Get away with your friends and stay at one of Girl Scouts of Central Illinois’ camps.
Sleep under the stars in a tent or have a slumber party in a cabin. Come for summer camp or on the weekend with your troop. A variety of experiences awaits you at each camp. Read about what our different camp properties have to offer and see which one is right for your outing. We are proud to offer such beautiful natural places for girls to discover.
Camp Kiwanis
Camp Kiwanis is a
55-acre forested camp facility adjacent to Lake of the Woods Forest
Preserve and the American Heritage Museum. Located 12 miles from
Champaign, it features three lodges. Environmental education, creative
arts, canoeing, and archery are highlights of the programs offered
here. Camp Kiwanis is ACA Accredited.
Camp Tapawingo
Camp Tapawingo is a
640-acre camp facility located 15 miles from Peoria. The cornerstone
of this property is its Equestrian Center, where girls learn horseback
riding skills and horse care. The Center includes state-of-the-art
stables with an indoor air-conditioned classroom, and a barn
classroom, along with an 80’x160’ indoor riding arena with an
observation area. A large outdoor riding arena completes the
Equestrian Center. Mary Morgan Lodge, a 12,000 square-foot
multi-level, air-conditioned dining hall, trading post and program
center, is the point where all campers gather for meals. Camp
Tapawingo also features an in-ground pool, adventure course, ropes
course, archery, canoeing, and miles of hiking trails. Campers utilize
three main rustic living units - Setting Sun, Shining Star, and Spirit
Cabins. All units have indoor bathrooms and running water. Camp
Tapawingo is ACA Accredited.
Camp Widjiwagan
Camp Widjiwagan, a
67-acre camp facility on Lake Springfield, is located six miles south
of Springfield. The facility features an adventure course with a
40–foot climbing tower and zip line, three main lodges, an in-ground
swimming pool, lake access for boating, platform tents, covered
wagons, and an arts and crafts shack. Programming highlights include
swimming, canoeing, creative arts, outdoor living skills, archery, and
environmental education. Camp Widjiwagan is ACA Accredited.
Camp Kiwanis, Camp Tapawingo and Camp Widjiwagan are accredited by the American Camping Association.
