Founded in 1956, Camp Sugarbush is a Girl Scouts of North East Ohio camp on nearly 200 acres in Kinsman, in Trumbull County. The property has a dining hall and activity center, a swimming pool, a low ropes course, a year-round indoor archery range, an astronomy building, a sports court and a lake for canoeing. Girl Scout troops and service units reserve it for overnight camping in cabins, roofed platform tents, Adirondacks and covered wagons.
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- Indoor/Outdoor
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- Girl Scouts of North East Ohio · Nonprofit
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★★★★★Leonor SnoweI was one of the first Girl Scouts to stay at Camp Sugarbush when it opened back in the mid 1950s. We slept on tents, ate in the farm house, and stayed for 5 or 6 nights. The Father's of then Girl Scouts helped make the camp liveable for us. There were 3 girls to a tent. No indoor plumbing. The camp and Girl Scouts.have com a long way since then. I still.have my pin, although the back came off.👌
★★★★★RageAn excellent place to take your Girl Scout for a quick, few hour visit or activity, or a great place to stay overnight and camp. They have a beautifully dug pond, created to replace the old one. You can take out canoes or paddle boats, as long as you have a certified canoe facilitator. There is also a swimming pool (lifeguard required), a camp fire ring, multiple wood cabins for camping, a large hiking trail, and an archery range for the girls. We go at least twice a year, and it's great fun every time.
★★★★★Niki DispenzaWe always have a great time at Camp Sugarbush! The caretaker is awesome and we look forward to going back this summer.
★★★Purple MonkeyFacilities should be much cleaner than they are (bathrooms pretty bad) but other than that we had a great time.
★★★Lauren MillerPoured cats and dogs while we were here and many of the trails simply turned to bogs. We camped in the back Adirondacks, luckily there was some wood stocked both outside and under the shelter which was dry. I'd camp here again but only in one of the other cabins.