Facilities

Girl Scouts of Frontier Council operates a wide variety of Girl Scout facilities. The operation of Girl Scout sites and facilities is conducted under the safety and management guidelines of GSUSA as outlined in Safety Management of Girl Scout Sites and Facilities. These guidelines provide the conditions for protecting and maintaining the health, safety, and security of girls and volunteers who are taking part in activities at these sites.

Improvements and maintenance of these facilities is funded by the council operational and capital budgets. There is a volunteer committee that is tasked with reviewing all council sites and making recommendations for on-going maintenance, as well as long-range development of the sites.

Funding for projects identified in the long range development plan comes from budget allocations, grants, community donations, in-kind services, Girl Scout Silver & Gold Award projects and Boy Scout Eagle projects. In addition to capital investments, there is on-going maintenance on all council properties that includes landscaping, regular service to HVAC units, plumbing repairs, exterminating services, and other miscellaneous repairs.

Camp Foxtail- is the high mountain year round camping facility. It hosts the summer resident camp, troop/group overnight use and allows other non-profit community groups access. It is accredited by the ACA.

Calico- is a year round, day use facility located in the Red Rock Recreation Area in Calico Basin.

Girl Scout Houses- used for meetings and program events. Located throughout the council jurisdiction.

Boulder City Girl Scout House

Henderson Girl Scout House

Tonopah Girl Scout House

Drop-In Centers, are year round after school program facilities. Operated in partnership with other community agencies.

Contact the Paulette Clay , ext. 223, to request a camp properties handbook.