Camp Stevens Ranch
Girl Scouts - Texas Oklahoma Plains
Camp Stevens Ranch is a Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains camp property of more than 200 acres near Glen Rose on the Brazos River, running both resident (overnight) and day camp sessions for registered Girl Scouts. Programming centres on horseback riding, archery, swimming, outdoor skills, art, hiking and campfires, with horsemanship tracks graded by experience - Buckaroos and Lasso Legends for beginners, Drover for two to three years' experience, and Jr. Wrangler and Wild West for four or more years - plus American Red Cross lifeguard and junior lifeguard courses. Housing ranges from air-conditioned units with indoor plumbing to a bring-your-own-tent primitive unit, and the council states the ranch is accredited by the American Camp Association, operates under a State Youth Camp Licence, and keeps a health supervisor (RN, LVN, EMT or Red Cross responder) on duty under a camp physician's technical supervision. Girl Scout membership is required; financial assistance and camperships are available and sessions can be paid with Cookie Credits.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camp LEGO (overnight) | Jun 7 – Jun 12, 2026 | 7+ | $700 | Past season |
| Life Skills (overnight) | Jun 7 – Jun 12, 2026 | 11+ | $780 | Past season |
| Camp Leadership: CIT 1 & 2 (overnight) | Jun 7 – Jun 12, 2026 | 14+ | $700 | Past season |
PAST_SEASON; full-week horsemanship day/overnight price split reconstructed from PDF column adjacency, not an explicit label - verify; No experience necessary
PAST_SEASON; full-week horsemanship day/overnight price split reconstructed from PDF column adjacency, not an explicit label - verify; 2-3 year experience with horsemanship
PAST_SEASON; full-week horsemanship day/overnight price split reconstructed from PDF column adjacency, not an explicit label - verify; 4+ year experience with horsemanship
PAST_SEASON; Fri departure 4 p.m.
PAST_SEASON; full-week horsemanship day/overnight price split reconstructed from PDF column adjacency, not an explicit label - verify; 2-3 year experience
PAST_SEASON; full-week horsemanship day/overnight price split reconstructed from PDF column adjacency, not an explicit label - verify; 4+ year experience
PAST_SEASON; 4+ year experience with horsemanship
PAST_SEASON; No experience necessary
PAST_SEASON; Wed departure 4 p.m.
PAST_SEASON; 4+ year experience
PAST_SEASON; course does not certify as a lifeguard; Junior Lifeguard Certification issued
PAST_SEASON; certification contingent on passing skills and a 50-question exam at 80%
Availability shown as of Aug 7, 2026.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Girl Scouts - Texas Oklahoma Plains directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Esther SanramNot much fun activities to do except swim
★★★★★Bradly LovellIt is a really nice camp. My daughter has been coming for years and loves it.
★★★★Pa VangThe only thing that bothered me about this place was that the bathrooms stink. There's probably a plumbing issue, because all weekend, the bathrooms smelled like poop even with the bathroom doors closed. Beside the smell, I slept throughout the night. No bad dreams or scary vibes. I did wished that there was a sofa or couch to sit on. This is a great place to visit.
★★★★★Siotha VestFirst, if you want your kids to truely be unplugged, choose GStop camp. No electric in the cabins but there is a nice gusty breeze year round (or when we go). Second, for the same price as some babysitting service that is only there 9 to 1 during the summer... summer camp builds integrity, stamina, problem solving and so many more skills than at home. Kids based on their readiness can enjoy all ages of fun as a camper. From just enjoying summer camp to horse back riding to high adventures and counselor in training... its ok to be a girl... its ok to have fun. Third.... no matter the personality type the kids remember songs... skits... cooking... family style dining... and the always an adventure grateful to go home & clean their own... bath house... oh the horrors mom! (Yet i noticed she's keeping it cleaner at home without me asking... score!) Every night is an adventure. The only draw back is camp food. I mean its fine for the kids, nothing gourmet, and mostly nutritious.... you wont end up winning the picky eater battle here but you can count on them being too hungry to care. Some units walk a mile to the dining hall all three meals each day. I was sure my kids would come home skinny but nope they had camp provided snacks...kid foods. This little gem is about an hour south of dallas & fort worth. Totally worth the drive and out of state families send their kids here too so we didnt feel bad being from another council. The summers are very hot in Texas but for old school fun this is a gem most girls will enjoy. For moms who dont like to camp in the woods, this is a great way to help her feel confident no matter how the outdoor adventures may be. They sell out fast here since its a full 5 nights. No canteen so get your mail in on day one. Staff is pretty good and all the registration is online so checkin & check out are super fast. (In years past it was 2 to 3 hrs waits in 100 degrees). Add an extra day and take a ride down the brazos river & fossil rim wild life safari. If this is all she does for the summer she will remember it fondly!
★★★★Kitiara HeardI come here for Girl Scouts every year and it's fun but some of the counsellors are really rude other than that the food is great and it's an awesome camp but some of the cabin are too far in the back of camp