Camp DaKaNi

What to do at
Camp DaKaNi
Day Camp
 MaraManda Boats Camp DaKaNi, meaning “a day in the out-of- regardless of race, gender, creed, religion,
(K – 2nd grade) doors,” was established in 1956. It is owned national origin, disabilities* or economic
and operated by Camp Fire USA Heart of status. Membership is not required for camp-
 Funoes Oklahoma Council. Located on 33 wooded ers to enjoy the summer programs at Camp
(3rd grade) acres, Camp DaKaNi offers a day camping DaKaNi.
program right in the heart We believe in:
 Canoes of Oklahoma City. Summer
(4th grade & up)  The power of nature to
programs and activities at awaken a child’s senses,
Camp DaKaNi are designed curiosity and desire to
 Archery to encourage your child’s learn.
(3rd grade & up) healthy development by  Building relationships
allowing them to explore with adults and peers as a
 Arts & Crafts and enjoy new experiences cornerstone for every child.
in the outdoors. Campers
 Braille Trail  Creating experiences that
grow in self-confidence as
will build caring and confi-
the week progresses. With
 Fishing dent youth today who will
their counselor and coun-
grow into tomorrow’s future
selor aide, they create their
 Outdoor Cooking leaders.
own “home-in-the-woods,” develop relation-
ships within their camp group, eat a meal For more information, please call:
 Wetlands outdoors and master new skills such as arch- (405) 478-9454
ery, canoeing, fishing, etc. The well-being
 Sing-a-longs Our Email Address:
and safety of campers is our first concern,
campdakani@campfireusa-ok.org
and the staff and volunteers strive to provide
 Sports & Games Our Web Site:
a life-changing experience for all children.
www.campfireusa-ok.org
Camp DaKaNi is open to all BOYS and GIRLS
 Nature Study (K – 6th grades) and teen and adult volunteers

 Low Elements Ropes * Camp DaKaNi programs are available to persons with disabilities. We will make every effort to meet the
Course needs of all those who wish to apply. If your child has a disability, please call Jannie Matlock at Camp Fire
USA Heart of Oklahoma Council at (405) 478-9454.
 Hiking
2009 Camp Camp DaKaNi Fees
 Butterfly Garden
DaKaNi Sessions Non-Member Registered Fair Share
Member Seller*
 Zip Line By 12/15/08
Day Camp Sessions are Monday through Friday;
(2nd grade & up)
from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Campers arriving ear- Camper $135 $130 $85
lier must be enrolled in Before & After Care. CAT $135 $130 $85
 Frog & Turtle Race
Session 1 June 1 - 5 MaKaYa $90 $85 $50
 Camp Store Session 2 June 8 - 12 CA $45 $40 $15
Session 3 June 15 – 19 Counselor $12.50 FREE FREE
Life jackets are pro- Papoose $40 $40 $40
Session 4 June 22 - 26
vided and required to Before & After Care (ALL) $50
MaKaYa* June 29 – July 1
be worn for all boating * Fees for Camp Fire members who sold 75 or more units
activities. Session 5 July 6 – 10
of candy in the 2009 Candy Sale.
* See description in brochure for times. Campership Applications are available through the
Please Note: Registrations will not be accepted with- Camp Fire office at 478-5646.
out completed shot records. See registration form.
 What to Expect
During the week of Camp DaKaNi, your camper
will have the opportunity to:
 Meet new people and make new friends
 Learn responsibility
 Learn new skills
 Learn how to work and play in a group
 Learn to care for our environment
 Experience new adventures

Making New Friends Health and Safety

Camp DaKaNi is licensed annually by the Oklahoma City-County Health De-
partment and the Oklahoma City Fire Marshal. Every effort is made to ensure
your child’s safety while at camp. The Directors are trained annually in First
Aid and CPR.
A dress code and behavior/discipline policy is in place for DaKaNi and can be
found in the Parent Confirmation letter

“Study nature, 2009 Camp DaKaNi Staff

love nature, The Camp DaKaNi Director is Jannie Matlock (Miss Understood). The Assistant Di-
stay close to rector is Christie Akridge (Miss Morning Glory) and the Program Director is Lydia
nature. It will Wells (Miss Disney). Terry Stilwell is the Camp Ranger and lives on site.
never fail you.”
Frank Lloyd Counselors & Aides
Wright
All of the Camp DaKaNi to volunteer must regis- FREE camp T-shirt.
Counselors are volun- ter with Camp Fire USA
Counselor Aides*
teers. Counselors and and attend pre-camp
(CA’s) are 7th, 8th, and 9th
counselor aides are training.
graders who assist a
trained in outdoor/camp
Teen Counselors are 15 counselor with group
skills and program ac-
to 18 years of age. activities. Pre-camp
tivities.
Pre-camp training is re- counselor aide training is
Adult Counselors are quired and counselors required.
entitled to have one must register with Camp * There are no
camper (relative) attend Fire USA. Teen counsel- “camper” groups for 7th
FREE. Adults who wish ors are entitled to one grade and above.

In Our
Home in Open House
the Woods
Are you new to Camp DaKaNi and the “outdoor” day camp experience? We
invite you to attend our Open House to meet our camp staff on Sunday, May 3rd,
from 2 to 4 p.m. Wear your tennis shoes and take a tour of camp. Get your
questions answered and drop off your completed camp registration forms.
Enter Gate #3 and park on the Sports Field. Come across the bridge and up the
hill to Dick’s Den (our covered pavilion).
Your Child’s Group
Campers are placed in groups of 6 - 12 (depending on age of campers, in compliance with OCCHD regulations)
and are led by a volunteer counselor. Each camper group’s experience is as diverse as the campers themselves.
Counselors are from the age of 15 to adult. Each group will also have a counselor aide (7th grade & up) to assist with
the daily activities. Teen counselors and counselor aides are strengthening leadership skills during their week(s) at
Camp DaKaNi as part of the Camp Fire USA program. All staff must attend training prior to the start of camp.

Buddy Policy What’s for Lunch?

Campers are placed in
groups of the same
grade level. If a buddy
is desired, they should
be in the same grade
or the older camper
will be placed in the
younger age group.
This could limit the
older camper’s activi-
does NOT as- Campers bring a sack lunch on
sign buddies. Monday and Wednesday and
A buddy is have the opportunity to cook out
chosen by a at least once during the week.
camper (such On Monday, (first day of the ses-
as a friend or sion) your child’s counselor will
neighbor) send home a food assignment
prior to camp and writ- sheet for the week. Camp fees
Fishing with the DO NOT include the price for
ten on the registration
form.
Group these items.

ties. The camp staff

What is Monday Like?

Campers are dropped off by sing each day. Once every- to know each other. Every-
you in the gravel parking lot one arrives, the camp staff one then goes to flag circle
and are escorted by the will go over the camp rules for flag raising. Each small
youth counselors and coun- with the whole group. After group will then go select
selor aides to Dick’s Den the rules, your children will their Home-in-the–Woods
New Friends
where they sit together and be placed with his/her coun- and begin their adventure
begin learning some of the selor and the group will at Camp DaKaNi. New
fun camp songs that they will spend a few minutes getting
Challenges
New Skills
Friday Council Fire Ceremony New Fun
At 10:30 a.m. on Friday mornings, parents are invited to visit camp for Council Fire, our closing ceremony.
After the ceremony, parents may tour their camper’s “home-in-the-woods”. Hot dog lunches are available for
purchase at the Concession Stand for $3.00 each or families may bring a sack lunch. After lunch, campers
remain at camp to complete their day of activities.

Before and After Camp Care

One of our teen counselors
at Council Fire
If child care is needed before or
after camp hours – parents may
bring camper(s) to the Yordi
Training Center at Camp Da-
KaNi no earlier than 7:00 a.m.
and/or pick up children no later
than 6:00 p.m. Campers are
well supervised and will receive
an afternoon snack.
MARK Before & After Care on the
registration form and include
$50 with the regular camp fees.
Space is limited.
 DaKaNi Volunteer (Teen & Adult)
Pre-Camp Training
Counselor Training is scheduled for Saturday, May 2nd, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Reservations are
required by April 29th. Call: (405) 478-9454.

Counselor Aide (CA) Training is scheduled for Saturday, May 16th, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This train-
ing is required if you are going into 7th, 8th and 9th grades and want to be a CA this summer. Reser-
vations for CA Training are required by May 13th. Call: (405) 478-9454.

Make-Up Training If you are not able to attend either the counselor or counselor aide training
scheduled above, you will have one more chance to be trained on Saturday, May 30st, from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. Reservations are required for Make-Up Training by May 27th. Call (405) 478-9454.

Counselor-Aides-In-Training (CATs Unit)

This leadership development unit is designed for youth going into 6th grade or older
who would like to be a counselor aide. This program is designed to improve outdoor
skills and help in the transition from camper to counselor aide. A readiness evaluation
by the CAT Counselor is given at the end of the session. (7th grade and above CATS
who demonstrate readiness may serve as an aide in later sessions.) CATs is offered
Sessions 1 & 3. MARK CAT on the CAMPER registration form.

Papoose Unit
This special unit is for three & four year old children of adult volunteer counselors. Pa-
pooses MUST be potty trained and attend the same session as the adult counselor. The
Papoose Camper Registration Form will be mailed along with the Adult Counselor Form
upon request.

MaKaYa
This mini-session is designed for youth going into 7th grade and above. Sharpen your out-
door skills and enjoy your favorite camp activities without having to serve as a counselor or
counselor aide. MaKaYa is 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Monday & Wednesday, and includes an
overnight stay on Tuesday and breakfast and lunch on Wednesday. Before & After Care is
not available during MaKaYa.

Things to Remember:
Sessions are filled on a first come, first served basis.
Incomplete forms, including immunizations, will be returned. Spots will NOT be held
Total payment must accompany registration form.
Candy Credits will NOT be accepted for Before & After Camp Care.
REFUND POLICY: No Refunds will be made after May 28, 2009. If campers are unable to
attend the confirmed session, they may transfer to a later session, if available, or donate fees
to the Council’s Campership Fund.
 2009 CAMP DAKANI CAMPER REGISTRATION
Parents - Please complete both sides and sign the back. PRINT legibly with BLACK or BLUE ink pen.

Check your session choices: #1 – June 1 – 5 _____ #2 – June 8 – 12 _____

#3 – June 15 – 19 _____ #4 – June 22 – 26 _____
Candy sold in 2009: # units - MaKaYa – June 29 – July 1 _____ #5 – July 6 – 10 _____

Camper’s Name ____________________________________________________ Female _____ Male _____

Registered in Camp Fire?  Yes  No Race (optional):  Asian  Caucasian  Multi-Racial
First year at DaKaNi ?  Yes  No  Black  Hispanic  Native American  Other
How did you find out about Camp DaKaNi?  Friend  Camp Brochure  Website  Camp Flyer at school
Street Address ____________________________________________ Home Phone________________
City ______________________________ County ________________ State _____ Zip+4 ____________

Grade Fall 2009 ____ Age Summer 2009____ Date of Birth _____________ School Fall 2009 _________________

PARENT/GUARDIAN _______________________ SPOUSE ____________________________________

Business _________________________________
Occupation _______________________________
Work Phone ______________________________
Cell Phone/Pager __________________________
Email address _____________________________
Business ____________________________________
Occupation __________________________________
Work Phone _________________________________
Cell Phone/Pager _____________________________
Email address ________________________________

Send my confirmation:  E-mail address (PRINT CLEARLY):_________________________  Send by regular mail

EMERGENCY CONTACT _______________________________________ Phone __________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACT _______________________________________ Phone __________________________

Camp Buddy (if desired) ________________________________________ (ONLY ONE NAME OF SAME GRADE,
PLEASE. Older camper will be placed in younger group, and activities may be limited.)

Please list who is allowed to pick camper up: ________________________________________

________________________________________
________________________________________

CHECK SPECIAL PROGRAMS CAMPER WISHES TO ENROLL IN:

________ CAT (Counselor Aide Training, 6th grade & up) – Session 1 & 3 only
________ Before and After Camp Care ($50 additional fee) List sessions: __________________________________

SELECT METHOD OF PAYMENT & DESIGNATE AMOUNT: (Make checks* payable to: CAMP DAKANI)
Cash $________ Check $ ________ Candy Credits $ ________ Scholarship $ __________
Campership $ ________ VISA $ ________ MASTERCARD $ ________ DISCOVER $___________
Name as it appears on charge card: _______________________________________________________________
Card Acct. # ____________________________________________________________ Exp. Date _____________
* There is a $25 service fee charged for all returned checks.

Camp Fire USA Camp DaKaNi Phone: (405) 478-9454 Fax: (405) 478-5654
3309 East Hefner Road Oklahoma City, OK 73131-4838

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -OFFICE USE ONLY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Date _______________________________________
Camp Fee __________________________________ Tally __________ Confirmation Sent
Before & After Care Fee _______________________
Amount Due _________________________________
Total Paid ___________________________________
Balance ____________________________________
Receipt # ___________________________________
 2009 CAMP DaKaNi CAMPER MEDICAL INFORMATION
(Must be completed at the time of registration)

Camper’s Name ________________________________________ Age at camp _____

Doctor __________________________________ Phone ________________________ Hospital _________________________

All immunizations must be current -- with tetanus within last 10 years.

Tetanus Booster Date _______________________

IMMUNIZATIONS (MUST give DATES):
DTP _________ Polio _________ Hep A _________
DTP_________ Polio _________ Hep A _________
DTP _________ Polio _________ Hep B _________
DTP _________ Polio _________ Hep B _________
DTP_________ Hep B _________
MMR ________ MMR __________
Indicate which: Varicella ________
or Chicken Pox date ___________
Other Immunizations ____________________________ __________________________________________________
Registrations will NOT be processed if incomplete.
ALLERGIES:
Food ________________________________________________
Drugs _______________________________________________
Insects ______________________________________________
Animals ______________________________________________
Plants _______________________________________________
Other ________________________________________________
Please explain reactions and medication used:

Operations, serious or chronic ______________________________________________________________________________

Activity limitations ________________________________________________________________________________________
Dietary modifications ______________________________________________________________________________________

CHECK ALL (tendencies to illness, disabilities or special needs) THAT APPLY:

__________ Indigestion __________ Sinusitis __________ Stomach Problems
__________ Hay Fever __________ ADD __________ ADHD

Is child normally on medication for Attention Deficit?  Yes  No If so, what _______________________________________

*Please explain any other special issues, needs or disabilities (mental or physical) that the camp staff needs to be aware of:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

FEMALES ONLY: Has camper menstruated? __________ If not, has she been told about it? __________________

MEDICATION AT CAMP: ________________________________________________________________________

All medication must be turned in to the Camp Staff on the first day of each session. All medicine must be in the original
container and labeled with the camper’s name and directions.

IMPORTANT: I hereby consent to my child’s attendance at camp. I realize that all reasonable precautions will be taken to insure
my child’s safety. I waive any claim against the council. I certify that my child is in good health and will not attend camp in the
event of illness or exposure to any communicable disease.
This health history is correct, as far as I know, and the person herein described has permission to engage in all camp activities
except as noted. I understand that I will be contacted to pick my child up at camp if he/she becomes ill and needs to be seen by a
doctor. In case of medical or surgical emergency, after every reasonable effort has been made to contact me, our family physician
or one of the alternatives listed, I hereby give my permission to the physician secured by the adult in charge to hospitalize, secure
treatment for and to order injection, anesthesia, or surgery for my child. In the event any such treatment is not covered by insur-
ance applicable to the activities, I will pay the expenses incurred in such emergency treatment.
• Camp Staff has my permission to administer the medication(s) listed above.
• I have read the camp brochure and accept the rules of registration. I understand that my child must abide by the camp rules.
• For security purposes, please include the camper’s mother’s maiden name: _____________________________________
• Photos of my child may be used for publicity purposes: Yes No
• A photo may be taken as a camp souvenir: Yes No

Parent/Legal Guardian Signature ________________________________________________ Date _____________________

If parental consent for medical treatment is not given, a written Medical Treatment Waiver must be enclosed to enroll.

Camp Fire USA Camp DaKaNi Phone: (405) 478-9454 Fax: (405) 478-5654
3309 East Hefner Road Oklahoma City, OK 73131-4838
 2009 CAMP DAKANI TEEN COUNSELOR &
COUNSELOR AIDE APPLICATION
Parents - Please complete both sides and sign the back. PRINT legibly with BLACK or BLUE ink pen.

Check your session choices: #1 – June 1 – 5 _____ #2 – June 8 – 12 _____

#3 – June 15 – 19 _____ #4 – June 22 – 26 _____
Candy sold in 2009: # units - MaKaYa – June 29 – July 1 _____ #5 – July 6 – 10 _____

Camper’s Name ____________________________________________________ Female _____ Male _____

Registered in Camp Fire?  Yes  No Race (optional):  Asian  Caucasian  Multi-Racial
First year at DaKaNi ?  Yes  No  Black  Hispanic  Native American  Other
How did you find out about Camp DaKaNi?  Friend  Camp Brochure  Website  Camp Flyer at school  Radio Ad
Street Address ____________________________________________ Home Phone________________
City ______________________________ County ________________ State _____ Zip+4 ____________

Grade Fall 2009 ____ Age Summer 2009____ Date of Birth _____________ School Fall 2009 _________________

PARENT/GUARDIAN _______________________ SPOUSE ____________________________________

Business _________________________________
Occupation _______________________________
Work Phone ______________________________
Cell Phone/Pager __________________________
Email address _____________________________
Business ____________________________________
Occupation __________________________________
Work Phone _________________________________
Cell Phone/Pager _____________________________
Email address ________________________________

Send my confirmation:  E-mail address (PRINT CLEARLY):_________________________  Send by regular mail

EMERGENCY CONTACT _______________________________________ Phone __________________________

EMERGENCY CONTACT _______________________________________ Phone __________________________

Please list who is allowed to pick camper up: ________________________________________

________________________________________
________________________________________

With which age do you prefer to work? Check if you want to participate in:
 K – 2nd grade  Before and After Camp Care ($50 additional fee)
 3rd – 5th grade List Sessions ________________________
 3 to 4 years old

SELECT METHOD OF PAYMENT & DESIGNATE AMOUNT: (Make checks* payable to: CAMP DAKANI)
Cash $________ Check $ ________ Candy Credits $ ________ Scholarship $ __________
Campership $ ________ VISA $ ________ MASTERCARD $ ________ DISCOVER $___________
Name as it appears on charge card: _______________________________________________________________
Card Acct. # ____________________________________________________________ Exp. Date _____________
* There is a $25 service fee charged for all returned checks.

Camp Fire USA Camp DaKaNi Phone: (405) 478-9454 Fax: (405) 478-5654
3309 East Hefner Road Oklahoma City, OK 73131-4838
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -OFFICE USE ONLY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Date _______________________________________
Camp Fee __________________________________ Tally __________ Confirmation Sent
Before & After Care Fee ______________________________
Amount Due _________________________________
Total Paid ___________________________________
Balance ____________________________________
Receipt # ___________________________________
 2009 CAMP DaKaNi TEEN COUNSELOR &
COUNSELOR AIDE MEDICAL INFORMATION
(Must be completed at the time of registration)

Teen Counselor/CA’s Name ________________________________________ Age at camp _____

Doctor __________________________________ Phone ________________________ Hospital _________________________

All immunizations must be current -- with tetanus within last 10 years.

Tetanus Booster Date _______________________

IMMUNIZATIONS (MUST give DATES):
DTP _________ Polio _________ Hep A _________
DTP_________ Polio _________ Hep A _________
DTP _________ Polio _________ Hep B _________
DTP _________ Polio _________ Hep B _________
DTP_________ Hep B _________
MMR ________ MMR __________
Indicate which: Varicella ________
or Chicken Pox date ___________
Other Immunizations ____________________________ __________________________________________________
Registrations will NOT be processed if incomplete.
ALLERGIES:
Food ________________________________________________
Drugs _______________________________________________
Insects ______________________________________________
Animals ______________________________________________
Plants _______________________________________________
Other ________________________________________________
Please explain reactions and medication used:

Operations, serious or chronic ______________________________________________________________________________

Activity limitations ________________________________________________________________________________________
Dietary modifications ______________________________________________________________________________________

CHECK ALL (tendencies to illness, disabilities or special needs) THAT APPLY:

__________ Indigestion __________ Sinusitis __________ Stomach Problems
__________ Hay Fever __________ ADD __________ ADHD

Is child normally on medication for Attention Deficit?  Yes  No If so, what _______________________________________

*Please explain any other special issues, needs or disabilities (mental or physical) that the camp staff needs to be aware of:
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

FEMALES ONLY: Has camper menstruated? __________ If not, has she been told about it? __________________

MEDICATION AT CAMP: ________________________________________________________________________

All medication must be turned in to the Camp Staff on the first day of each session. All medicine must be in the original
container and labeled with the camper’s name and directions.

IMPORTANT: I hereby consent to my child’s attendance at camp. I realize that all reasonable precautions will be taken to insure
my child’s safety. I waive any claim against the council. I certify that my child is in good health and will not attend camp in the
event of illness or exposure to any communicable disease.
This health history is correct, as far as I know, and the person herein described has permission to engage in all camp activities
except as noted. I understand that I will be contacted to pick my child up at camp if he/she becomes ill and needs to be seen by a
doctor. In case of medical or surgical emergency, after every reasonable effort has been made to contact me, our family physician
or one of the alternatives listed, I hereby give my permission to the physician secured by the adult in charge to hospitalize, secure
treatment for and to order injection, anesthesia, or surgery for my child. In the event any such treatment is not covered by insur-
ance applicable to the activities, I will pay the expenses incurred in such emergency treatment.
• Camp Staff has my permission to administer the medication(s) listed above.
• I have read the camp brochure and accept the rules of registration. I understand that my child must abide by the camp rules.
• For security purposes, please include the camper’s mother’s maiden name: _____________________________________
• Photos of my child may be used for publicity purposes: Yes No
• A photo may be taken as a camp souvenir: Yes No

Parent/Legal Guardian Signature ________________________________________________ Date _____________________

If parental consent for medical treatment is not given, a written Medical Treatment Waiver must be enclosed to enroll.

Camp Fire USA Camp DaKaNi Phone: (405) 478-9454 Fax: (405) 478-5654
3309 East Hefner Road Oklahoma City, OK 73131-4838
 Camp DaWaSi 2009
Ada, Oklahoma
Enroll Now! Space is Limited!
Camp
Activities
 Dates: July 20th - 24th
 Fishing Clinic (OK
Dept. Wildlife  Times: 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Conservation)
 Fees: $50.00 - $80.00
 Swimming
 Deadline to Register: Saturday, June 19th, 2008
 Ropes Course  Camp T-shirt is included in the price of camp
 Games  Lunch and Snacks are provided daily

 Arts & Crafts  Camper will need to bring water bottle, swim suit/towel, and
wear closed toed shoes daily
 Singing
 Campership applications are available if needed, through the
 Nature Study Ada Camp Fire office, 580-332-1360

 Hiking
Camp Da Wa Si is headquartered in the Fire Fly Cabin located at the
 Archery west end of the dam in Wintersmith Park in Ada, OK. Camp is open
to all youth going into K – 12th grades and adults regardless of race,
 B-B Gun Safety gender, creed, religion, national origin, handicap or economic
(Pontotoc Co. status. Youth DO NOT have to be a member of Camp Fire USA to at-
Sheriff’s Dept.)
tend summer day camp.

*This is only an information sheet; please contact Camp Fire

USA for enrollment form*
Camp Fire USA * 704 N. Oak # 6, ADA, OK 74820 * 580~332~1360
Or email us at ada@campfireusa-ok.org. Please use “camp
app” for your heading.
 Camp TanDaKo 2009
Perry, Oklahoma
Camp
Activities Enroll Now
 Fishing Space is Limited
 Canoeing
Dates: June 15th - 20th
 Swimming
Times: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Wednesday
 Sports & Games
Overnights on Thursday and Friday for youth currently in
 Arts & Crafts
K-12th grades. Camp ends around noon on Saturday.
 Singing Fees: $55.00 - $90.00 - Campers and youth staff
 Home in the Camper move in and meet the staff on Sunday, June14th at 3:00 p.m.
Woods
Camper will need to bring water bottle, swim suit/towel, sack lunch, and
 Hiking wear closed toed and heel shoes and socks daily. (Meals provided on
overnights)
 Archery
Leadership Opportunities for youth currently in 6th grade and older. Call
 Outdoor Cooking (580) 336-3253 for more information and dates of trainings
 Tent Camping

 Making New
Friends Camp TanDaKo is located at the CCC Lake Park south of
Perry, OK on Highway 86. Camp is open to all youth (K-12
grades [next year grade]) and adults regardless of race, gen-
der, creed, religion, national origin, handicap or economic
status. Youth DO NOT have to be a member of Camp Fire USA
to attend summer day camp.

This is only an information sheet; please contact Camp Fire USA for enrollment form
Camp Fire USA * P.O. Box 742 Perry, OK 73077-0742 * 580~336~3253
Or email us at perry@campfireusa-ok.org. Please use “camp app” for your heading.
 Camp Waluhili
Resident Camp
Nestled on scenic Ft. Gibson Lake, just 45 minutes from Tulsa, Camp Waluhili has
been providing the ultimate outdoor experience to campers for nearly 60 years.
Camp’s 219 acres of rolling hills, lush forest and ample shoreline offer a wide vari-
ety of areas for creative programs and activities. Features include an olympic size
swimming pool, low-element challenge course, rappelling cliff, miles of hiking
trails, shooting and archery ranges, and much, much more. Resident camp pro-
grams are open to boys and girls entering grades three to 12.

Open House
Families are encouraged to visit camp before summer begins. You’re welcome to
tour the site, meet some of the staff and learn more about the activities and daily
routine. It’s a fantastic way to help kids visualize the experience and fill in the
blanks for parents. Waluhili open house dates are April 18 and May 12 from 10:00
to 2:00.

2009 Session Dates & Fees

Camp Waluhili offers different activities each session.
This is a brief overview. You will find more detailed information and registration
forms online at: www.tulsacampfire.org/camps
Fees are listed within the parenthesis – Non-member & non-seller first and Fair
Share sellers fee second.
Session 1: June 7th – 13th Session 4: June 28th – July 4nd
All Around Camp (3rd Grade+; $300/275) All Around Camp (3rd Grade+; $300/275)
Trail Blazers (5th Grade+; $300/275) Deck Hands (5th Grade+; $300/275; Limit 16)
Soccer ala International (6th Grade+; $300/275) Wranglers (5th Grade+; $400/275; Limit 12)
Paddlers (6th Grade+; $300/275) Sharp Shooters (5th Grade+; $310/285; Limit 12)
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Climbers (7 Grade+; $310/285; Limit 12) River Rats (9th Grade+; $325/300)

Session 2: June 14th – 20th

All Around Camp (3rd Grade+; $300/275)
Explorers (5th Grade+; $300/275)
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Water Otters (5 Grade+; $305/280)
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Street Art (6 Grade+; $300/275; Limit 15)
Lake Voyagers (8th Grade+; $310/285; Limit 12) pleted before progressing to CIT II. CIT I and CIT
Session 3: June 21st – 27th
Counselor In Training (CIT) Programs
The CIT program is a three-year camp leadership
program aimed at preparing youth to become
Resident Camp counselors. CIT I must be com-
II are two weeks in length. Participants must apply
and be selected.

All Around Camp (3rd Grade+; $300/275) CIT-IT (June 28 – July 4; 10th Grade+; $300/275)

Water Olympians (5th Grade+; $300/275) CIT I (June 7 – 20; 11th Grade+; $500/400)

Survivors (7th Grade+: $300/275) CIT II (June 21 – July 4; 12th Grade $500/400).

Bikers (6th Grade+; $300/275)

Cliffhangers (8th Grade+; $325/300; Limit 12)
Deck Hands (5th Grade+; $300/275; Limit 16)
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OKLAHOMA COUNCIL
3309 East Hefner Road
Oklahoma City, OK 73131-4838

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