Camp Agnes S. McMillen is a Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana camp in Huntertown offering both day camp and sleep-away programs for girls, with no prior Girl Scout experience required. Campers play games, make crafts, and cook out, while older girls try archery, low ropes, a climbing wall, and zip line; a new Makerspace supports STEM activities. Day sessions run 8:30am to 4:30pm, and many include an optional Thursday-night overnight.
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Powered by GoogleI went here to this Girl Scout💚✨️🤎 Camp/ McMillen Day camp when I was a little girl with my best friend Kimberly. Our moms drove us here and met at the girl scout office I believe/remember and we both got on this bus/school bus that drove us All to McMillen Day Camp. We had a lot of fun, learning, and whatever else we did. I also remember our instructor who was all woman and said " I need to jump in a lake" 😂😅🤣😂 I remember that. Good times✨️ Excellent day camp. 5 Stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
If I could give 0 stars I would! The lawn care for this place is terrible! Water is disgusting! The property manager is also a stalker and very rude ! He harassed us numerous times. I will no longer support this place or be back!!
Such an awesome Girl Scout camp, right in Ft. Wayne & Huntertown's backyard! Camp and program opportunities available through Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana 🏕
It's always fun at the Girl Scout camp. The girls have a great time while learning life skills.
I'm not happy with the space camp my daughter attended. The bus I paid extra for to get her to camp, was 15 mins late, then 45 mins, then 10 and then they called and told me to bring her to the camp because they didn't know where the driver even was and couldn't get a hold of her. My daughter said her experience wasn't very space oriented as much as she had hoped it would be. They were mostly on the obstacle courses. I filled out the form for her to do the overnight star gazing and they said they didn't have her down to stay. They did make room though. My daughter has a broken toe and one day wouldn't allow her to ride the golf cart because they saw that there were times she got around OK. You'd think they'd realize being on crutches all say she would be sore after awhile. Every day she came home upset. I paid $135 for this camp. I'm a single mom of 3. That's a lot of money for me!!!





