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Other Girl Scout
Camps:
Camp Butano Creek

Camp Bothin

Camp Sugar Pine

Camp Deer Lake

Owned & operated by:
Girl Scouts of San Francisco Bay Area

What are the hours of Camp Chameleon?
Camp program runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Campers may be dropped off between 8:30 and 9 in the morning, and picked up between 5 and 5:30 in the afternoon.

How do campers know what to bring to camp?
Campers will receive an information packet after they sign up for camp or an information packet can be downloaded from our web site. There will be a detailed equipment list included in this packet along with many more camp details .

Does my camper need to bring a lunch each day?
Yes, campers should bring their own non-perishable lunch and beverage each day. Light snacks, in the morning and afternoon, will be provided by the camp.

Can my campers bring a friend?
Campers may attend with a friend if they would like. We do our best to place two friends together if they are at the same grade level and sign up for the same program and session at Camp Chameleon. Friends must each list each other's names on the registration form and mail the two registrations in the same envelope (or fax them at the same time).

What if a camper has never done some of the activities before?
Program at camp is based on the age and previous experience of the camper. Campers will receive the necessary help and instruction to get started. Older and more experienced campers have the opportunity to do things in a little more depth and with a little more independence.

What is a Chameleon?
A Chameleon is a lizard which is famous for its ability to change its color. Most chameleons come from Madagascar, a big island the east coast of Africa. Most of the others live in mainland Africa.

How did Camp Chameleon get its name?
Camp Chameleon, like a real chameleon, is constantly changing to meet the needs and interests of the individual campers. At Camp Chameleon, girls choose their area of interest for a part of the day each week. The remainder of the day is occupied with activities designed by the group under the counselors' leadership.

Other Girl Scout Camps:
Camp Butano Creek | Camp Bothin | Camp Sugar Pine | Camp Deer Lake

Direct questions or correspondence to (including registration forms and payment) for this camp to:
Girl Scouts of San Francisco Bay Area
P.O. Box 2249, Oakland, California 94621
1-800-447-4475 (Northern California Only) or 1-510-562-8470
FAX 1-510-633-7925
Email joan@girlscoutsbayarea.org