Girl Scouts and their dads, uncles, grandfathers, or the special men in their lives will enjoy primitive camping “festival-style” in your own tent or camper, or reserve a platform tent, Bunkhouse Cabin bed or screened-in cabin for your family group. Reserve a cabin for your troop by calling 770-702-9140 starting on June 26 at 9 am and leave a message.
Fire rings, shelters, water spigots, picnic tables, pit latrines, and showers are also available. Bring your own traditional camping equipment (portable grill/smoker, propane stove) or go old school and build a campfire to make your meals. Our traditional all you can eat Breakfast Buffet will be available on Sunday morning for an additional $15 per person (pre-registration required).
Activities for the weekend include general arts and crafts, screen printing, tie dye, nature hiking, fishing, leather crafting, target sports, and canoeing at no additional cost. The rock wall bill be available for an additional fee paid at camp. You can also sign up to participate in a Horseback Riding Trail Ride (grades 6th - 12th and adults), Arena Ride (grades 4th - 12th), Adult-Led Pony Ride (grades K-5th), or Groom-A-Pony (grades K - 12th) for an additional charge.
*Mountain Jubilee weekends are limited to Girl Scouts and the male father figures in their life. Please see our Family Jubilee dates (Oct. 4-6) to bring your whole family.
Accommodations:
Troop Cabin $65 per person plus a cabin fee of $380 for the troop - Entire cabin units are available for troops to reserve starting on June 26 at 9 a.m. by calling 770-702-9140. The cabins have a complete kitchen (dishes, utensils, pots/pans, etc.) a family room, and a shower/bathroom with multiple stalls.
Bunkhouse Cabin $90 per person - A cabin is dedicated to individual dad and daughter pairs. Dads will use the bunkroom on one side and the daughters will be on the opposite side. A family room and kitchen separate the bunkrooms. There are two bathrooms with the smaller being dedicated to dads. Max 24 people.
Platform Tents $80 per person - Platform tents in Pasture Ridge and Sweet Gum Hollow units are large walled canvas tents with wooden floors and four cots with mattresses. There are 10 platform tents with 4 beds in each tent within our two tent units. Platform tents can only be shared by people who request to share in the buddy section when registering.
Screened-In Cabin $83 per person - Magnolia View has a total of 6 cabins. Magnolia View A has on cabin that sleeps 10, Magnolia View B has 5 cabins with 4 bunk beds in each that sleep 8 people. Magnolia View A has electricity, they do not have heat or air conditioning. This option has more shelter than a platform tent but less than a cabin. You will have access to a shared shower/bathroom with multiple stalls. Hill Top has three screened-in cabins with 8 beds in each one. Each screened-in cabin can only be shared by people who request to share in the buddy section when registering.
Bring your Own Tent $65 per person - Three open fields are dedicated to guests who want to bring their own tent or camper. Choose where you want to stay when you arrive at camp:
- Pear Tree Pasture: A smaller pasture near canoe beach and the archery range. This is a very popular location and just a short bike or walk away from activities.
- Open Pasture: The largest of the three fields where most of our campers pitch tents.
- Lower Pasture: Reserved for our larger RVs and anyone with a generator. This space is next to Farmhouse and the farthest from the camp activities area.
PLEASE NOTE: We are not a campground and do not have power, water, or sewer hookups for RV’s. Small campers, such as pop-ups and pick-up trucks, are allowed in the lower pasture. If you have a large recreation vehicle or any vehicle with a generator, you will be restricted to Lower Pasture. There are specific time frames for generator use. You may not pitch a tent in a cabin or platform tent unit.
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