Located on the Hood Canal, Camp Robbinswold has 570 acres, including a mile of saltwater beachfront, six miles of trails and a freshwater lake.
Campers can participate in swimming, nature program, arts and crafts, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, campfires, cookouts, hiking and sleeping under the stars. Plus, campers in grades 4 and above go on an overnight on our upper property or on an overnight sight along the Hood Canal.
Campers stay in open-air cabins or teepees with up to five other
girls
Each week at camp has a different theme, which is reflected in the programming, camp-wide activities and themed meals for all the Classic, Specialty, Horse and Leadership programs that week! Love rodeos? Are you a rock star? Come to camp during the week that fits you best.
Where Will I Sleep?
Campers stay in open-air cabins or teepees with up to five
other girls. Nearby there's a covered area for cookouts, running water
and pit toilets, so you'll find everything you want is close by. The
open air cabin shown in the photo slideshow above is a great example
of how close you'll feel to nature, while knowing you're protected
from the elements. In case you're wondering but afraid to ask, the
answer is: Yes! All the bunk beds will include a mattress for cozy
nights.
What'll I Eat?
All meals are served family style. Girls sit with other camper
groups so they can make friends and hear about other girls’
experiences at camp. Our skilled kitchen staff prepares healthy meals
with multiple options to choose from. Our cooks are experienced at
accommodating special dietary needs!
Since Robbinswold is right on the saltwater beachfront at Hood Canal,
there are things to do here that you can't get anywhere else! Below is
a sampling of some of the activities that'll make your summer at
Robbinswold a blast:
Don't forget, campers in grades 4 and above will get to go on an
overnight trip, either on our upper property or on Hood Canal.
From the moment they arrive at camp, girls begin working together as a team.
Camp groups start off getting to know each other, talking about what they want to do while they're at camp, choosing what kinds of food they want to cook, working together on common unit Kapers (chores) and making agreements on ground rules for the group.
Your group might also choose to go further than the general camp program and work on specific camp beads, which you can earn and are given at the closing camp fire ceremony.
During your stay, you'll work alongside both other campers and the
camp staff on group dynamics and help build a better community
together.
Open House Saturday, June 23, 11 am - 2 pm
Come see what camp has to offer! Visit camper housing units,
meet staff, and take a tour. Families who haven’t yet registered are
invited to come take a tour and join in the fun. This is a great time
to get answers to questions you and your camper have about camp.
Everyone is welcome!
Camp Robbinswold
North 39580 Highway 101, Lilliwaup, WA 98555
"My daughter had an amazing experience at Robbinswold. She
loved the counselors, the activities, the place ... she has not
taken off her bead necklace since camp! She especially loved some of
the camp traditions, including Dock to Rock. She was so proud of
that. I think the fact that water is such a huge part of
Robbinswold, the girls really love that. I can only say that her
Robbinswold experience was 'magical,' she did not stop talking from
the moment I picked her up until we arrived at the ferry. She loved
all the counselors. Well done Girl Scouts!"
- Camp Parent
Know what camp session you want to sign up for already? Create a CampInTouch account to select and register for your session!
Already have a CampInTouch account? Log into your CampInTouch account to manage forms, update your information, and more.
