Our Camps
Outdoor adventures
await at GSHCC!
Welcome to your one-stop shop for all things outdoors. GSHCC is dedicated to supporting year-round outdoor experiences; day, weekend, and sleepaway programs are made available for girls, troops and families. Camp experiences are consistently cited as girls’ favorite memories from their Girl Scout years. We look forward to hosting you at an upcoming experience, so you can see why.
Not a Girl Scout? No problem! Create an account, and try events before you join, or become a Girl
Scouts member and immediately get access to all Girl Scout programs
at a discounted rate.
Updated 6/29/2022
Safety is a cornerstone of Girl Scouting, and we will continue to put the health and safety of our campers and staff first throughout the summer camp season. We are regularly monitoring COVID- 19 updates and recommendations from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), the American Camp Association (ACA), and state and local authorities. We will continue to adjust our guidelines and processes with the goal of providing a safe and fun outdoor experience. All of our 2022 summer camp programs will be following the guidelines and processes below.
All information presented in this resource is subject to change. Guidelines and requirements may be changed and/or added at a later time pending changes in recommendations from the CDC, GSUSA, ACA, and state and local authorities.
Our Camps
Weekend Camping
Camping isn’t just a summer activity. Outdoor experiences provide challenges and enhance leadership skills while exploring nature that inspire girls’ curiosity, discovery, and problem-solving skills. We offer a variety of weekend events throughout the year for girls, troops, groups, and families.
Family Camping
Family camps are opportunities for Girl Scouts and their families to
have an outdoor camp experience together!
Interested in camping as a family? Or just you and your Girl Scout?
Girl Scout Ranger Program
The National Park Service and Girl Scouts of the United States of America have partnered to create the Girl Scout Ranger Program. Girl Scouts are invited to participate in a variety of existing, organized educational or service projects at national park sites, or design their own experience or project to align with Journey work badge activities, or a Take Action or Highest Award project. Girl Scouts are awarded certificates and/or patches for their participation.
Check out our Get Outside map—an interactive resource made just for girls. Click the icons on the map below to check out local, fun things Girl Scouts can do outside.
Don’t see a location you love to visit and would like to share with your Girl Scout sisters? Fill out the Site Submission form and we’ll add it!