The Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi are offering camping experiences throughout the summer for girls who have completed kindergarten through the 11th grade.

Girls interested in attending do not have to currently be active in a traditional girl scout troop, Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi Chief Executive Officer Becky Traweek said, but for girls not active in a troop, a $12 Girl Scout membership fee in addition to the camp fees will be required.

Camp fees range from $135 to $580, depending on the camp, and financial assistance is available.

Day camps, 3-day and 5-day overnight residential camps, are offered at Camp Wahi, which is located on 156 acres of hardwood forest in Brandon Mississippi and at Camp Iti Kana, which is located eight miles north of Wiggins and occupies 339 acres of property.

Camp programs and activ-ities are scheduled for specific age levels and include the following themes:

• Nature — includes night hikes, star gazing, building a raft and racing canoes across the lake.

• Adventure— includes archery, canoeing, hiking and learning outdoor skills like fire building.

• Fantasy —includes defeating the wicked witch of the forest, going on rainbow hikes and searching for all the colors of a fairy’s paint box.

• Arts ­— includes making crafts, creating a flash mob and experiencing various types of theater.

• Water — includes swimming, snorkeling in the pool, fishing and kayaking.

• Intrigue — includes spy skills, spy games and solving mini camp mysteries.

• Cooking — includes cooking dinners, a cook-off challenge, fire safety and various cooking methods.

• Horses — includes basic horsemanship, rodeo skills and learning about horse care.

For detailed information about camps or to register, visit www.gsgms.org

Camp sessions fill on a first come, first serve basis.