Girl Scout residential camp in Prescott run by Girl Scouts-Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, offering a traditional camp experience alongside an equestrian programme, plus STEM activities, arts and crafts, archery and hatchets. Overnight options range from a 3-day/2-night mini-session through 6-day and 13-day sessions, with Counselor-in-Training programmes for Girl Scouts entering 10th grade and above. Sleeping units are rustic - four of the five have electricity - and each has running water, flush toilets and showers, with counsellors housed in a separate nearby cabin. Camp is open to any girl regardless of previous Girl Scout involvement, and camperships are available to girls living in the council's jurisdiction.
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★★★★★Donna DotzlerMarch 2025 What an incredible Encampment with Yavapai Sky Service Unit! April 2024 Wonderful weekend with adults! Thanks to everyone who put on camp... It was perfect! Oct 2023 Great time with Yavapai Sky leaders- archery and campfire and friends! April 2023 Kudos to Dave for loving this camp as much as we leaders do! The improvements you've made and the care you put into camp are wonderful and create a wonderful experience for our Scouts! 2022 The staff at Camp Maripai never cease to amaze me! Their commitment to Girl Scout campers is tremendous. I love being near the camp for evening campfire and singing. The laughter and singing makes me stop and enjoy. Thank you to the entire staff for creating incredible camp memories for so many girls!
★★★Lindsay WoodMy daughter has attended camp here through Girl scouts twice now, she enjoyed herself both times. The reason I am giving it 3 stars is because of the most recent experience we had. I understand this may be more of a direct girl scout issue but it should still be known. I was late picking my daughter up due to unforeseen car issues and due to lack of cellphone reception, I could not notify or receive calls from camp. (They did call my husband's cell phone and he notified them that I had already left and should have been there already). I was 15 minutes late and upon arrival everyone treated me very poorly. Not only that but they separated my daughter from her luggage, which ended up being put on a bus heading to Phoenix (we live in Prescott Valley). When my daughter told me her luggage was on the bus I tried to have them stop the bus (which had not even left the main gate yet) and the counselor just shrugged at me and said, "oh well, I cannot stop them now, you will have to get your luggage in Phoenix". At that point I felt as though they deliberately did that just to make a point because they were upset I was 15 minutes late. I was eventually able to track down her luggage at Parsons in Phoenix and another counselor was able to bring it up with her when the next week's camp started however, one bag with all her bedding in it turned up missing. No one has since been able to find it. We won't be attending any girl scout camps in the future.
★★★★★Lucy LopezTroop 1682/1684 we had the camp to ourselves and we had a great time beautiful weather, so much fun, we had a bridging for two girls sang songs, told stories .
★★★★★Crystal RomeroFantastic camp, well kept and maintained. A lot of great things to do!
★★★★★Jessica NodsleGreat environment for my daughter to learn Independence and inner strength at an all girls camp. Beautiful area and the older Girl Scout volunteers are great!