Camp Wah-Shah-She is a 460-acre Girl Scout camp in the Osage Hills west of Bartlesville, operated by Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma, offering both summer day camp and overnight resident sessions. Campers swim, canoe and kayak on Lake Higo, shoot archery, hike and cook over a campfire, with lodging in a lodge, platform tents, covered wagons and yurts. Girls are the focus and non-Girl Scouts are welcome to attend.
The practical details
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleMy best childhood memories are from this place. Girl Scouts and camp saved me on many different levels. I really miss being a kid and going
Been visiting here since my youth. More than a GS Camp, it is also rentable for special occasions. My brother got married there. It has a wonderful great hall with nice kitchen and some beds in back rooms. Bathrooms are tiny in the great hall (read hard to maneuver with a formal/bridal gown). The entire camp is beautiful and not far from Bartlesville, if you need groceries etc. A nice destination!
This is a very well kept up Scout camp with lots of amenities
Excellent and SAFE area for girl scout trips having locked entrance and on-site park ranger let's me breathe much easier knowing a rando can't oops their way into the girls cabins. The lodging with HVAC systems is also a plus since most the activities are during mid-summer humid heatwaves so less likely to get heat sickness unlike my 4-H camp days at Osage Hills SP lol
As long time outdoor educator volunteer, I have spent much time here. It is a GSA camp. This camp is more outdoorsy than the main camp of the GSEOK council. Archery range, tents, covered wagons, and more. The facility is a great place for troops to be able to have some time closer to nature


