Camp Wind-in-the-Pines
Private
Girl Scout day camp on more than 140 wooded acres with access to Gallows Pond in Plymouth, owned and operated by Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts. Campers swim, boat, hike, climb, do high and low ropes courses, archery, slingshots, hands-on science, and arts and crafts in a camper-led program. Round-trip bus transportation is included; ACA-accredited.
The practical details
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★★★★★erica bushMy Girl Scout troop went here and we had a blast! The lake is beautiful, there’s lots of shade, it is great!!!
★★★★★J BMy child is so happy when she's getting ready to go to camp. She's excited and generally in high spirits thinking about this. The staff are wonderful and we appreciate the programming for summer camp.
★★★★★Kati MurphyMy 8 ( almost 9 year old) came home a disgusting, dirty hot mess!! 🤣 IT WAS THE BEST TIME EVER!!!!!!! she wants to go for two weeks next year! She said the food was great, the counselors were "really nice" in addition to swimming and finding frogs were her top favorite activities!
★Walker lewis1 star- My kid threw up at camp and they said she was lying and doing it for attention. I was not informed until I picked her up 2 DAYS later. She also told me that the water quality was horrible and that’s what made her throw up. My daughter threw up multiple times and again was made aware 2 days later by my daughter. My child had to tell me and when I asked the staff they simply brushed it off and said she would be fine. Please seriously consider sending your child here as I don’t feel like it’s safe and my daughter said she didnt feel safe there.
★Maureen OKeefeI saw this group of about 12 girls show up on South Beach today with two counselors. One was in the water with them the other one was on her phone the entire time. It is not a place I would send my daughter. I even spoke to a lifeguard on the beach and expressed my concerns