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Overnight Camps

The crackling sound of the first fire you built by hand. The feeling of the waves against your kayak. How will your summer be unforgettable?

At Girl Scout camp, you are the main character in your own adventure. From archery to boating, marine biology to backpacking, come challenge your limits in the great outdoors. You will be amazed at the confidence you bring home!

We offer three types of overnight camp experiences: 

  • Staff-led overnight camps at Camp Robbinswold and Camp St. Albans
  • Overnight community camps hosted by local Girl Scout volunteers at Camp Lyle McLeod
  • Affinity and Family Camps—designed for campers of all ages and skill levels! 

At Girl Scouts of Western Washington overnight camps, we strive to create an inclusive and supportive environment for our campers and our employees, regardless of birth gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, cultural heritage, ability, economic status, or family dynamics. We strive to hire staff who reflect the diversity of our camper community, and we provide inclusivity training to all camp staff prior to the start of camp. 

Staff-Led Overnight Camps

Our 2026 Summer Camp Guide is LIVE! Click on the image of the camp guide for your Girl Scout grade level below to start planning your summer of adventure before camp registration opens on November 4.

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Girl Scouts of Western Washington Overnight Camps

Camp Robbinswold

Located on the Hood Canal, Camp Robbinswold spans 570 acres, including a mile of saltwater beachfront, six miles of trails, and a freshwater lake.

Campers can participate in swimming, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, nature programs, arts and crafts, campfires, cookouts, hiking, and sleeping under the stars. Plus, campers in fourth grade and above go on an overnight on our upper property or sites along the Hood Canal.

Campers stay in open-air cabins with up to five other campers.

Camp St. Albans

Camp St. Albans covers over 300 wooded acres with more than five miles of trails, all surrounding beautiful Lake Devereaux.

In addition to archery, boating, campfires, and arts and crafts, campers at St. Albans can work as a team to paddle unique, multi-seat Viking boats; explore the interactive music wall and arboretum of native plants; and delight in the whimsical gnome villages around camp.

Accommodations include open-air cabins, platform tents, hammock camping, and limited indoor lodging.

Camp Lyle McLeod

Come play outdoors in 160 acres of pine, hemlock, and fir forest around beautiful Lake Bennettsen in Tahuya.

Campers can enjoy swimming and canoeing on Lake Bennettsen and archery with a certified facilitator, as well as hiking, nature exploration, campfires and cookouts, badgework, arts and crafts, and group games.

Accommodations include a lodge, heated cabins, yurts, and open-air cabins under the stars.

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To view our 2026 camp dates and rates, please click here.
 

True Cost Versus Subsidized Cost

The subsidized cost of attending camp is different from applying for financial assistance. The subsidized cost is available to all campers, regardless of their ability to pay, and helps make camp more accessible for everyone.

The true cost of attending one week of overnight camp is $2,100. However, in our commitment to keeping camp accessible, Girl Scouts of Western Washington offers Girl Scouts the option to register for overnight camp at a reduced price by subsidizing 55% of the full cost to run our staff-led overnight camp programs. As a result, Girl Scout members can pay a significantly discounted rate to register.

If you are willing and able to cover the full cost of overnight camp, you have the option to pay the true cost of $2,100 when you register, helping us continue to provide high-quality programs for all campers. 

We can't wait to see you at camp!

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Financial assistance camp grants are available to help with the cost of camp. Please visit our Financial Assistance page to learn more and apply.

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How to Register for Camp User Guides

Check out our how to guides below to learn how to register for overnight camp for new and returning users. 
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Please Note: Bus transportation to and from Camp Robbinswold is required for all campers. Bus transportation to and from Camp St. Albans is optional. Stay tuned for summer 2026 pick up locations and times.

Overnight Community Camps

Join us at one of our overnight community camps, hosted by local Girl Scout volunteers, for an overnight camp experience at Camp Lyle McLeod.

Community Camps

  • Madrona Community Camp | Camp Lyle McLeod | June 27–July 3
  • Cedar and Sound Community Camp | Camp Lyle McLeod | July 5–11
  • Trail and Sail Community Camp | Camp Lyle McLeod | July 12–18
  • Kayak Community Camp | Camp Lyle McLeod | July 19–25
  • Wildside Community Camp | Camp Lyle McLeod | July 26–August 1
  • Mountain Valley Community Camp | Camp Lyle McLeod | August 2–8
  • Camp Juliette | Panhandle Lake 4-H Camp | August 5–9

Affinity and Family Camps

Experience the magic of camp in welcoming spaces at our specialty affinity and family camps designed for campers of all ages and skill levels! 

Umoja Family Camp

Umoja Camp is designed for Black/African-American families of all ages to come experience the magic of camp in a safe and inclusive environment. Join us for a day of fun at Camp River Ranch on August 8, 2026, with an optional overnight available. Learn More »

PRIDE Family Camp

This weekend campout welcomes Girl Scouts and their families who identify as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community to experience the joys of camp together. This year, PRIDE Family Camp will run from June 19–21, 2026 at Camp Lyle McLeod. Learn More »

Family Camp at Camp Robbinswold

Join us at Camp Robbinswold from September 5–7, 2026 for family camp!  Learn More »

About Overnight Camps

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Learn more about overnight accommodations for the following:
  • Camp River Ranch
  • Camp Robbinswold
  • Camp St. Albans
  • Camp Lyle McLeod
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Here are some of our awesome summer camp activities! Visit our camp property pages to explore what’s available at the camp of your choice.
  • Archery
  • Swimming and Boating
  • Hiking and Climbing
  • Art
  • Science
  • Leadership
  • Outdoor Skills
  • High and Low Ropes Course
  • And so much more!
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2026 Open Houses

Camp Lyle McLeod: April 18, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Camp St. Albans: April 18, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Camp Robbinswold – April 19, 2:00 PM-4:00 PM

Camp River Ranch – April 12, 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Camp Evergreen – May 9, 2:00 pm to 4:00 PM

Come visit camp in person for self-led walking tours at Camp Evergreen, Camp Robbinswold, Camp St. Albans, and Camp River Ranch! Pop in for five minutes or stay the full time to check out the property, meet the camp director, and ask any questions you have about overnight summer camp. Everyone is welcome, whether you've already registered for summer camp or are just curious about what camp has to offer. Bring the whole family, your walking shoes, and water bottle!

Seasonal Camp Jobs

Every summer, we hire seasonal staff positions to support camps at Camp River Ranch, Camp St. Albans, and Camp Robbinswold.

Find current job openings, view full job descriptions, and apply for your position of interest through Paylocity by clicking the Apply Today button below.


 

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