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GSOFCT Camp Laurel

★★★★½ 4.574 reviewsLebanon, CTAges 7–16

Private

Camp Laurel is a Girl Scouts of Connecticut day and residential camp in Lebanon, open to all girls in grades K-12. Set on wooded acreage around Stiles Pond, it offers horseback riding, archery, boating, paddleboarding, hiking and traditional camp activities, plus a counselor-in-training track for teens.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 7–16
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Water ActivitiesCIT Program
Before you register

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 GSOFCT Camp Laurel directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Anne Schmidt

My daughters GS troop has been camping out here a few times a year. They always have a great time. Weve done a few events but there isn't much. We wish GSofCT would do more here since it's the only Eastern CT camp location.

★★★★★Kathleen Pirro

I attended this camp many times for their horseback riding program. I loved it so much, and made so many wonderful memories, it was an important part of my childhood. I sent my own daughter there 20 years ago, and she loved it as well. Hoping that we can send my granddaughter to the camp when she’s ready…in about 10 years.

★★★★★Fred Fronczek

GSOFCT had a family campout at this camp over the weekend. The camp is very nice. The waterfront and swimming area was centrally located and well maintained. The tents were on raised platforms and slept 4 comfortably. While some of the sites were up hills, the kids felt they were not difficult to climb (Some parents complained)- this is New England and hills are always present. The mess hall/camp chow hall was a beautiful building. Food was very good. I'm hoping this camp continues to stay open and girl scouts can continue to enjoy it for years to come.

Julia Lemmon

Do not stay here. Make adults prove they can swim to go into the water, snakes and leeches everywhere. cabins were so gross, had to remove all the spider webs. The porta potty was the nicest place there. Oh and lets not forget about the cabin they had us stay in with the roof falling in. $40/per is insane for this place, left early.

★★★★★Jean Louis

Great campground. We had a lot of fun hiking and spent sometime on the Kayak.

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