Camp Glen Spey is owned and operated by the Girl Scout Council of Bergen County. Glen Spey's six hundred acres are located approximately two hours from Paramus, 75 minutes away from Vernon Valley, and 30 minutes from Port Jervis, New York. The camp offers beautiful hiking trails, a variety of plants and wildlife, a large playfield and a seventy-acre heart-shaped lake.

The campsite has tent units on raised platforms, three lodges, and a central meeting and dining room called Ferdon Hall The facilities have private flush toilets and hot showers. Three covered pavilions are available for cooking and dining use. Across the lake is the SATURN building where science programs are conducted. The Sports Field is spacious and will be the site of sport activities, fitness, and physical challenges. At the lakefront, supervised swim times are open to units, as well as the use of the rowboats, funyaks, canoes, and pedal boats.

Throughout the camp week, girls discover new things within a safe and wholesome environment. They learn independence and how to get along with others and at the same time, they become contributing members of the camp community.

The programs are well supervised and take advantage of the natural elements found at Camp Glen Spey. Some camper units leave the campgrounds to experience a specialty activity, such as horseback riding, canoeing and climbing a challenge wall.