Camp Darden
Climb towards new heights at Camp Darden. Located in Courtland, Virginia (just a few minutes from Franklin), Camp Darden is the place for adventure. Here, you'll find a swimming pool, boating lake, an outdoor climbing wall, low ropes course, and an axe-throwing range. Camp Darden has 105 acres of beauty with sleeping space for more than 240 campers. The property is an ideal destination for single troops or larger groups. Modern and rustic facilities include indoor bathrooms in buildings that include a central dining hall and several cabins and lodges. There are also screened Adirondacks and shelters, a yurt, u-pitch tent area, an outdoor pavilion, and platform tents.
Amenities
- Union Camp Lodge (Heat/AC, overnight capacity 32)
- Dining Hall (capacity 100)
- Kitchen
- In-ground pool (capacity 40)
- Amphitheater (capacity 50)
- Archery
- 11 Canoes
- 10 Kayaks
- 2 Pedal Boats
- 7 Stand-Up Paddle Boards
- 1 Sail Boat
- Climbing Wall
- Gaga Pit
- Human Foosball
- Challenge Course
- Axe-Throwing Range
- Pavilion
- Arapaho Lodge (Heat/AC, kitchen and bathroom, capacity 15)
- 4 Arapaho Cabins (uses bathhouse, Heat/AC, capacity 32)
- Senior Lodge (Heat, uses bathhouse, grill, capacity 5)
- Union Camp Lodge (Heat/AC, fire circle, bathroom, kitchen, capacity 32)
- Health Lodge (Heat/AC, bathroom, kitchen, grill, capacity 8)
- Sacajawea Lodge (Heat/AC, kitchen, bathroom, fire circle, capacity 32)
- Croatan (1 Yurt - capacity 14)
- Hammock/U-pitch (uses bathhouse, with fire circle, capacity 12)
- Platform Tent Units uses bathhouse, with fire circles
- Croatan (2 tents - capacity 10)
- Franklin (7 tents - capacity 35)
- Matoaka (6 tents - capacity 30)
- Adirondack Units (uses bathhouse, with fire circles)
- Blackfoot (6 Adirondacks - capacity 20)
Download a map of Camp Darden (PDF)
Camp properties are available for rent. View Darden Facility Fees (PDF)
Please contact customercare@gsccc.org on any facility or property rental inquiries.
Pets are not permitted on GSCCC properties. Service animals specifically trained to aid a person with a disability are welcome. Comfort and/or emotional support animals are not service animals and are not recognized by the ADA.
