Ranger Unit Camping Experience at Camp Martha Johnston, Georgia

Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Martha Johnston is a longstanding camp facility located in Lizella, Georgia, offering outdoor programs, lodging, and meeting spaces for troops, families, and groups. The camp features a variety of day and overnight experiences, from an exhilarating Challenge Ropes Course and scenic Canoeing beneath the rainbow bridge to relaxed time in the Meadow and evenings at the Amphitheater. Accommodation options include dormitory-style Sleeping Quarters with bunk beds and shared kitchens, accessible options, and the newly renovated Hulk House with electricity, air conditioning, and a full kitchen for family- or troop-style stays. Meeting and program spaces support both recreation and collaboration. The Gathering Room and Knight-Porter Meeting Room provide outlets, tables, and chairs for conferences, workshops, and group planning. An on-site Swimming Pool is available in multiple durations; an American Red Cross Lifeguard is required for pool use. Canoeing is offered in three- to twelve-hour options and requires appropriate paddling certification. Camp Martha Johnston is presented by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia and combines natural settings with practical facilities—Explorer cabins and the Arts & Crafts building sit near the meadow, and the camp includes versatile spaces for storytelling, ceremonies, and group activities. The camp’s mix of outdoor challenges, accessible lodging, and equipped meeting rooms makes it suitable for youth programs, retreats, and family gatherings seeking both adventure and dependable amenities. Booking details, availability, rates, and group policies are managed by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia and vary by season, group size, and selected program duration.