Is outdoor gear required for this indoor camping experience?

No, outdoor gear is not necessary since the campout happens inside a climate-controlled lodge.

Are bathroom facilities available on-site?

Yes, Friendship Hall has convenient bathroom access for all guests.

Can families participate or is this only for scout troops?

Families and groups of all kinds are welcome to book this indoor camping experience.

Is there a minimum or maximum number of participants?

Groups can vary in size, but it’s best to check availability and capacity with Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.

Are meals provided during the indoor camping event?

Meals are not included; participants should bring their own snacks or plan meal breaks accordingly.

Can we decorate or personalize our space in Friendship Hall?

Decorations are allowed but must be temporary and removeable to keep the lodge neat for other groups.

Cozy Indoor Camping at Friendship Hall in Augusta, GA

Friendship Hall at Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood offers a unique indoor camping experience in Augusta, Georgia. Perfect for troop meetings, group events, or a fun family night, this climate-controlled lodge provides the thrill of camping without worrying about weather conditions. Bring your sleeping bags and enjoy a cozy campout in a comfortable setting with full bathroom access just steps away. Unlike traditional outdoor camping, you’ll enjoy the camaraderie of being indoors while still experiencing the excitement of a camp-style night. Whether you're new to camping or want a fresh twist on an old favorite, Friendship Hall delivers an enjoyable and memorable experience. The lodge’s spacious layout lets groups socialize, play games, and share stories late into the night, creating lasting memories. Located within easy reach of Augusta, visitors can combine this indoor adventure with exploring the rich history and vibrant culture of the city. This indoor campout is especially ideal for colder months or rainy days, making it a versatile choice no matter the season. Booking with Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia ensures an organized and safe environment with dedicated staff available for support. Friendship Hall fuses the spirit of camping with the comforts of indoors, creating a one-of-a-kind adventure for all ages that fosters friendship, fun, and a sense of community.

About Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood is a historic outdoor education and retreat center located in Augusta, Georgia. The site serves Girl Scout troops, community groups, and families with a range of supervised outdoor activities, lodging, and dining facilities. Camp Tanglewood offers structured programs including a low ropes course, canoeing, archery, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, and outdoor gathering spaces such as an amphitheater and fire ring.

Lodging options include Holly Row cabins (48 campers), Earnie Graham Cabin (up to 8 guests), and Suitcase Cottage (accommodates 4), each with climate control and bathroom facilities where described. Dining and food preparation are supported by a full-size commercial kitchen available for 24-hour use by ServSafe-certified operators. Safety requirements are enforced for specific activities: water safety certification is required for canoeing and an American Red Cross lifeguard is required for pool use; archery instruction must be provided by a USA Archery Level 1 instructor or higher when offered.

Camp rental options range from single-activity sessions to booking the entire Camp Tanglewood property for private events; some activities such as pool and archery may not be included in every rental. Onsite staff and certified instructors support program delivery and guest safety. The camp emphasizes outdoor skill-building, team development, and quiet nature immersion while providing the amenities necessary for comfortable multi-day stays. Reservations and certification verifications are typically required to ensure safe, compliant use of facilities. Camp Tanglewood provides structured scheduling, clear safety policies, and accessible facilities for groups of varying sizes and leaders.