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Experience the thrill of archery at Camp Robert Lewis in Fortson, Georgia, with expert instruction and a stunning natural backdrop. Perfect for all skill levels and flexible session times.
3–12 hours
easy
From $37.10
Family Friendly
Experience the thrill of archery at Camp Robert Lewis in Fortson, Georgia, with expert instruction and a stunning natural backdrop. Perfect for all skill levels and flexible session times.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–12 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; moderate walking and standing involved
Wildlife
History
Camp Robert Lewis has long served as a cornerstone for youth outdoor education in Georgia, fostering skills and confidence through nature activities.
Conservation
The camp emphasizes sustainable practices, including protecting native flora and minimizing impact on local wildlife habitats.
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Robert Lewis
Experience the thrill of archery at Camp Robert Lewis in Fortson, Georgia, with expert instruction and a stunning natural backdrop. Perfect for all skill levels and flexible session times.
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Robert Lewis is an outdoor camp located in Fortson, Georgia, operated by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia. The camp provides a range of camping options and supervised activities designed for troops, families, and groups seeking nature-based experiences. Guests can choose from climate-controlled lodge accommodations with a full-size kitchen, primitive tent sites for traditional camping, hammock pod sites with fire pits, or rental of the entire camp for exclusive use.
A bath house with shower facilities and bathrooms is available to campers, and the property includes hiking access to Mulberry Creek Falls for scenic outdoor exploration. Archery programs at Camp Robert Lewis are offered near Mulberry Falls and can be scheduled in sessions ranging from three to twelve hours with certified instruction, suitable for varying skill levels. On-site amenities and structured activities support troop meetings, events, skill-building, and outdoor recreation.
Check-in for lodge and camp rentals begins at 3:00 PM, and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Reservations for sites, archery sessions, or full-camp rentals are managed through the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia. Camp Robert Lewis emphasizes safety, outdoor skills, and respectful stewardship of the property. Its combination of indoor facilities and primitive camping options makes it adaptable for different group sizes and trip goals, from short supervised activities to overnight retreats focused on nature and skills development.
The site supports troop leadership workshops, outdoor education, team-building, and simple recreation suitable for Girl Scout programming and community group outings throughout the year, seasonally available.
Location
Fortson, GA
Located in Fortson, Georgia.
Check In/Out
Check-in 3:00 PM • Check-out 11:00 AM
Clear arrival and departure times.
Accommodations
Lodge, tents, hammock pods
Indoor and primitive camping options.
Activities Offered
Archery & Hiking
Archery sessions and Mulberry Creek Falls access.
Book the lodge, tent sites, hammock pods, or schedule archery instruction through Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.
Wear Comfortable, Close-Toed Shoes
Closed-toed footwear provides safety and stability during shooting and movement on uneven terrain.
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water as sessions can last several hours, especially during warmer months.
Listen Closely to Your Instructor
Pay attention to safety instructions and shooting techniques to ensure a safe and effective archery session.
Apply Insect Repellent
Especially in summer and fall, protecting yourself from bugs enhances comfort and focus.
Closed-Toed Shoes
Provides safety and stability while standing and moving on the archery range.
Water Bottle
Keeps you hydrated during long sessions, especially in warm weather.
summer
Insect Repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks common in Georgia's outdoor areas.
summer
Layers and Jacket
Helpful for adjusting to changing temperatures during cooler months.
fall