This is the day we have waited for — it is finally here! Conestoga Day Camp 2025 Down the Rabbit Hole starts tomorrow! The camp has been readied by dedicated Girl Scout Volunteers, and is waiting for the campers to come to fill it with songs, laughter, and fun!
Opening Day of Registration
We are once again off to a blazing start with registration for Conestoga Day Camp!
Our Daisy/Brownie and Junior Units are full, but you can get on the waiting list. We will process the waiting list if any openings become available.
Review your confirmation for correctness. If you notice anything a bit goofy, let me know at lwalljasper@gmail.com
Registration for the 2025 Conestoga Day Opens 1/28/25 @ 6:00 a.m.
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, 1/28/25 @ 6:00 a.m. when registration for Down the Rabbit Hole! The dates of camp this year are June 9th-13th. Registration usually fills on the first day before noon, so be early so you don’t miss out.
Outdoor Cooking Videos
Kimberly Walljasper’s Silver Project was to Vegan-ize some of her favorite recipes that she enjoyed over the campfire. Here are her videos for creating Mock Enchiladas, Dutch Oven BBQ Carrots, and Chickpea in the Woods.
She has created blog posts to go along with the videos complete with the recipes she created. Check out her posts here:
Kimberly’s Silver Award Project — Blog Posts
Pie Iron Tips
Here are some tips for cooking with pie irons.
- Get a good fire going so it will burn down to lots of coals.
- Preheat the pie iron in the fire before using.
- Once the pie iron is preheated, it will be hot! So, be careful where you place it so you don’t burn a plastic tablecloth or little fingers.
- Use stick “butter” to grease each side of the inside of the pie iron or a light coating of cooking spray.
- Place one slice of bread (can also use tortillas or pie crust, etc. ) on one side of the pie iron.
- Build your pizza in one half of the pie iron.
- Spreading pizza sauce with the back of the spoon works great.
- When finished building the pizza, place another piece of bread on top.
- Close the pie iron together by leaving the filled half on the table, and hinging it by moving the empty side.
- Squeeze together.
- If they have little closing hooks, I don’t use them in the cooking process as it makes it hard to check the doneness.
- Place directly in the coals of the fire.
- Check and turn often until desired doneness. Remember, you are just warming up the inside and toasting the bread.
- To remove, take one side off and turn the pizza out onto a plate.
- Besides making pie iron pizzas, you can also make dessert pizzas. Try cooking biscuits or rolls in them.
- Enjoy!