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Rent Our Camps

Our camps and properties are the perfect places to explore nature with those close to you. Come visit for a day, a weekend, or even longer. Enjoy your time outdoors, hike one of our nature trails, and sing around a campfire.
 

Property Reservations

Girl Scouts of Western Washington has six beautiful and unique camp properties and two Girl Scout Houses available for use.
  • Indoor units at Camp St Albans, Camp Lyle McLeod, Camp River Ranch, and our two Girl Scout Houses,  Port Townsend Troop House and Oak Harbor Troop House, are available to rent year-round. 
  • Camp Robbinswold is open April through October.
  • Outdoor units at Camp St. Albans, Camp Lyle McLeod, Camp Robbinswold, and Camp River Ranch are available to rent April through October. 

  • Units at Camp Towhee and Camp Evergreen are available to rent April through September. 
  • Add an activity lead to your next property reservation to enjoy classic camp activities like archery, canoeing, and more!


Our properties close seasonally and for maintenance; availability is subject to change. 

Add an Activity Lead t to Your Property Reservation 

Enhance your camp experience by adding an activity lead to your next property reservation! Our experienced program specialists are available to assist with classic camp activities for reservations at Camp River Ranch, year-round, and can lead you and your group in the following activities: 

  • Archery
  • Slingshots 
  • Kayaking 
  • Canoeing
  • High challenge
  • Low challenge/teambuilding 
  • And more!

When booking your reservation, please be sure to include your activity bookings at the same time. After submitting your reservation, email customercare@girlscoutsww.org to schedule an activity lead.

(Note: Activity spaces can still be booked and used by trained/certified volunteers. However, groups now have this additional option.)  

Come play for the day or even an afternoon— no overnight stay is required, and activity leads can be added to weekday or weekend visits to camp! Activity leads are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so don’t delay—add an activity lead to your reservation today! 

   

Summer Camp Rentals
Summer Camp Rentals

The summer rental system goes live on February 17. The fee is $75 per person per night, with two and three-night options. We are not offering a per-unit fee this summer. We based this program on feedback we received from other Girl Scout councils that have used a similar structure with great success. 

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The $75 covers the overnight stay and a selection of activity opportunities highlighting the unique opportunities at Camp River Ranch, Camp St. Albans, and Camp Robbinswold. If individuals or groups would like to rent a unit during the week or on weekends, please use our rental site or email customercare@girlscoutsww.org for support registering. 

This will be offered at Camp River Ranch, Camp St. Albans, and Camp Robbinswold. All activities can be signed up for upon arrival at camp. Certified individuals will be provided for all activities. 

Rentals will be available through three different rental times, Wednesday through Friday, Wednesday through Sunday, or Friday through Sunday.  

 Camp Robbinswold (July 24— August 9 2026) 

  • Swimming   

  • Touch tanks   

  • Beach walk (Night walk)  

  • Sea Kayaks  

  • Sailing   

  • Canoes  

  Camp St. Albans  (July 1— July 19, 2026);

  • Swimming 

  • Archery

  • Slingshots

  • Viking Boats

  • Nature (Badge work)

  • Canoes 

  • Tie Dye

  • Night Hike

Camp River Ranch (July 1—August 30 2026)

  • Archery

  • Swimming 

  • Slingshots

  • Kayaking 

  • Canoes 

  • Tie Dye

Additional Property Reservation Information

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Please review our member safety guidelines for group size limitations applicable at the time of your visit to camp. These guidelines are in place for all members and nonmembers who use the camp.

Camp Program Area Use

Some campsites have a boat dock, swim dock, or archery course available to reserve. Please note that you will have to provide certified instructors to use these program areas, per our safety activity checkpoints. If you have questions about using program areas or need more information, please email us at  customercare@girlscoutsww.org

Troops and Volunteer Groups Property Use

Girl Scouts of Western Washington troops and volunteer groups are allowed to use camp property at no charge for troop and volunteer meetings under three hours in length. If your meeting is three hours or more, you will be asked to reserve the property and pay a day use or overnight fee depending on event parameters. Exceptions are made for troops or groups performing a work party or camp service project.

  • Peak Season Use: (Friday–Sunday in April–October) Groups may schedule meetings no more than two weeks out from their desired date.

  • Non-Peak Season Use: (Monday–Sunday in November–March, Monday–Thursday in April–October, Easter Weekend) Groups may schedule recurring meetings between Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week.  However, we may need to cancel or move your meeting to a different location on site when camp is reserved for revenue-generating or council programming purposes.

  • Seasonal Property Closure: Many of our camp units close for the winter to prevent water line freezing and other issues during the cold weather season. These camp units will not be available for troop meetings unless prior arrangements are made with the property reservation specialist.

  • Resident Overnight Camp Sessions: Group meetings are not allowed to occur at a camp property during Resident Camp Sessions.

Request Property Use

Troops and volunteer groups should use the Troop and Volunteer Groups Weekday Meeting Request Form to put in their requests. Any questions can be directed to the property reservation specialist at  customercare@girlscoutsww.org

To request a meeting space, please email customercare@girlscoutsww.org

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Campsite Reservation FAQ

Campsite Reservation Fees

  • Membership Rental Fees
  • Non-Member Event Fees: Please contact the property reservation team at  customercare@girlscoutsww.org for pricing.

Campsite Reservation Policies

  • Campsite Reservation Policies

Campsite Information

  • Camp Evergreen
  • Camp Lyle McLeod
  • Camp River Ranch
  • Camp Robbinswold
  • Camp St. Albans
  • Camp Towhee
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  • How to Create an Account
  • How to Make a Reservation
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Our Properties

Camp Evergreen
Illustration of a fish set against a yellow and green circle. Black text reads, "Evergreen Girl Scout Camp." White text reads, 'Est. 1947."
Camp River Ranch
An illustration of a covered wagon is set against a green- and lime-colored shape. White text reads, "River Ranch Girl Scout Camp." Black text reads, 'Est. 1951."
Camp St. Albans
An illustration of a red dragon boat is set against a khaki- and orange-colored circle. White text inside a brown shape reads, "St. Albans Girl Scout Camp. Est. 1935."
Oak Harbor Girl Scout House
An exterior view of the Oak Harbor Girl Scout house. It is a cream-colored building with a dark door and a green and white sign that reads, "Girl Scouts of Western Washington."
Camp Lyle McLeod
An illustration of a green frog is set against a red square shape. White text reads, "Lyle McLeod Girl Scout Camp." Black text reads, "Est. 1948."
Camp Robbinswold
An illustration of a canoe and two paddles is set against a blue shape. White text reads, "Robbinswold Girl Scout Camp." Black text reads, "Est. 1928."
Camp Towhee
An illustration of a black and brown bird on a branch is set against a blue shape. White text reads, "Towhee Girl Scout Camp. Est. 2005."
Port Townsend Girl Scout House
An exterior view of the Port Townsend Girl Scout house. It is yellow with green trim and a red door. There is a cement walkway surrounded by grass and shrubs.

         

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