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Property Information and Rental

GSOFCT has 12 camp properties across the state of Connecticut! Properties are available for use by our members and non-members. Each site has different facilities and outdoor opportunities to explore. Accommodations at each camp range from modern buildings with heat and running water to primitive sites with tents and latrines. Most camps are open year-round. Using these properties will build great experiences, lasting memories, and skills for your girls!

For an overview of each camp, see chapter 8 of Volunteer Essentials or the binders linked below.

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Reservations
GSOFCT troops/groups and families may reserve a site here.

Check this calendar to see when if particular site is available on the date you want. Choose a property from the drop-down menu on the top left. Please note you can reserve a site directly from this view just by simply clicking make a reservation at the top of the page.

Check out our FAQ to help to answer questions you have about our online site reservation process or watch this how-to video on our YouTube channel.

PLEASE NOTE: American Express is not accepted as a form of payment. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or debit.

Non-GSOFCT groups can fill out a site reservation application.

Please contact the Property Department for more information.

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Our Properties

An-Se-Ox, Oxford Katoya, Milford Pattagansett, East Lyme
Aspetuck, Weston Laurel, Lebanon Rocky Craig, Stamford
Candlewood, New Fairfield Merrie-Bee Cabin, New Canaan Yankee Trails, Tolland, CT
Carlson, Bristol Merrie-Wood, Manchester Iwakta*, Norfolk

*Iwakta is not available for reservations at this time.

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Northeast Girl Scout Properties - Want to explore camps at other councils in the Northeast? Find out how!

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Long Range Property Plan
The Long Range Property Plan Committee made its preliminary recommendations based on 24 months of research, input, surveys, and exhaustive study on each and every one of our properties and Service Centers. The final recommendations were accepted at the board meeting on May 5, 2014, and shared at our Annual Meeting on May 28, 2014. Read more about it here.