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An-Se-Ox

This year, An-Se-Ox turns 70!

Seventy years of campfires, friendships, and fun! We’re celebrating every girl, volunteer, and staff member who has made it magical. Here’s to many more summers of adventure!

Camp An-Se-Ox

Every summer, for six weeks of pure fun, Camp An-Se-Ox in Oxford, CT comes alive with Girl Scout adventure!

About Camp An-Se-Ox

With a swimming pool, a spacious pavilion, and updated facilities, An-Se-Ox is the perfect place to make friends, build skills, and discover the magic of the outdoors all summer long.

Campers spend their days swimming, exploring forest trails, playing field games, creating crafts, and sharing songs and laughter with new friends.

From outdoor challenges to cherished traditions, every moment at An-Se-Ox is filled with excitement, growth, and memories that last a lifetime.

An-Se-Ox 2027 Details

Summer camp will run from July 6, 2027 - August 13, 2027.

  • Location: Oxford, CT
  • Entering K through 12th grade
  • Drop-Off: Monday-Friday | 8:45-9:00 AM
  • Pick-Up: Monday-Friday | 4:00-4:15 PM
  • Financial Aid: Available Upon Request

Camper Weeks

Week 1 | July 6th-9th: Lily’s Big Birthday Bash | $320-$395 toggle arrow

You're invited to celebrate Lily’s Surprise 70th Birthday Party! Help us plan a proper birthday celebration to celebrate this milestone!

Week 2 | July 12th-16th: Enchanted Forest | $400-$475 toggle arrow

Enter a magical forest full of mystical creatures, faraway lands, and castles galore. This week campers will experience the magic of our Enchanted Forest and be able to share stories of adventure and courageous crusades.

Week 3 | July 19th-23rd: Shipwrecked | $400-$475 toggle arrow

Ahoy mates! You have been shipwrecked at the island of Camp An-Se-Ox! By learning survival, navigation skills, and teamwork, only then, can you escape the island!

Week 4 | July 26th-30th: Who Wants to Be Camper? | $400-$475 toggle arrow

Come on down! You are the next contestant at Camp An-Se-Ox!! Join us for gameshows galore. From trivia to challenges to prizes and more, everyone will leave Camp An-Se-Ox a winner!

Week 5 | August 2nd-6th: The Great Outdoor Competition | $400-$475 toggle arrow

This week campers will learn and polish their outdoor skills. From firebuilding to outdoor cooking to hiking, campers will put their skills to the test in an ultimate Outdoor Competition.

Week 6 | August 9th - 13th: Secret Agent Week | $400-$475 toggle arrow

Campers, here is your mission if you choose to accept it: Use your sleuthing skills to crack codes, solve puzzles, and navigate obstacle courses to save Camp An-Se-Ox.

Camp Resources & Policy Information

An-Se-Ox Bus Routes toggle arrow

2027 Bus Stops

 

An-Se-Ox, Oxford     Bus Company: Dattco

AM

PM

 

July 6-August 13

 

Depart

Arrive

Bus

Town

Stop

 

 

A

Watertown

John Trumbull School, 779 Buckingham Street

8:00

5:00

A

Waterbury

Bunker Hill Elementary, 170 Bunker Hill Ave

8:15

4:45

A

Naugatuck

Big Y Market, 85 Bridge St

8:30

4:30

A

Seymour

Stop & Shop, 15 Franklin St

8:47

4:13

A

Oxford

Camp, 47 Condon Rd

9:00

4:00

 

 

 

 

 

B

Derby

Bradley School, 155 David Humphrey Rd

7:55

5:05

B

Shelton

White Hills Shopping Center, 220 Leavenworth Rd

8:11

4:49

B

Newtown

Commuter Lot, Wasserman Way (Wasserman Way @ Berkshire Rd)

8:32

4:28

B

Oxford

Camp, 47 Condon Rd

9:00

4:00

 

 

 

 

 

C

North Haven

Girl Scout Office, 20 Washington Ave

8:00

5:00

C

West Haven

Notre Dame High School, 1 Notre Dame Way

8:21

4:39

C

Orange

Commuter Lot, 801 Greenway Rd/Rt 34

8:38

4:22

C

Oxford

Camp, 47 Condon Rd

9:00

4:00

 

 

 

 

 

D

Milford

Harborside School, 175 High St

8:00

5:00

D

Stratford

Frank Bunnell High School, 1 Bulldog Blvd

8:20

4:40

D

Ansonia

Nolan Field, 461 Wakelee Ave, corner of Wakelee & Franklin

8:40

4:20

D

Oxford

Camp, 47 Condon Rd

9:00

4:00

 

 

 

 

 

E

Cheshire

Stop & Shop, 275 Highland Ave

8:00

5:00

E

Bethany

1st Church of Christ, 511 Amity Rd

8:23

4:37

E

Woodbridge

First Church of Christ, 5 Meetinghouse Ln

8:37

4:23

E

Oxford

Camp, 47 Condon Rd

9:00

4:00

Lunch & Snacks toggle arrow

Campers bring lunches and we provide snacks – we are not a nut-free camp. Water stations and shaded picnic spots keep everyone cool and hydrated.

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Campers swim daily in our on-site pool, supervised by certified lifeguards. Swim evaluations take place on the first day of each week’s session. Campers walk into the pool and demonstrate they can float on their own, go under water, and swim from one side of the pool to the other. Campers stop at whatever their comfort level is, then receive a colored buddy tag with their swim level and are assigned an area of the pool they can swim in. At any point they can ask to try again. Encourage your camper to tell you about their swim progress each day!

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The Trading Post opens once a week for campers to purchase knickknacks, souvenirs, and camp gear like T-shirts, water bottles, and patches. Families can pre-order items or send cash with their camper on Trading Post day. Most items range from $1–$15. Unspent money is returned to the camper along with a receipt at the end of the day.

Health Form toggle arrow

This form helps camp staff have all the information they need to support your camper at summer camp. A completed health form will be required for each camper. 

Coming soon.

Camp Communication toggle arrow

Our primary way of communication is through Rallyhood, you will receive an invite for each week the beginning of June.  For questions before June 1st please reach out to customercare@gsofct.org or 800-922-2770 after June first please email anseox@gsofct org or call 203- 888-9246

*IMPORTANT this is not monitored until June 1st

An-Se-Ox Leadership Programs

The Program Aide (PA) and Counselor-in-Training (CIT) programs offered at An-Se-Ox give Girl Scouts the chance to step into leadership roles, gain hands-on experience, and build confidence that lasts well beyond summer.

*IMPORTANT NOTE:  For Summer 2027, Program Aides (PAs) may register for any combination of individual weeks (1–6 weeks), with each week registered separately. Counselors-in-Training (CITs) may choose from any of three 2-week sessions, including multiple sessions up to all 6 weeks.

Program Aide Training

Program Aides (PAs) | For Girl Scout Campers Entering 7th–9th Grade
The Program Aide pathway is a progressive leadership experience:

Register by the week: any week(s), July 6th – August 13th

Program Aid 1

Learn the basics of helping staff and caring for campers

Register by the week: any week(s),
July 6th – August 13th*July 6th - August 13th*

 

Program Aid 2

Build confidence by leading short activities with guidance

Register by the week: any week(s),
July 6th – August 13th*July 6th - August 13th*

Program Aid 3

Take on junior leader roles, mentor others, and prepare for the CIT program.

Register by the week: any week(s),
July 6th – August 13th*July 6th - August 13th*

 

Counselor-In-Training

Counselors-in-Training (CITs) | For Girl Scout Campers Entering 10th–12th Grade (must be 14+)

The Councelor-in-Training pathway focus on leadership development, camper care, and program facilitation. Through multi-week training and mentorship, CITs gain real-world experience and prepare for future roles as camp counselors.

Weeks 1 & 2 (July 6th–16th), Weeks 3 & 4 (July 19th–30th), or Weeks 5 & 6 (August 2nd–13th)

Counselor-in-Training 1

Build foundational skills in camper care and leadership

Weeks 1 & 2 (July 6th–16th),
Weeks 3 & 4 (July 19th–30th),
or Weeks 5 & 6 (August 2nd–13th)*

Counselor-in-Training 2

Strengthen independence by leading activities and supporting units

Weeks 1 & 2 (July 6th–16th),
Weeks 3 & 4 (July 19th–30th),
or Weeks 5 & 6 (August 2nd–13th)*

Counselor-in-Training 3

Step into peer leadership roles, mentor others, and prepare to become camp staff.

Weeks 1 & 2 (July 6th–16th),
Weeks 3 & 4 (July 19th–30th),
or Weeks 5 & 6 (August 2nd–13th)*

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