Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana are gearing up for another historic summer. Marcia Peel, Teri Luker, and Sarah Adams join Andy St. John on WLKI 100.3 to discuss the upcoming 2026 season of Camp Lon-I-Daw.
The group explores this year's patriotic theme, "History Makers Then, Change Makers Now," which celebrates America's 250th birthday by highlighting influential women throughout history. From the legendary Camp Call to the skills gained at the Steuben County Park on Crooked Lake, the guests share insights into the traditions of leadership, outdoor skills, and sisterhood that have defined the camp for over 45 years.
Key Highlights
- Historical Themes: How campers will learn about figures like Betsy Ross while exploring different eras of American history.
- Camp Traditions: The significance of the "Singing Tree" and the enduring legacy of the Camp Lon-I-Daw Call.
- Life Skills: A look at the leadership, cooperation, and survival skills girls develop through the five-day program.
Registration Details: Important dates for the June 8-12 camp and how to secure a spot through the Girl Scouts website.