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The council maintains a wide range of facilities for our members’ use throughout the year. These facilities are available for Girl Scout troop/group outings and camping, as well as council-sponsored events/activities. They provide a place for girls to discover the joy and beauty of the world around them.

There are a variety of group camping training options for leaders to develop their knowledge, skills and confidence levels to correspond with the type of camping experience desired. In lieu of training volunteers may demonstrate comparable experience.

More detailed information about each of these properties, including fees, is available on the Site Reservation Request Form available in the service unit forms box or at the Girl Scout Service Center.

Girl Scout Camp Annemeekee

Girl Scout Camp Fishersville

Girl Scout Kamp Kiwani

Girl Scout Camp Yataka

Girl Scout Program/Training Center

Girl Scout Camp Annemeekee     (return to top)

Girl Scout Camp Annemeekee is situated on a 104-acre hilly, wooded area approximately 40 miles from Memphis in Tipton County near Randolph, Tennessee. The lodge has a large room that accommodates 30 people, a fireplace, and heating/air-conditioning. There is a kitchen and a bathroom with flush toilets and a shower stall. Mattresses are provided for sleeping on the wooden lodge floor.

Girl Scout Camp Fisherville     (return to top)

Girl Scout Camp Fisherville is comprised of 72 acres in Fayette County northeast of Collierville, Tennessee. The terrain ranges from fairly level to rolling hills with a small pond, a large open field and wooded areas for camping. The lodge has a large room with a fireplace and an overhead heater. There is a kitchen with a refrigerator and stove. There are two bathrooms with flush toilets and a shower in each. There is space for 30 people to sleep on the concrete floor with mattresses that are provided. The other structure on the site is a covered open shelter with fireplace and bathrooms called the Cookie Pavilion. This area was designed for day use or for Girl Scout troops/groups camping in their own tents.

Girl Scout Kamp Kiwani     (return to top)

Kamp Kiwani is located near Middleton, Tennessee, about 70 miles east of Memphis. This site encompasses 1,250 acres of hilly, rolling terrain, and a 70-acre lake (Lake Okalowa). Accommodations include: six units with small four-person screened cabins, unit house and shower house, Sandy Springs Ranch with five-person bunkhouses (used primarily for equestrienne programs and experienced campers), unit house and shower house and Ginny Lodge.

During the summer, Kamp Kiwani is a Girl Scout resident camp.

Girl Scout Camp Yataka     (return to top)

Girl Scout Camp Yataka is a 200-acre leased area that is wooded and fairly level with some rolling hills. It is located west of Sardis, Mississippi. The main lodge has two fireplaces and two overhead heaters. The kitchen has a refrigerator and stove. The bathroom has flush toilets and a shower. The building accommodates 30 people who sleep on the wooden floor with mattresses provided.

Other features:

  • Sunrise Point Lodge is a rustic lodge with a fireplace available for day use. 

  • Stars and Stripes Pavilion is a screened unit house designed for day use.

  • Unit 1 has a screened unit house and pit latrines with cold showers. You need to pitch your own tents.

There is no electricity in any of these areas.

Girl Scout Program/Training Center     (return to top)

The newly renovated Girl Scout Program/Training Center is located in Memphis, TN. Some space is available year-round, heated and air-conditioned, and handicapped accessible.

The Kitchen/Overnight Area features a large state-of-the-art kitchen with generous countertop space, which opens into an overnight area with separate bathroom facilities that include three showers. The large Multi-Purpose Room is available for additional overnight space, if troops/groups need it. Mattresses (up to 34) are available for sleeping on the linoleum floor. Either of these rooms can also be used for meetings/trainings and other program activities.

Cornelia Seward Park, which is adjacent to the building, is ideal for outdoor activities especially bridging ceremonies.

 

 
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