We are a dynamic council that is united in our commitment to serving the girls and Girl Scout volunteers in Alaska. 

Girl Scouts of Alaska came into being on October 1, 2009 as the result of the merger of the former Girl Scouts Susitna Council (based in Anchorage and serving southcentral and western Alaska) and Tongass Alaska Girl Scout Council (headquartered in Juneau and serving southeast Alaska).

All of our camps are united under the same vision: Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. In this spirit, we create a camp community that helps campers unlock their potential and discover the world, while developing life skills.

Day camps and resident camps are powerful, positive experiences for girls. Living away from home, in an outdoor, recreational setting provides a foundation for tremendous growth. Best of all, camp is fun. Great friends, exciting activities, and an atmosphere that lets girls be themselves are just three of the reasons why camp is so much fun. 

Girl Scouts of Alaska offers a variety of camp experiences for girls and their families. Camps are open to all girls regardless of Girl Scout membership.

At camp, your child will not only build memories that last a lifetime, but she will learn to be self-reliant, to relate to and care about others, to grow in creativity and awareness of the world around her, and to grow as an individual and member of the group.