Camp NOARK is the Girl Scouts – Diamonds resident (overnight) summer camp, set on roughly 300 wooded acres in the Ozarks near Huntsville, Arkansas. Campers experience horseback riding, target sports, a low ropes course, hiking and traditional camp activities. Week-long sessions serve girls entering 2nd through 12th grade, operated by the nonprofit Girl Scouts council.
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★★★★★Nicole CobbI LOVE camp noark!! I’m from central Arkansas and it’s gorgeous out here!! I love coming to camp and seeing all the amazing counselor and it’s ran so well!! Don’t even get me started on the food,, it’s so delicious and there’s always something you will eat the salad bar has a bit of everything!!
★★★★★Eve ReaganCamp Noark is the best camp I have ever been to. I’ve been going here since I was 8 and to see its progression over the year has been such an amazing experience. The new leadership is the best the camp has ever seen and it has made not only camp a more enjoyable experience but also safer. There are more trails and the old ones have been revamped since I first started here. All the units have gotten amazing updates, all thanks to the new leadership. The food at camp is delicious and there is always so much to eat, including snack! Overall Camp Noark is the best camp experience you will ever have and if you are a Girl Scout or have one, I would 100% recommend coming here!
★Racheal ChamponThey barely feed you but will force you to drink the power aid or gatorade at the table when you eat. Also what ever you do, DO NOT sleep in the daisy cabin (can’t remember the name). It’s basically a giant orange tarp over a wood frame and if you don’t have a mosquito net all the bugs will bite you while you sleep. It’s really hard to walk to that building where you eat, it’s a bunch of steep hills there and back. It might have been a good place if they fed you and didn’t make you walk so far without brakes. When me and my friend came home we had lost weight due to them not feeding us and putting us through so much.(sorry this wasn’t meant to be a paragraph)
★★★★★Kim SmithNo better place to enjoy the Ozark woods... and unbelievably cheap if you're a Girl Scout member. Trails, buildings, and new "permanent tents" with canvas walls and metal roofs.
★★★★★Jaime HayAccommodation volunteer staff and very helpful! Our troop was traveling from out of state and this was one stop along the way. The chalet had everything we needed and plenty of space to stretch out!!