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Open House
June 20, 2026
Open house will be on Saturday, June 20, 2026 from 1-3pm at Cumming First United Methodist Church: 770 Canton Hwy Cumming, GA 30040
Drop in anytime within those 2 hours. Campers and camper parents will see where their home unit is for camp week, tour the camp and meet their CATs and adult volunteers.
At open house you will receive your camp t-shirts, camp badge, and carpool tags. Our First Aide person will collect any outstanding health forms and allergy plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for below, please reach out to us at campcandoforsyth@gmail.com.
No — Camp Can Do is a day camp that runs one week per year from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
Aftercare is available until 5:30 PM for an additional fee.
Camp is held June 22-26, 2026 at Cumming First United Methodist Church 770 Canton Hwy Cumming, GA 30040
Yes — council-issued cookie dough can be used to pay for camp. Please email us for details. Cookie dough is NOT accepted after May 1. Campcandoforsyth@gmail.com
Yes — Financial Assistance is available through the Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta. Please contact us for details and application instructions.
Our activities follow GSUSA Safety Activity Checkpoints and may include:
- Archery
- Water games
- Outdoor cooking
- Crafts
- Songs & games
- Badge work
(Daily activities are weather-permitting)
Yes — badge work is part of our program and campers will work toward earning badges during the week. Programming details are shared in the spring.
Parents and/or leaders are responsible for providing badges after camp.
No — camp does not provide meals or snacks. Please send your camper with a healthy lunch and snacks daily. See the Camp Details page for additional Information
See our camp details page for full packing information. In general, campers should bring:
- Lunch & snacks
- Refillable water bottle (required)
- Sunscreen & bug spray
- Hat, swimsuit, towel
- Appropriate footwear & clothing
Yes — we strive to make camp accessible to all girls. Because this is an outdoor environment, we do ask that campers be able to:
- Move independently from place to place
- Interact in group settings
- Manage personal needs (toileting, dressing, diet, etc.)
- Self-manage chronic conditions
We encourage you to contact us before registering so we can support your camper.
All activities are conducted under Girl Scouts of the USA safety standards, and volunteers are trained to support a safe environment for all campers.
What happens if weather affects activities?
Activities are adjusted as needed for weather to keep campers safe and comfortable. We monitor conditions and make decisions based on best practices and safety guidelines. (Typical council camp FAQ protocols.)
Campers are encouraged to unplug and engage fully in activities. Phones or devices that enable calls/texting should stay at home. (Similar to general Girl Scout camp policies.)
What is your accessibility policy?
Camp Can Do strives to be welcoming but certain physical expectations apply due to the outdoor environment. See above.
f your camper requires medications during the day, please provide them during open house with clear instructions for the nurse.
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