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Buildings: Lyman, Manor, Stone House, Little House and The Cottage
All buildings include:

Platform Tents:
“Bay Tree” has four tents with six mats per tent, a campfire circle, picnic tables, potable water, and a bathroom with two toilets. Seasonable availability from April–October.

Open Air Cabins:
"Bush" has three cabins with six beds, one cabin with four beds, three toilets, and one shower (ADA designed). There is a campfire stage, a rotunda cooking shelter with lights, a sink, counter space, picnic tables, and barbecue. Seasonable availability from March–October. 

Driving time from San Francisco:
Camp Bothin is located west of San Rafael, near Fairfax, about 1 hour from San Francisco.

Sleeping Cabins:
There are three enclosed sleeping cabins (Sequoia, Penny Royal, and Redwood).

Treehouse Village Cabins:
Five state of the art open air designed cabins with single beds, electric outlets, lights and balcony area. The cabin windows are a flexible design with zipped windows.

Huckleberry Platform Tent Unit:
Four platform tents with six beds per tent.

Toyon Platform Tent Unit:
Five platform tents with five beds per tent.

North Commons Lodge:
Newly constructed in 2015, this 2000 square foot Lodge is adjacent to the Dining Hall.

Laural Meadows Campsite
Laurel Meadows campsite will open in 2018 for group camping. Please check back then. 

Home Of Friendship: A youth hostel-style cabin with one large multi-use room, kitchen, two sleeping rooms and indoor bathroom. Suited best to a sleep-over where most of the group will sleep on mats in the common room space. There are also two other smaller rooms for sleeping pads. 

Site Information

Dining Hall:
Fully functional commercial kitchen and dining hall that has a capacity of 200 (California food handler’s certification required).

Platform Tent Units:
Each unit (Meadowlark, Cardinal, Starling, Chickadee) has 7–9 canvas platform tents with 4–6 beds per tent. Flicker has 4 platform tents with capacity for 4 people and 1 tent with capacity for 8 people. Hummingbird has 5 tents with capacity for 4 people and 1 tent with capacity for 6 people. Units also include an outdoor cooking area including a campfire circle, picnic tables, and food storage. Units are equipped with toilets, a hand-washing sink, and potable water.

Yurt Village:
New in 2015, "Raven" has three yurts—two with 4 sets of bunk beds, and one with 2 sets. Village includes a covered open-air platform with a picnic table, an outdoor cooking area including a campfire circle, picnic tables, and food storage. Village is equipped with toilets, a hand-washing sink, and potable water. New yurt village "Pajarita" has two yurts with a capacity for 8 people and one yurt for 4 people.

Outposts:
Each outpost has a camping area, toilets, potable water and fire circle. Optimal use of these outposts is to pitch backpack tents. Outposts require a short hike from 1/2 mile to approximately one mile. The Outpost hosts eighteen people. Capacity numbers are:

INDOOR OPTIONS
Picnic tables provided outside of each building.

TENT CAMPING OPTIONS
All areas include bathhouse with flush toilets, and showers. Units also include picnic tables, campfire circles, food storage, and a water spigot. Camping/cooking gear and firewood are not provided.

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Local area attractions include Beech Fork Lake, Camden Park, Blenko Glass, Huntington Mall, Pullman Square, Heritage Farm and Village and the Huntington Museum of Art.

Camp Rocky Ledges boasts many options for overnight accommodations including 6 platform tents and 6 half cabins each with 4 cots. Each site has a shelter, fire pit, and water station. Huckleberry House is a screened in unit house with a stove, refrigerator, and fire place. Hilltop Unit sleeps 10 to 15 and has a full kitchen and bathroom.

One of the highlights of this property, the Lodge at Rocky Ledges, plays host to one of our most popular council programs, Camp Creepy. Heated for year round usage, the lodge also has two flush toilets, a shower, an inviting wood burning fireplace, and a sizable full kitchen. The Lodge offers a large activities area and is spacious enough for 30 to 40 overnight guests.

Camp Gisco, as it is affectionately called, includes a large dining hall with full kitchen. Adjacent to the dining hall is a fire circle, perfect for outdoor cooking or sharing S’mores with friends. You’ll also find an in ground pool and shower house with 4 showers and toilets.

This property offers two platform tent locations, each with eight tent units featuring four cots a piece. Camp Gisco also has eight half cabins with 4 cots in each cabin. Each camp site hosts a unit house, water station, and fire pit.

Camp Giscowheco’s lodge is heated for year round usage and offers a full kitchen, two showers, three toilets and a wood burning fireplace. Spacious enough for indoor activities, this lodge can sleep 25 to 30 overnight guests.

Local area attractions include Oglebay Park, The Good Zoo at Oglebay, Wheeling Park, Kruger Street Toy and Train Museum and Eckhart House.

Overnight guests at the Girl Zone can comfortably stay in our two climate controlled bunkrooms complete with six sets of bunkbeds and a relaxing private chaperone room each. Bathrooms are indoors and have five showers and five flushing toilets with a large changing area for each bunkroom.

The Girl Zone features an enclosed outdoor activity area equipped with a beautiful fire pit and gas grill perfect for outdoor cooking and quality time around the camp fire.

Local area attractions include the Clay Center, Cultural Center, State Capital, Memorial Ice Arena, Charleston Town Center, and the Charleston Civic Center

Black Hawk offers experiences she’ll remember for a lifetime!

Do-It-Yourself Troop Camp

Grab the troop and hit the road for Camp Black Hawk located near Antigo in Langlade County. Waunagon Lodge will be available for bunking. Or, go rustic and pitch your tents anywhere you want on the site – it’s troop choice! Troops will guide their own camp experience with no on-site camp staff support. Pack your food and sleeping gear for a fun trip north and be sure to make time to explore the trout stream, hike the trails and listen to the loons floating along the two lakes. Maybe you’ll even be lucky enough to see the Northern Lights one night!

Notes: An adult who has completed Troop Overnight Certification II must accompany each troop. Adults are responsible for their troop and should consult Safety Activity Checkpoints in the Volunteer Toolkit when making plans. Everyone attending must be a registered Girl Scout member, including adults.

Ehawee is Badgerland’s primary resident camp for our youngest Girl Scouts. In summertime, we have three-night and five-night programs for Daisy, Brownie and Junior Girl Scouts. The camp is gorgeous among thick pine trees near Mindoro in La Crosse County. Campers live in a bunkhouse, cabins, yurt or platform tents with girls from their program group. Each unit has its own campfire ring, a unit house and flush toilets.

Camp Ehawee has a popular archery range where girls learn to channel her inner Katniss! There are athletic fields including sand volleyball and paved basketball courts. Wait? Did you know about the pool? Oh yeah. Ehawee campers love to swim so there’s a gorgeous pool too! And plenty of natural waterways are nearby so the girls canoe and creek hop. There are nature trails for exploring and an amphitheater for the ritual campfires. Camp also features a performing arts center complete with a stage and the indoor nature center.

Camp Ehawee is where young girls begin their lifelong love of camping. Explore all of the summer camps we have planned.

   

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Camp Ehawee is available for Troop and Girl Scout usage.

   

3 Camping Units Available for Rental

Nakomis Lodge 

Two rooms sleep up to 38 campers in bunk beds. Facilities include showers and toilets. The lodge includes a kitchen, two-sided fireplace and two activity rooms. Outside there's a fire pit making cookouts a must-do activity! Nakomis is wheelchair accessible.

Bertha Shuman Lodge 
We call her Bertha and she sleeps 38 campers in a pair of dorm-style rooms. Good old Bertha features a large activity area, fireplace, kitchen and showers.

 

Hope Lodge Program & Dining Center 
Hope Lodge is the camp’s main dining hall and seats up to 350. It’s a great space for lots of people and available for rental by the day. Equipped with a state-of-the-art commercial kitchen, fireplace, bathrooms, sound system and wrap around screen porch.

Located in Dane County, Brandenburg is a popular destination for Badgerland Girl Scouts. It’s just about 30 minutes north of Madison on 178 acres that includes hiking trails meandering through the forest and beautiful Lake Katrine for canoeing and boating adventures. Since there are four camping units at Camp Brandenburg, you may run into other troops there too. What a great opportunity to make new friends and share a camp fire. Come for a troop day outing or plan an overnighter.

See all of the summer camps we have planned at Camp Brandenburg.

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Camp Brandenburg is available for Troop and Girl Scout usage.

Kinderspielen
An open-air shelter on the north shore of Lake Katrine. Picnic tables, electricity, latrines, fire ring, grill, flagpole and large grass activity area make Kinderspielen the perfect place for a day of fun. You can also pitch your tent here and make it an overnight adventure. The boathouse is filled with canoes and paddles. TOC 2 certification is required to reserve Kinderspielen.

Hawks Nest
Ideal for the very first overnight camp experience. Three rooms with bunk beds and a separated room with a futon. Equipped kitchen, two bathrooms, shower, fireplace and activity areas.

Hilltop
The Hilltop lodge is a fun space that girls love because the hallways literally climb the hillside to four bunkhouses. Each bunkhouse sleeps eight campers. Kitchen, two bathrooms and an outdoor fireplace.

Sumac
A traditional camp setting with two canvas tents on wooden platforms and two cabins. Four campers sleep on cots in each tent and six in each cabin. In the center of Sumac is an enclosed troop house with a kitchen, fireplace and nearby latrines. TOC 2 certification is required to reserve Sumac.

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At Camp Holloway, girls can take part in a variety of outdoor adventures. Girls can experience archery, obstacle courses, rappelling and climbing towers, swimming, team adventure, and tree climbing. It’s also home to one of the two summer resident camps.

Best Known For

There are many lodging options, seen at https://gsmidtn.org/camp-holloway/

Best Known For

There are many lodging options, seen here https://gsmidtn.org/camp-sycamore-hills/

Campers can stay in cabins, bunk houses or even pitch tents! STEM Summer Day Camp happens here.

 

Activities & Amenities at CDT

Campers can stay in the Log Cabin, pitch some tents, or pick from a number of different unit options such as platform tents, tipis, or treehouses!

 

Activities & Amenities at Indian Echo

 

Activities & Amenities at Wai Lani

 

Activities & Amenities at Camp Wildwood

Camp Nocatee’s facilities include a camp commons area that includes Founder’s Hall, an activity and dining center that is equipped with a commercial kitchen (only a certified Food Manager may use the commercial kitchen). There is also an Infirmary, Director’s Cabin, Cook’s Cabin, a Nature & Arts and Crafts Center and Trading Post in the camp commons area. There are 6 campsite units that troops and service units may reserve at Camp Nocatee. In camp sites 1- 5 there are five cabins per site each sleeping eight. Site 5 is ADA accessible. Site 6 (Tree Tops) has three cabins that are elevated on stilts each sleeping eight individuals.

Camp Welaka facilities include a combination of both platform tent and cabin sites, a lodge, and an activity and dining center equipped with a commercial kitchen (only a certified Food Manager may use the commercial kitchen). There are two platform tent sites with eight tents, each sleeping four. An additional platform tent site has four tents each sleeping four. Cabins are available at two sites, one with six cabins each sleeping four and another with eight cabins. Also, a Cook’s Cabin that sleeps 12 individuals is available. A Unit House is located at each site for eating and activities. An ADA accessible Bunk House may also be reserved. There is also a Director’s Cabin and an Infirmary.

Camp Texlake is home to a junior Olympic-sized pool, challenge course, pavilion, archery range, sports court, nature trails, and the Camp Texlake Equestrian Program.

Activities

Junior Olymic-sized pool

High Adventure: Archery range, challenge course (high ropes & zipline)

Waterfront: Canoes, kayaks, fishing gear

Sports field and covered sports court

Nature and hiking trails 

Horseback riding

Facilities

Science and nature center

Starcke Lodge: Enclosed activity area, accommodates 100 people

Feller Pavilion: Covered outdoor activity area with five picnic                   tables and restrooms

Teddy Boehm Swim Center: Junior Olympic-sized pool

Lodgings

Camp Texlake can accommodate 335 overnight guests in several housing facilities. Accommodations range to meet the needs of everyone from the most experienced camper to the first-time outdoorswoman.

Lodging Prices

NameDescriptionCapacityMember Rental Price*
Flora | Dormitory style lodges with A/C and Heat, bathrooms, showers, microwave, fridge. Each lodge also has separate fire rings, picnic tables and grills for each wing. Wheelchair accessible.   There is a large shared common room between the wings. A/C and Heat.
| 24 per wing2 wings per bldg. | $240/wing
Fauna | Dormitory style lodges with A/C and Heat, bathrooms, showers, microwave, fridge. Each lodge also has separate fire rings, picnic tables and grills for each wing. Wheelchair accessible.  There is a large shared common room between the wings.  A/C and Heat.
| 24 per wing2 wings per bldg. | $240/wing
Suncrest Cabins | Log cabins with interior bathrooms, showers, and picnic tables. A fire circle and grill are provided per cabin. One cabin has ramps and is wheelchair accessible (E).
There are 5 cabins available - A, B, C, D, E. A/C and Heat | 12 | $120/cabin
Starlight Treehouse Cabins | 2 Screened, non-climate controlled treehouses with two wings each and shared bathroom facilities. Each treehouse has access to a grill, picnic table and fire circle.  One building has ramps and is wheelchair accessible.Starlight 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B | 14 per wing2 wings per bldg | $120/wing
Tanda Tree House Cabins | 2 Screened, non-climate controlled treehouses with two wings each and shared bathroom facilities. Each treehouse has access to a grill, picnic table and fire circle.  One building has ramps and is wheelchair accessible. (Wing 3).Tanda 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B | 14 per wing2 wings per bldg. | $120/wing
Driftwood
| Driftwood Cove has 6 Platform tents with a shared fire ring, picnic table, and a bathhouse. No electricity except in bathhouse. | 36 | $50
Primitive Camping | Tent camping near a shared lighted pavillion with picnic tables, toilets and running water.No  showers.
| 50 | $5/person
Starcke Lodge | Starcke Lodge is an enclosed area with school cafeteria style tables. It is available to rent as an Activity Space ONLY,  and NOT FOR OVERNIGHT USE. The kitchen and equipment are non functioning and not to be used. Great area for crafts! NOT FOR OVERNIGHT USE. 
|   | $75
ALL CAMP | Does not include Kitchen or Dining Hall. Contact Activities Manager if interested in renting these facilities. |   | $2,600

*This cost is based on Girl Scout of Central Texas member pricing. Rental pricing for non-members may vary.

Activity Schedule & Passes

Campers can fully customize weekend activities based around your schedule. Each weekend offers a different set of activities available a la carte.

For every weekend, we are offering two levels of Activity Passes: Basic and Daisy. Prices vary.

We also offer a selection of Special Activities, scheduled 80-minute sessions including Horses, High Ropes, Challenge Course, and Kayaking or Canoeing. These activities vary by weekend.

Meal Plans

Campers may purchase a meal pass to enjoy prepared meals by our staff, served in the Dining Hall. Menu rotates weekly, and we do offer gluten free and vegetarian options. Choose between two plans: 

Reservations

To reserve Camp Texlake, please first read through the  Camp Reservation Guide to identify reservation options. When you are ready to request dates, please visit Weekend Camping Reservations. 

Activities

Archery range

Campfire circle

Waterfront: Canoes, kayaks, sailboats

Hiking trails

Swimming pool

Sling-shot range

Lodgings

Camp Kachina offers a variety of housing facilities. The four lodges have air conditioning and are also suitable for winter camping. Screened cabins and platform tent areas are also available. All units have an open-air bathhouse and a fire circle.

Lodging Prices

NameDescriptionCapacityMember Rental Price
Kiva Lodge | Kiva Lodge is an old style log cabin with a large front porch. It includes a kitchen,  one interior bathroom, and is a short walk to the new shower house/restroom facility.   A/C and Heat.
| 25
| $175
Wigwam Lodge | Wig-Wam Lodge includes a microwave, and refrigerator (no stove). The showers and restrooms are located inside the lodge. A/C Only.
| 28
| $150
Wiki-Up Lodge | Wiki-Up Lodge includes a small kitchen. It is located next to our large NEW shower house/restroom facility.   A/C Only.
| 25 | $150
Hopi Cabin Unit | Hopi Cabin Unit is made up of 9 screened structures and 1 platform tent, and includes a covered picnic/activity area. The unit shares is open-air bathhouse with Hopi Lodge.  There are (2) Half Units available.
| 20 per Half unit
| $75/Half Unit
Zuni Cabin Unit | Zuni Cabin Unit is made up of 10 screened structures and includes a covered picnic/activity area. The unit has its own open air-air bathhouse. There are (2) Half Units available.
| 20 per Half Unit
| $75/Half Unit
Yuma Tent Unit | Yuma Tent Unit is made up of 5 platfrom tents and includes a covered shelter area and open-air bathhouse.
| 20 | $75
Tewa Primitive Camping Unit | Tewa is a primitive camping area with 5 tent pads (capacity 4 people each) and umlimited other spaces to put up a tent or hang a hammock.  This unit has an open-air bathhouse.
| 25+ | $50
Hopi Lodge | Hopi Lodge has a full kitchen and activity area. Hopi Lodge is available for rent as an activity space ONLY and NOT FOR OVERNIGHT. No paint is allowed in Hopi Lodge for activities. It shares its bathrooms with the Hopi Cabin Unit. A/C Only. 
|   | $100
ALL CAMP | Does not include Kitchen or Dining Hall. Contact Activities Manager if interested in renting these facilities. |   | $1000

Activity Schedule & Passes

Campers can fully customize weekend activities based around your schedule. Each weekend offers a different set of activities available a la carte.

For every weekend, we are offering two levels of Activity Passes: Basic and Daisy. Prices vary.

We also offer a selection of Special Activities, scheduled 80-minute sessions including Horses, High Ropes, Challenge Course, and Kayaking or Canoeing. These activities vary by weekend.

Meal Plans

Campers may purchase a meal pass to enjoy prepared meals by our staff, served in the Dining Hall. Menu rotates weekly, and we do offer gluten free and vegetarian options. Choose between two plans: 

Reservations

To reserve Camp Kachina, please first read through the  Camp Reservation Guide to identify reservation options. When you are ready to request dates, please visit Weekend Camping Reservations. 

While Howdy Day Camp is the main draw, Camp Howdy hosts many events throughout the year, such as Fall Campout, Cast Iron Cook-off, and FoxFire, as well as many troop camping events. For upcoming events, see the Girl Scouts of Central Texas calendar. 

The property offers an amphitheater, covered shelter with electricity, and a campfire circle.

Facilities

Senior Hut: Sleeps eleven (11) with one (1) restroom. Includes a covered pavilion with two (2) toilets. 

Central Lodge: Includes, kitchen with refrigerator, stove, microwave, sink, and three toilets. Great for meetings or program activities.

Bath House: Incudes ten (10) showers.

Tent Units: Includes 17 sites for tent pitching

Facilities include a dining hall, swimming pool, stone and wooden cabins, and hot showers. All cabins are air-conditioned.

Camp Kiwanis, which has a site manager/camp ranger in residence, is available for girl and adult activities from September through May. Resident camping is offered during the summer.

Facilities include units with flush toilets as well as cabins, platform tents, bunkhouses, hammocks, or two-person tent units with nearby latrines. The camp has a central shower house with flush toilets and hot showers.

Stevens Ranch, which has a site manager/camp ranger in residence, is available for girl and adult activities from September through May. Resident camping is offered during the summer.

Facilities include cabins, a primitive unit, heated and cooled unit houses, and modern bathhouses with showers and hot water.

Camp Rio Blanco is available for girl and adult activities year-round. A part-time site manager/camp ranger lives off site.

Girls spend time at a variety of activities and have a rest period after lunch during the warmer part of the day to write letters, read or play board games. Afternoons are filled with more activities, a snack, dinner, late-night swimming, stargazing and singing by the campfire. 

Kapers (aka camp chores) are a part of each day’s activities and help girls develop a sense of responsibility and appreciation for keeping the Texas summer retreat camp neat and clean. Meals are provided three times a day and served in a central dining hall, except when girls plan a cookout in their unit.

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 ⋙ Quick Pass Tag ⋘

Complete all information on CampDoc.com for your camper(s) (every form must have a green checkmark) and receive a quick check-in tag from Customer Care. This quick check-in tag will allow you to skip many of the first day check-in requirements.

Once you receive a 100% completion, stop by the GSSWT Customer Care center. They will check to ensure all information is complete and issue you 2 check-in tags that will be utilized when checking in/out your Girl Scout from camp (both Camp La Jita and Camp Metro).

Contact customercare@girlscouts-swtx.org or call 210-349-2404 if you have any questions on CampDoc.com or other camp requirements.

 

The camp facility is comfortably rustic, including six living units for camper groups, an open-air dining hall and kitchen, shower houses, art and nature centers, health center, a meadow for games and activities, hiking trails, and natural canoeing and swimming areas. Camp Menzies is accredited by the American Camp Association and meets high national standards for the camp’s program, administration, safety and facilities operation.

Future plans include the growth of capacity for guests and staff and dedicated program areas such as a challenge course, horse barn and riding area, native garden, music garden, visual and performing arts center, STEM/Makers space, apple orchard, ranch house, leadership training center, museum, nature center and canoeing and kayaking lake.  Find out how you can get involved in making these visions a reality by visiting our Camp Skyland Ranch website.

The newly renovated lodge features a great room with a large stone gas fireplace and fully equipped kitchen. Girls will delight in the new bunk room that houses 9 sets of bunk beds – perfect for a small service unit or large troop. The shared bathroom is down the hall and features two shower stalls, two restroom stalls and double sinks.  

Off the great room is the “leader” sleeping quarters which has one set of bunk beds and a private bath with shower. Through the double doors in the great room, a bricked patio and fire pit invites guests out back to enjoy s’mores and nighttime stars.

The Cookie Pavilion is located at the opposite end of the camp and is designated for day use for groups camping with their own tents. The pavilion contains a fireplace, picnic tables and two bathrooms with toilets and showers.  

The camp is open year round. 

This camp is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream, featuring a 20 acres lake with water inflatables, a swimming pool with slides and diving board, a challenge course, rock climbing tower, zip line, archery field, riffle range, crafts hut and playground.  During the summer guests can enjoy the large water inflatable in the lake. 

Camp Tik-A-Witha can accommodate 173 people, offering guests the option of several lodges, cabins, platform tents and tent camping. 

The main camp area features the in-ground swimming pool, the Infirmary, Trading Post, playground and the Becky Cook Hall. Becky Cook Hall features a commercial kitchen, large stone fireplace, and is climate controlled. This space is perfect for large service units and council events.    

Six camp units each include a unit house and shower house, and either cabins, or platform tents. The units are located a short distance from the main camp area.

Also available to guests are four lodges.

Carpenter Hall - features a great room, office and two bedrooms, one with three beds and a private bath and the other with two beds and a private bath. The lodge has a fully equipped kitchen and a fireplace, and has air conditioning.

Recently renovated Chippewa Lodge - features a sleeping hall with 7 sets of bunk beds and a community bathroom.  The lodge has a fully equipped kitchen and is climate controlled.

Elizabeth Gwin Troop House - two story lodge features a full bath house below with a sleeping hall with 7 sets of bunk beds.  The lodge has a fully equipped kitchen and is climate controlled.

The Infirmary - can also serve as a lodge when not in use during summer resident camp. It features 6 beds in the main living area and a community bathroom.  The private leaders’ suite will sleep two and includes a private bathroom. The lodge is heated.

Tik-A-Witha also houses an equestrian riding ring and barn for horseback riding and council equestrian programs.

Camp Tik-A-Witha is also the home to the Elizabeth Gwin Special Sessions, a summer camp dedicated to making the camping experience available to every child regardless of their mental and physical abilities.

The camp is open year round except during the summer, when it is used for resident summer camp.

Arapaho: 20 people, platform tents

Bynum: 24 people, cabins

Cherokee: 25 people, wheel chair accessible cabins

Choctaw: 24 people, platform tents

Natchez: 20 people, platform tents

Taposa: 20 people, platform tents

The council’s largest camp boasts of a 70 acre lake, obstacle course, archery field, and the Gullies mud dunes. Guests can enjoy horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking, kickball in the large game field, hiking, and crafts in the activity hut. During the summer guests can enjoy the large water inflatable in the lake. 

Kamp Kiwani can accommodate 237 people, offering guests the option of screened-in cabins, open-air cabins, a lodge or tent camping. 

The main camp area includes the Health Hut, Boat House, the Trading Post and the Thunder Bird Dining Hall. The Thunderbird is a screened-in facility that can accommodate up to 300 people and features a large stone fireplace, and includes a fully equipped commercial kitchen.

Seven camp units offer screened-in cabins or platform tents, a unit house and shower house. The units are located a short distance from the main camp area.

Also available to guests is Ginny Lodge, featuring a sleeping hall with 7 sets of bunk beds and a community bathroom.  The private leaders’ suite will sleep two and includes a sitting area and private bathroom. The lodge has a fully equipped kitchen, with a wood burning stove, and is heated in the winter. Ginny Lodge is open year round.

Kamp Kiwani is also home to Sorrel Ridge and the NEW! Equestrian Center which hosts a two week equestrian program each summer, along with several council equestrian programs throughout the year. Kiwani also features Sandy Springs Ranch with a  ranch house with a fully equipped kitchen, a shower house and five open-air cabins.

The camp is open April 1- Nov 1 except for Ginny Lodge which is available all year long, except during the summer, when it is used for resident summer camp.   

Water’s Edge: 32 people, cabins

Maple Creek: 36 people, cabins

Sweet Gum Hill: 36 people, cabins

Rocky Top: 36 people, cabins

Whispering Oaks: 36 people, cabins

Hazelwood: 36, platform tents

Sandy Spring Ranch: 25 people, open-air cabins

Hammock | $2 | 1-person hammock with hooks (only used in designated area)

Propane Grill & Fuel | $10 | Propane grill and one fuel can 

Labyrinth Walk | $0 | The Labyrinth is a special place for reflective practice. Spend some time with a mindful purposed walk within the labyrinth onsite.

Hike | $0 | Use the camp Trail Map and immerse yourself in nature while exploring different hiking routes at camp. Allow your senses to see, smell, and feel the beauty of being in the outdoors.

Gaga Ball | $0 | Let's play Gaga Ball! This is a variation of dodgeball that is played in a gaga "pit". This game combines dodging, running, and jumping, with the objective of being the last person standing. Find the complete activity rules at the gaga pit at camp.

Giant Jenga | $0 | Build a tower and remove the blocks one by one without letting it fall! Be careful because you have to be very precise to win this game. Enjoy Jenga at our camp in this giant version!

Tether Ball | $0 | Tetherball is a game for two opposing players. The equipment consists of a stationary metal pole, from which is hung a volleyball from a rope or tether. The two players stand on opposite sides of the pole. Each player tries to hit the ball one way; one clockwise, and one counterclockwise. The game ends when one player manages to wind the ball all the way around the pole so that it is stopped by the rope.

Nine Square | $0 | It’s like the game of 4-Square, but with 9 Squares above your head! Simple rules: You get one hit to send the ball out the top of your square, into any other player’s square.

Horseshoes | $0 | Horseshoes is a lawn game played between two people using four horseshoes and two throwing targets set in a lawn or sandbox area. The game is played by the players alternating turns tossing horseshoes at stakes in the ground,

Volleyball Net | $0 | Play volleyball with your group. A net is available at the field, a ball will be provided.

Hammock | $2 | 1-person hammock with ropes (use in designated area)
Propane Camp Stove & Fuel | $10 | 2-burner propane stove and one fuel can

Labyrinth Walk | $0 | The Labyrinth is a special place for reflective practice. Spend some time with a mindful purposed walk within the labyrinth onsite.

Hike | $0 | Immerse yourself in nature while exploring different hiking routes at camp. Allow your senses to see, smell, and feel the beauty of being in the outdoors.

Activity Field | $0 | Shadow has an extensive activity field. Feel free to take a spin, a sit, or a walk through. Hang out for a while.

Giant Jenga | $0 | Build a tower and remove the blocks one by one without letting it fall! Be careful, because you must be very precise to win this game. Enjoy Jenga at our camp in this giant version!

🤬/Bean Bag Toss | $0 | 🤬 (also known regionally as bags, sack toss, or bean bag) is a lawn game in which players take turns throwing filled bags at a raised platform (board) with a hole in the far end. Enjoy this game on your own or compete against others, and you decide what the winning prize is!

Camp Elliott Barker has heated cabins, a modern dining hall, miles of trails, and a primitive outpost. Housing Units include platform tents and cabins with cots or bunk beds with mattresses. Each unit has campfire circles and wash areas with sinks and latrines.

Camp Elliott Barker celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013.  A brand new shower and bathroom facility was installed in the Aspen Glen cabin unit in 2017. Meals are served family style in Hoffman Hall. Girls will visit the Wishing Chair, explore the newly revitalized Blackbird Pond, do arts & crafts, visit our on-site observatory, and hike through Aspen Grove. Troops and families can also experience the adventure by attending one of our weekend camps with their girls or by renting the camp to have their own camp adventure.  

Camp Marydale is home to a 25+ herd of horses that are housed in a large barn and enjoy open pastures, two riding arenas, and two riding trails that wind throughout the property.  Girl Scouts are taught horsemanship skills by our Wranglers, who are older girls who volunteer at Marydale on the weekend. Six residential units provide hot and cold showers.

Camp Marydale is available for use by Girl Scout troops/groups from September – May each year. Resident camp sessions typically run during the months of June and July.

McFadden Cabin was built in the 1920s by philanthropist William McFadden. who gifted the one-room building to the Girl Scouts on February 14, 1931 as a "Valentine gift." It has been closed to Girl Scout groups in recent years due to structural issues and an aging septic system. The cabin now has new plumbing fixtures, interior walls, front doors, and a new paint job!

Tucked under large live oak trees with hanging Spanish moss on the City Park lagoon, the girls are transported in time when the shutters and doors are pushed open. The Cabin includes tables, benches, toilet facilities, and a non-working fireplace.  The council hopes to reopen it for use in spring 2019.

Notes: This camp closes December 1-March 1 for the winter season.

Size: 68 acres with a 12-acre lake

Capacity: 173 (overnight campers)

 Juliette's Cottage 
          Cost: $40 - $55 per night
          Capacity: 10

Perches Tree House Unit (3) 
          Cost: $20 - $25 per night
          Capacity: 3 per unit, 9 total

Salt Meadows Tent Unit 
           Cost: $40 - $55 per night
           Capacity: 40

Tidewater Cabin Unit 
           Cost: $45 - $60 per night
           Capacity: 28

White Caps Cabin Unit 
           Cost: $45 - $60 per night
           Capacity: 28

 Adventure 3 
           Cost: $40 - $55 per night
           Capacity: 30

Explorer 1-4 
           Cost: $55 - $75 per night
           Capacity: 38

Explorer Counselor Cabins 
           Cost: $40 - $55 per night
           Capacity: 6

Ranger Cabins 
           Cost: $45 - $60 per night
           Capacity: 34

Sleeping Quarters A & B 
           Cost: $215 - $275 per night
           Capacity: 23

Troop House 
           Cost: $30 - $40
           Capacity: 10

Primitive Tent
           Cost: $20 - $35 per night
           Capacity: Unlimited

 Cypress Hill Unit 3 
           Cost: $45 - $60 per night
           Capacity: 52

Dogwood Knoll Unit 1 
           Cost: $35 - $45 per night
           Capacity: 28

Earnie Graham Cabin 
           Cost: $50 - $70 per night
           Capacity: 8

Holly Row Unit 2 
           Cost: $45 - $60 per night
           Capacity: 48

Lodge 
           Cost: $30 - $40 per night
           Capacity: Unlimited

Suitcase Cottage 
           Cost: $45 - $55 per night
           Capacity: 6

Housing: 8 climate controlled cabins (total of 140 beds), 2 troop houses with sleepover style sleeping arrangements and full kitchens, Primitive camping locations, and Pitch tent availability on platforms & surrounding field with bath house and covered pavilion.

Canoeing

Challenge Course

Hiking Trails

English Horsemanship (First-timer up to Jumping)

Outcome/Badge Based Programming

Archery

Arts & Crafts

Music and Drama Experiences

Camp Magic

Girl Choice

Swimming

Environmental and Outdoor Education

Leadership Academy (Girl weekend volunteer program, Wrangler in Training, & Counselor in Training)

Misty Mountain is the premier camp for older Girl Scouts in the Greater Atlanta area with a robust equestrian center specializing in Western riding, as well as a 100-acre lake for canoeing, kayaking, and sailing.

We hold a variety of events every year run by our high-quality staff. We also host many Service Unit events. We can house up to 150 people in our air-conditioned cabins, another 100 in platform tents, and with primitive camping our capacity can reach upwards of 600 people. Please see the Campsite 411 link below for details about our facility.

Best Known For:

Western Horsemanship

Archery

Mountain Leadership Academy – Counselor and Wrangler in Training

Hiking Trails

Canoeing

Kayaking

Challenge Course

Sailing

Swimming

Fishing

Arts, Crafts and Music

Outdoor Skill Development

Camp Brighton Woods has an archery range, large field for games, amphitheater, and nearby Brighton Dam offers kayaking.

Camp Coles Trip has beach access, allowing this camp to offer water sports like kayaking and canoeing and there is an archery range for troops to use. Please note: the cots and mattresses are only located on the Aquia side, not the Arrowhead side of camp.

Camp Crowell  has a low and high ropes course and a large field that can be used for games or archery.

Camp May Flather features high adventure activities along with traditional camping. It has an archery range, challenge course, climbing tower and canoeing or kayaking at nearby Elkhorn or Todd Lakes.

Camp Potomac Woods has a sports field, hiking trails and an archery range. Girls can also fish from the dock that goes out over the Potomac River, and learn about nature while enjoying the River Walk.

Camp White Rock has a sports field with a basketball court and a sand volleyball pit. The Cacapon River allows for canoeing and kayaking and the camp also features an archery range and a new high adventure challenge course. Troop reservations for the new High Adventure Course will open June 1, 2017 for fall.  

Camp Winona in Hughesville, Maryland, offers girls so many exciting ways to experience nature. The camp covers 178 beautiful acres featuring lodges, glen shelter units and open fields.

Camp Winona has an archery field and Trefoil pond for canoeing and kayaking. There are many trails for girls to explore the geological history of the camp.

Camp Alice Pittenger is available for group or individual use and features eight insulated and heated cabins with access to a heated shower house and bathrooms, and a bunkhouse for eight that features a kitchen and multi-stall bathroom and showers. Reservations are currently being taken for dates throughout the winter, including New Year’s weekend and Winter Carnival in McCall.

Webster Unit Eight screened tent-cabins divided into 4 upper tents and 4 lower tents.  Shelter with picnic table, fire ring, and greenie.

Pioneer Unit or Kiwanis Unit Six screened tent-cabins with picnic table area, fire ring, and greenie.

Lodge/Dining Hall seats 125 and features a modern commercial kitchen, indoor fireplace and a fire circle located near the beautiful 2 tier deck overlooking Dewart Lake.
 

Waterfront boathouse contains canoes, kayaks, sailboats and gear (paddles, sails, pfd’s, etc.) and rescue equipment.
 

Keewaydin Yurt tent-cabin that sleeps four.

Kiwanis Point Open grassy area on lake edge with picnic shelter.

Waterfront Fire Ring with sand volleyball court available.

Primitive Pitch your own tent.

Boardwalk/Observation Deck along wetlands with wood deck overlooking wetland area. Great for evening programs and activities.

Wakada Fire ring with benches for 100 persons

 
Gathering Center is great for large groups of people and includes large commercial kitchen, fireplace, and audio/visual equipment.

Cedar Creek Cabin is air-conditioned and features kitchenette, microwave, showers, and bunk beds for up to 24 people.  Also features a fireplace and a deck overlooking the ravine. A great way to escape in camping comfort.

Friendship House has 30 bunk beds, a large kitchen, tables and chairs, a fireplace, a covered deck, and an outside fire ring. There is a separate leader bedroom for two, and two bunk rooms. Friendship House also has a basement that serves as a multipurpose room with a concrete floor.

Whispering Pines, Sycamore Hollow, & Whipporwill Units are screened-in platform tent cabins with four cots and mattreses in each.

Because Camp Soni Springs is in the state of Michigan, please notice the Camp Soni Springs policies and procedures as you may need an approved director accompanying your group. If you'd like to become an approved Camp Soni Springs director, please watch the training schedule for the next training.

Daisy & Beechwood wood floored screened cabins

Sweet Retreat cabin

Lake Mary

Multi-Purpose Center with full service kitchen

The Oaks gathering area

Skippers Island with tree house

Stage area and much more!

Camp Butternut Springs now features the Albert C. Hanna High Adventure Course, with multiple levels of obstacles to give girls the opportunity to make their own challenge by course. 

Accommodations: Modern lodges, rustic lodges, cabins, and platform tents are available.

Getting there: Camp Butternut Springs is easily accessible from I-80/90 and I-94.

Accommodations: Campers can enjoy staying in lodges, platform tents, tabins or yurts. 

Getting there: Camp Greene Wood is conveniently located near I-355 and Route 53. 

Accommodations: Modern lodges, rustic lodges, platform tents, and yurts are available. 

Getting there: Camp Juniper Knoll is conveniently accessible from I-43 and Routes 12 and 20. 

Accommodations: Campers will enjoy staying in rustic lodges, cabins, or platform tents.

Getting there: Camp Palos is conveniently accessible from I-55 and I-294. 

Accommodations: Campers will enjoy staying in rustic lodges, platform tents, tabins, or pitching their own tent. 

Getting there: Camp Pokanoka is conveniently accessible from Routes 23 and 71. 

Accommodations: Campers will enjoy staying in rustic lodges, cabins, screened platform tents, or pitching their own tent. 

Getting there: Camp River Trails is conveniently accessible from Routes 52 and 71.

Created by Gold Award Girl Scout candidate Savanna S., explore thisguide and learn more about the cabins, activity options, and more at Starwoods.

For our Seniors and Ambassadors who dream of one day working at camp as a counselor, look into our Counselor in Training continuum.

With overnight camps, day camps, family camps, outdoor adventure menu options, and tons of space for family reunions, or the wedding of your dreams, we think Camp Linden is pretty awesome—and we think you will too.

Plan Your Linden Visit
Camp Linden has so much to offer on your next visit!  A wide selection of accommodations, from four season lodges to tent camping, will keep you comfortable, and our activities and food options will ensure everyone has a great time.

Location
5285 Hogan Rd, Linden, MI 48451

How to Reserve
Our reservation system is intended for members of Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan.  

If you are planning a large Girl Scout Event, Private Event, or Wedding Event, please contact us directly to take advantage of the best services, discounts and pricing available.  We do have entire camp reservations available!  Make troop reservations at: https://www.gshom.org/en/camp/campsandproperties/camp-linden.html

Plan Your Merrie Woode Visit
Camp Merrie Woode has so much to offer on your next visit!  A wide selection of accommodations, from four season lodges to tent camping, will keep you comfortable, and our activities and food options will ensure everyone has a great time.

Location
12584 Burchette Rd, Plainwell, MI 49080

How to Reserve
Our reservation system is intended for members of Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan.  

If you are planning a large Girl Scout Event, Private Event, or Wedding Event, please contact us directly to take advantage of the best services, discounts and pricing available.  We do have entire camp reservations available!  Make troop reservations at: https://www.gshom.org/en/camp/campsandproperties/camp-merrie-woode.html

Plan Your O' the Hills Visit
Camp O'the Hills has so much to offer on your next visit!  A wide selection of accommodations, from four season lodges to tent camping, will keep you comfortable, and our activities and food options will ensure everyone has a great time.

Location
2100 Pink St, Brooklyn, MI 49230

How to Reserve
Our reservation system is intended for members of Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan.  

If you are planning a large Girl Scout Event, Private Event, or Wedding Event, please contact us directly to take advantage of the best services, discounts and pricing available.  We do have entire camp reservations available!  Make a troop reservation at: https://www.gshom.org/en/camp/campsandproperties/Camp%20O'the%20Hills.html

The first Girl Scout camp at Camp Sacajawea was held in 1936. Tents were used for sleeping quarters and one large tent served as a dining room.

Many additions and improvements to the facilities have been made since that first camp and the modern Camp Sacajawea has facilities clustered in the central part of the acreage. A newer lodge forms the central hub of the camp, including the dining hall, office, and infirmary. Girl housing is in various forms — traditional platform tent units, cabins, a bunk house, and several yurts (unique circular wood lattice-framed dwellings).

Rock Creek runs along one edge of the site and is a beautiful mountain stream with lots of rocks which the water splashes over reflecting the open sky. A grassy meadow unfolds on the property, acting as a natural playground and the hillside is covered with shady pines. The site is located near the Beartooth Pass, which leads into the Yellowstone and the Grand Teton National Parks.

Camp Glen Spey is home to campsites with tent units on raised platforms, cabins with bunks, three lodges, and a central meeting and dining room (Ferdon Hall). Four covered pavilions are available for cooking and dining use. The sports field is spacious and is the site of sport activities, archery, basketball, and volleyball. At the lakefront, you can enjoy swimming and boating.

Six luxurious cabins and activity shelters, plus a large troop house and spacious pavilion, allow the fun to continue no matter the weather! Plus, all the cabins have kitchens and bathrooms for overnight experiences.

Lake Rickabear's camping facilities include all-season lodges, yurts, platform tents, and pitch-your-own-tent campsites. A spacious pavilion, campfire amphitheater, and lakeside picnic grove provide lots of opportunity for outdoor fun. And, an archery range, challenge course, mini golf course, duckpin bowling alley, and volleyball court are also available. 

Troop Camp House: Capacity 50 people (mattresses). Building with indoor fireplace, heaters, and central air, running water, limited hot water, electric stoves, refrigerator, and outdoor cooking area. There is a single bathroom with a shower on the first floor. There is a four-stall bathroom with multiple sinks on the second floor. 1st floor is a large open area with a separate kitchen and bathroom. The second floor is a balcony along exterior walls and allows enough room for mattresses set up as a sleeping area. The side entry has a handicap accessible ramp and the first floor is handicap accessible.
Pricing:  GS $265  |  Outside Groups $575 

Lakeside: Capacity 30 people (mattresses). Building with indoor fireplace, heat, running water, 3 stall bathroom with showers, limited hot water, electric stove, refrigerator, and outdoor cooking area. The building is one-story; entry has handicap accessible ramp.
Pricing:  GS $160  |  Outside Groups $350

Sequoia: Capacity 12 people (mattresses). Building with indoor fireplace, heater, running water, limited hot water, electric stove, refrigerator, and outdoor cooking area. This building has 2 separate indoor living areas. One side is a large, open room (activities and sleeping); the other side has the kitchen and bathroom.
Pricing:  GS $75  |  Outside Groups $165 

Units 5 or 6: Capacity 28 people. Acorn cabins with cots and mattresses. Latrines, running water, limited hot water, showers, fire pit, eating area, and a centrally located bathhouse. Refrigerators located in pavilions.  Acorn Cabins are available from April to October.
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Groups $200 

Units 8 & 9: Capacity 28 people. Platform tents with some cots and mattresses. Latrines, running water, showers, limited hot water, fire pit, eating area, and a centrally located bathhouse. Refrigerator located in the pavilion. Tent units are available from April to October.
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Groups $200 

Marion Villalobos Campsite (formally known as Unit 2): Capacity 28 people. This newly dedicated site is fully handicap accessible. Parking at the site, building, and acorn huts are ramped, cement walkways between all buildings. The site includes acorn cabins with cots and mattresses. Multi-use building includes 2 bathrooms and a large common area. There is a total of 3 flush toilets, a refrigerator, a kitchen sink, and hot water. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $105  |  Outside Groups $230 

Vandy Hall:  Capacity 200 people.  Used for meetings, meals, and activities. Features a commercial kitchen, cathedral ceilings with fans, two bathroom areas, and a screened porch.  No sleeping is allowed in this building.
Pricing:  GS $215  |  Outside Groups $470 

Infirmary:  Capacity 12 people (brand new mattresses on bunk beds). Building with an indoor fireplace, heater, running water, limited hot water, and kitchen with new electric stove, new refrigerator, microwave, and coffee pot. This cabin also has an outdoor cooking area and firepit. This space has been freshly painted in 2018 with tongue and groove pine siding. This cabin has an indoor bathroom and shower.
Pricing:  GS $85  |  Outside Groups $165

Seneca:  Capacity 17 people (mattresses). Building with an indoor fireplace, heater, running water, limited hot water, new electric stove, new refrigerator, and fire circle. This building has 2 toilet stalls and outdoor showers. This space was painted in the Spring of 2018 has tongue and groove pine siding. 
Pricing:  GS $105  |  Outside Groups $240

Unit 3 (converted to an Acorn site in 2016) has a sleeping capacity of (24): (6) Cabins/Acorns with a solid door and screen ventilation, and (4) built-in wooden beds with mattresses for a unit capacity of (24). (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Group $200

Unit 7 has a sleeping capacity of (24): (6) Cabins/Acorns with a solid door and screen ventilation, and (4) built-in wooden beds with mattresses for a unit capacity of (24). (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Group $200

Unit 4 has a sleeping capacity of (27):  (5) Cabins with screen “windows” and doors.  (4) Cabins have 3 bunk beds with mattresses sleeping (6) per cabin totaling (24). Another cabin has (3) metal cots with mattresses sleeping (3) making a unit capacity of (27). (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Group $200

Stokes Lodge has a sleeping capacity of 28: (2) bedrooms, each with its own bathroom (toilet and sink), (1) shower (for adults), (4) bunks in one bedroom sleeps (8) (and has an entrance/exit door), the other bedroom has (3) bunks and (2) metal beds sleeping (8). The remainder of guests can sleep on mattresses on the common room’s floor or the enclosed porch overlooking the lake. Gas stove. Roofed double BBQ grille.  Woodstove. Single story building with stairs up to entrances.
Pricing:  GS $105  |  Outside Group $230

Conte A & B each have a sleeping capacity of 28 (mattresses): (1) bedroom with (2) metal beds for adults; the remainder of guests can sleep on mattresses on the common room’s floor. Conte is a single-story building with (2) sides.  It is connected in the middle with (2) locking doors for privacy or doors can be opened (by the Ranger) to create a single large lodge (sleeping capacity 56). Each side has an entrance ramp and steps; bathroom (3 toilets and 4 sinks); kitchen (electric range/stove); fire ring area; thermostat.  No shower or woodstove/fireplace. Conte B has a grille and stadium seating.
Pricing:  GS $105  |  Outside Group $230

Troop House has a sleeping capacity of 32 (mattresses): (2) small bedrooms upstairs, each with (2) metal beds; the remainder of guests sleep on mattresses on the common room’s floor. Troop House is a (2) story building (no children permitted upstairs) with an entrance ramp and stairs. Shower for adults only upstairs.  The downstairs bathroom has (3) toilets and (4) sinks. Woodstove included.
Pricing:  GS $160  |  Outside Group $350

Troop House: Capacity 14; Single story building with electricity and heat, fireplace, fridge, stove, microwave, eating area.  Large single room w/bunk beds. A few stairs at entry points. Water and Port-O-John outside; fire ring, picnic tables.
Pricing:  GS $80  |  Outside Groups $175

Ash Grove: 6 tents with a capacity of 24 (no cots or mattresses); 2 fire rings; handicapped accessible fire ring & 3 handicapped accessible platform tents. Refrigerator available in Shelter. Near Wash House for flush toilets (April – October). 
Pricing:  GS $80  |  Outside Groups $175

Tamarack: 6 tents with a capacity of 24 (no cots or mattresses); 2 fire rings. Refrigerator available in Shelter. Near Wash House for flush toilets (April – October).
Pricing:  GS $80  |  Outside Groups $175

Sky Top Yurt: Capacity 20 (no mattresses); large round tent with electricity; fire ring; picnic tables.  Refrigerator available in Shelter.  Near Wash House for flush toilets (April – October).
Pricing:  GS $100  |  Outside Groups $220

Lenape Yurt: Capacity 20 (no mattresses); large round tent with electricity; fire ring; with large deck and picnic tables, near Wash House for flush toilets (April – October).
Pricing:  GS $100  |  Outside Groups $220

Deer Run: Capacity 24; 6 Acorn Cabins with wooden bunks and mattresses; near Wash House for flush toilets (April – October), fire ring, picnic tables.
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Groups $200

Stu Site: Suggested Capacity 12; Pitch your own tent – fire ring and picnic tables. Near Wash House for flush toilets (April – October).
Pricing:  GS $50  | Outside Groups $110

Kishux Site ‘training site’: Suggested Capacity 24; Pitch your own tent – multiple fire rings and picnic tables. Use of Quonset Hut is included. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $70  |  Outside Groups $155

Dogwood: 5 tents; capacity of 20 (no cots or mattresses); picnic tables; near latrine and Port-O-Johns, 2 fire rings.  (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $60  |  Outside Groups $135

White Oak - Whispering Pines: 4 tents; capacity of 20 (no cots or mattresses); pavilion with picnic tables; 2 fire rings; near latrine and Port-O-Johns. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $55  |  Outside Groups $120

Tall Timbers: Suggested Capacity 24. Pitch your own tent: fire ring and picnic tables; Latrine. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $50  |  Outside Groups $110

Paddock: Suggested Capacity 24. Pitch your own tent: fire ring and picnic tables; Port-o-John. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $50  |  Outside Groups $110

Tent Units Cherokee, Sioux, Mohican: Each unit has 7 platform tents, each with 4 cots, capacity 28.  Each unit has a pavilion with picnic tables, fireplace, electric, cold water tap, cabinets, campfire & cooking equipment & refrigerator. Comanche & Mohican pavilions are screened. Units have a campfire ring with cooking grate, seats & tools, firewood is supplied. Sioux, Comanche & Mohican use Mac's Wash House bathrooms, Cherokee uses the trailer. Rental includes use of Common Use Areas, see below. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Groups $200

Acorn Units - Comanche & Sioux Sites: (7) Cabins/Acorns with a solid door and screen ventilation, and (4) built-in wooden beds with mattresses for a unit capacity of (24). (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Groups $200

Tent Unit Chippewa: Unit has 6 tents, each with 4 cots, one with a ramp for access, capacity 24. Pavilion and unit have same equipment as listed above. Unit shares trailer bathroom with Cherokee. Rental includes use of Common Use Areas. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Groups $200

Tent Unit Center Camp: }Unit has 3 tents and 2 acorns (small cabins), each with 4 cots, capacity 20. Unit has tarp over picnic tables, shares campfire with Iroquois lodge, has charcoal grill, cooking equipment & campfire tools, firewood, water tap. Unit shares trailer bathroom or Dining Hall bathroom--check with Ranger. Rental includes Common Use Areas. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $60  |  Outside Groups $135

Mohawk Lodge: Day Capacity 40, sleeps 20 on foam mattresses, 3 folding beds. Lodge has oil heat, no AC. Multi-purpose room is carpeted, has sofa, folding tables, chairs, fireplace, vacuum. Kitchen has refrigerator, electric range & oven, sink, hot water, microwave, coffee brewer, cooking equipment, broom & sponge mop, 20-gallon trash & recycle cans. Bathroom has 3 toilets, a shower stall, 4 sinks. Campfire ring with grate, seats & picnic tables outside,  tools & firewood supplied. Rental includes shared use of Common Areas.
Pricing:  GS $105  |  Outside Groups $230

Lenape Lodge: Day capacity 30, sleeps 20 on foam mattresses, 3 folding beds. Lodge has oil heat, no AC.  Multi-purpose room has folding tables, chairs, fireplace, patio furniture set. Kitchen has hot water, refrigerator, electric range with oven, microwave, cooking equipment, sink, 20-gallon trash & recycle cans. Bathroom is at Dining Hall, about 200 feet on paved path, has 3 toilets, 4 sinks, heat & hot water. Lodge has ramped entrance but narrow doors, campfire with seats, grated ring, tools, firewood. Shared use of Common Areas. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $105  |  Outside Groups $230

Iroquois Lodge: Day capacity 18, sleeps 10 on foam mattresses, 2 folding beds. Multi-purpose room has a propane space heater, no AC, tile floor, fireplace, folding tables & chairs. Kitchen has a refrigerator, electric range with an oven, microwave, sink, cabinets, cooking equipment, mop & broom. Bathroom has hot water, 1 toilet, sink, bathtub with shower. Campfire outside with firewood. Rental includes shared use of Common Areas. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $75  |  Outside Groups $165

Apache Troop Cabin or Pitch Your Own Tent Site: (1) large troop cabin with 6 bunk beds & 2 single cots. (1) outside space for 4 tents. The troop cabin is an open air cabin with ventilation screen on all four sides & two screen doors. Kitchen has a refrigerator, fireplace, cooking equipment, broom, outside fire pit, & firewood. (April-October)
Pricing:  GS $90  |  Outside Groups $180