
At Skyland Ranch, Azalea Trails, and Wi-Wo-Ca, your Girl Scout will experience the ultimate outdoor adventure while building confidence, leadership, and lifelong skills. Our San Gorgonio camps offer hands-on learning in fire safety, outdoor cooking, and constellation identification under stunning night skies—perfect for young explorers!
Want more excitement? She can saddle up for horseback riding, take aim with archery, conquer the ropes course, and hit the trails for scenic hikes. With week-long themed programs, campers unplug, connect with nature, and make memories that last a lifetime.
Nestled in the scenic San Jacinto Mountains at 5,100’ elevation, Skyland Ranch spans over 190 acres of diverse landscapes, transitioning from chaparral to pine forest. This stunning property has been a beloved Girl Scout camp since 1951, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and endless opportunities for adventure.
At Skyland Ranch, your girl scout can explore various activities, including archery, horseback riding, ropes courses, and more. With its breathtaking surroundings and programs designed for fun and growth, Skyland Ranch is the perfect place for your girl to create lifelong memories.
We invite you to learn more about the 2025 summer camp season and discover why Skyland Ranch is a cherished destination for Girl Scouts.
Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned camper, our Classic Camp sessions help you explore, create, and grow. From hiking through nature to crafting your next masterpiece, you’ll dive into all the classic camp activities that make summer unforgettable.
And the best part? You’ll do it all while building confidence, making lifelong friends, and discovering more about who you are.
We’ve got sessions for every grade, so find the one that’s perfect for you and get ready to make memories that’ll last a lifetime.
(July 7th-11th)
Learn the basics and some advanced tricks to take great shots with your camera. Adventure throughout camp taking landscape and portrait photos and put your new-found tricks to the test to take home a picture worth a thousand words, all while earning your Photography badge. Girls are encouraged to bring their own (non-cell phone) cameras, as loaner cameras are limited.
(July 14th-18th)
Don your elf ears and form an adventuring party to go on an epic adventure with friends as you learn the joys of collaborative storytelling and exploring fantasy worlds. Campers are encouraged to bring their own dice for tabletop roleplaying games, and costumes and accessories to really get into character.
(July 14th-18th)
Spend the week learning to survive in the wilderness, and how to help in an emergency. Leave the week with a Wilderness First Aid certification from the American Red Cross. Wilderness First Aid training requires the completion of online coursework BEFORE arriving at camp.
(July 14th-31th)
This is for experienced riders. Calling all future Riding Staff! Join us for 3 fun-filled weeks of learning about leadership, advancing your horseback riding skills, and helping younger equestrian on their own journeys. WIT can replace CIT 1 or 2 in campers’ leadership journeys. Horseback riding experience required. Interested campers must complete an application to be accepted into this program.
(June 16th-20th)
This week at camp is NOT for the faint of heart! Spend your days learning how to use ghost hunting equipment, exploring ghost towns, and meeting professional investigators. Prepare your best ghost stories to share around your campfire, and spend a night in a haunted location.
(July 14th-18th)
Explore what the future could hold for you out in the ocean. Spend a night at an aquarium while getting to know the ins and outs of the job, take an intro to SCUBA course, and learn what you can do to protect our planet. Campers must be comfortable in the water and confident swimmers.
(July 21st-31th)
Spend Monday planning your epic road trip to Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, and Grand Canyon Nation Parks, then hit the road for 8 nights of camping and exploring the unique natural wonders of America’s Southwest. Aside from pre-determined campsites, the schedule is wide-open! Come to camp prepared with ideas for what to see and do to get the most out of your experience.
(June 30th-July 11th)
Campers must be picked up on July 2nd and return July 7th. Begin your leadership journey and earn your Counselor-in-Training (CITs) I award. CITs will spend the first week building transferable skills during workshops and activities. The second week, they’ll get opportunities to lead activities with younger campers and practice their skills. Application required. Successful completion of LIT recommended. CIT 1 must be completed before applying for CIT 2.
(June 16th-27th)
Continue your leadership journey and earn your CIT II award. CITs will spend the first week building their skills, then adventure to Azalea Trails for the weekend. The second week will be spent shadowing units or program areas at overnight camp. Girls who complete their CIT II training at Skyland will have the opportunity to volunteer at Azalea Trails troop camp throughout the rest of the summer. Application required. Applicants must have completed CIT 1.
(July 14th-31st)
Calling all future Riding Staff! Join us for 3 fun-filled weeks of learning about leadership, advancing your horseback riding skills, and helping younger equestrian on their own journeys. WIT can replace CIT 1 or 2 in campers’ leadership journeys. Horseback riding experience required. Interested campers must complete an application to be accepted into this program.
(Multiple Dates)
Training Dates are June 12th-14th for Skyland Ranch and June 20th-21st for Azeala Trails. Having completed the Leadership Program, it's almost time to join staff! Celebrate your last summer as a camper by helping others experience the magic of camp. 2025 Interns will be trained to help with Overnight Camp at Skyland Ranch, and Troop Camp at Azalea Trails, and then have the opportunity to volunteer at both camps throughout the summer! In addition to the training days, Interns are also required to commit to at least 2 weeks throughout the summer. Completion of CIT 1 and 2 required. This program requires applicants to complete and interview before acceptance.
(June 30th-July 2nd)
Spend time at camp with your mom, aunt, grandma, sister, or favorite female adult (21+)! Girls and adults alike will get to participate in fun activities, like archery, arts and crafts, horseback riding, hiking, s'mores, and more! Spend the night in a cabin with other attendees or bring your own tent. This is not a troop event, but troops are welcome to attend. All girls must attend with an adult partner who is responsible for her supervision at all times. Please let us know of any needed accommodations before arriving.
(July 2nd-4th)
Spend time at camp with your dad, uncle, grandpa, brother, or favorite male adult (21+)! Girls and adults alike will get to participate in fun activities, like archery, arts and crafts, horseback riding, hiking, s'mores, and more! Girls will spend the night in a cabin with other campers while adults will have a cabin for themselves, or you can bring your own tent to share with your camper/adult. All girls must attend with an adult partner who is responsible for her supervision at all times. Please let us know of any needed accommodations before arriving.
(July 28th-31stt)
Campers must be picked up on July 2nd and return July 7th. Begin your leadership journey and earn your Counselor-in-Training (CITs) I award. CITs will spend the first week building transferable skills during workshops and activities. The second week, they’ll get opportunities to lead activities with younger campers and practice their skills. Application required. Successful completion of LIT recommended. CIT 1 must be completed before applying for CIT 2.