easy
overnight to multiple days
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal strenuous activity required.
Escape to Camp Martha Johnston in Lizella, Georgia, where cozy cabins and outdoor amenities create the perfect setup for a memorable nature retreat. Discover why this Adventure Unit is ideal for family and group getaways.
Experience a refreshing outdoor escape at Camp Martha Johnston, operated by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, located in Lizella, Georgia. The Adventure Unit offers cozy cabin accommodations for up to 46 guests, combining rustic charm with modern comforts such as air conditioning and hot showers. Gather around the communal pavilion or the fire ring to share stories and meals after a day spent exploring the woodland surroundings. This camp setting provides an ideal backdrop for friends, families, and groups seeking a peaceful retreat away from city life. Whether you're enjoying nature walks, campfire nights, or simply relaxing in comfortable cabins, this experience invites you to connect with the outdoors in a safe and welcoming environment. Located just a short drive from Macon, the camp balances convenience with the tranquility of rural Georgia. Whether planning a weekend getaway, a group outing, or a special occasion, the Adventure Unit promises a memorable blend of adventure and comfort.
Popular during weekends and holidays, booking well in advance ensures your preferred dates for this private adventure stay.
Georgia’s woodland areas can have mosquitoes, especially in warmer months, so bring insect repellent to stay comfortable.
While cabins have electricity, areas around the fire ring and pavilion are best navigated with additional lighting at night.
Observe local animals from a distance and avoid feeding them to help maintain the natural ecosystem of the camp.
Camp Martha Johnston has served as a Girl Scouts camp for decades, fostering outdoor education and leadership for youth in Georgia.
The camp emphasizes sustainable practices such as recycling programs and responsible land stewardship to protect the natural environment.
Supports your feet while exploring surrounding trails and camp areas.
Keeps bugs at bay especially during warmer months around the campground.
spring specific
Ensures visibility during nighttime activities around cabins and fire pits.
Provides flexibility to stay comfortable with changing temperatures throughout the day.
fall specific