Explore Arkansas! Stay at a Girl Scout Camp!  

Every girl should have a chance to camp!

Discover nature, and experience the adventure, learning, fun and friendship of the outdoors! Camping is a vital part of the Girl Scout experience, often providing girls with their first opportunity to ride a horse, swim, paddle a canoe or complete a challenge. Each of the properties offers something for everyone. 

Camping gives girls an experience away from home and teaches self-reliance and self-confidence. Camp is a great place for a girl to unlock her potential and discover the world and the great outdoor adventures that awaits her! This unique environment helps her develop positive self-esteem and enhance social skills while having fun. The camping experience is truly a building block in the development of girls into successful and resourceful young women. In this outdoor setting, girls gain an appreciation of the environment, learn to live and work together, and learn in a friendly, fun and safe setting. 

While our properties are first and foremost maintained for the benefit of the girls in our Council, our facilities are also available to the general public at a reasonable cost. Our properties can be rented to Girl Scout Troops, groups, schools, companies or individuals for events including seminars, picnics, reunions, conferences, school programs, field trips, retreats, and more.  The income generated from such rentals helps us maintain our properties and invest in capital improvements. 

Camp facilities are available for rental seven days a week, pending availability.  

Whatever site you choose you will find something special waiting to be discovered.  Each has its own charm and attractions and each offers different experiences not to be found anywhere else.  Most important, remember that these facilities exist for you and your girls to enjoy.

ROLE OF THE RANGER: The site ranger is employed by the Council to protect campers and others using the site and to take care of the property. The ranger is there to help troops and others enjoy the site and have a good experience, and are charged with the responsibility of enforcing regulations governing the site and have the authority to ask those in violation to leave the premises. Troops using the site need to know and follow the regulations and to check with the site ranger if there are questions. Upon arrival, each troop will be provided with a walkie-talkie that enables them to contact the ranger at any time. Troops using the site are expected to respect and protect the property – which belongs to all of the girls of Girl Scouts-Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Please treat it with the love and respect it deserves and help keep our camps maintained for future generations of girls!