is not available on the weekend.
How to Take Part in Troop Camp Your Way
Basic Confirmation Information for
all Weekend Events
Looking for more information?
Confirmation packets with more detailed information will be emailed to all participants in May. This packet of information will have more about camp, drop-off and pick-up procedures, COVID-19 expectations, links to packing lists, and much more.
What if my camper isn’t part of a troop or their troop is not attending? Can they still go?
Anyone is welcome as long as they have an adult caregiver with them!
