In order to reserve a council property at least one troop leader or troop assistant must have the appropriate training:

Council Offices:

• less than 3 hours as your normal troop meeting - no additional training required
• less than 3 hours not your normal troop meeting location - Troop Trip Training

Camps:

• Lodge less than 3 hour troop meeting -Lodge Camp Training
• Lodge Overnights - Lodge Camp Training
• Tents/ Outside  Units - Troop Camp Training

Trip Troop Training

is a module in GSLearn and is the prerequisite for Lodge Camp Training. You can access the training here.

Lodge Camp Training

Required at least one troop leader or assistant before reservation of council lodge or other indoor camp facilities.

PREREQUISITE: Troop Trip Training

Designed to prepare volunteers who work with young or inexperienced Girl Scouts to lead them on their first overnight camping experience in a lodge.

There are three options for completing Lodge Camp Training

• GsLearn Module 
• In-Person Training (Search for Lodge Camp Training in Events)
• Homestudy Manual
• Site User Guide

Troop Camp Training

Required for at least one troop leader or troop assistant before reservation of a council tent or other outdoor camping unit.

PREREQUISITE: Troop Trip Training and Lodge Camp Training

Participants plan, implement, and evaluate a camping trip with girls and understand the safety standards and guidelines for camping and related outdoor activities. Develop skills to be used and taught to girls, ensuring a positive, fun. and safe outdoor experience.

Options include:

• In-Person Troop Camp Training (full day at camp)

Facility Usage & Emergency Contacts Reports
Starting May 1, 2024 rather than submitting your Facility Usage & Emergency Contacts Report in the roster drop box or Welcome Center at camp, please complete the online form. All rosters must be completed digitally no later than five days before your scheduled property visit (including troop meetings and overnight stays).

By submitting your rosters online, you will not only help us save paper and use resources wisely — you will also allow GSWO staff to quickly and easily access digital copies of your roster in case of emergency situations at our facilities. Thank you for all you do to ensure the safety of your Girl Scouts!

Honor Lodge

Honor Lodge, recently built at Camp Stonybrook in 2019, has a modern aesthetic with a large common room complete with screened in garage doors that can be opened to let the outdoors in. The lodge sleeps 20 people in two common bunk rooms containing four bunks each, plus two private rooms with two beds in each room – perfect for leaders. Two bathrooms with double sinks, a shower and a private toilet stall connect with a private room and a bunk room. Outside the lodge is a fire pit with benches.
Capacity: 20
Pricing: $110/night
Amenities: Electricity, Stove/Fridge, Microwave, Bunk Beds, craft sink, Heat, Air, Showers, Flush Toilets, Fire Circle

Ittman East

Ittman Lodge is a symmetrically designed 5,000 square foot building that sleeps 28 people in bunks on each side. This wheelchair-accessible facility has identical kitchens, fireplaces, bathrooms with showers, and great rooms. The building has a bi-fold door that separates the two sides and East and West Wings, which can be opened or closed depending on the group size. Behind the building is a large concrete pad that has picnic tables. Nearby there are two fire circles with bench seating.
Capacity: 28
Pricing: $90/night
Amenities: Electricity, Stove/Fridge, Fireplace, Bunk Beds, Heat, Showers, Flush Toilets, Fire Circle

Ittman West

Ittman Lodge is a symmetrically designed 5,000 square foot building that sleeps 28 people in bunks on each side. This wheelchair-accessible facility has identical kitchens, fireplaces, bathrooms with showers, and great rooms. The building has a bi-fold door that separates the two sides and East and West Wings, which can be opened or closed depending on the group size. Behind the building is a large concrete pad that has picnic tables. Nearby there are two fire circles with bench seating.
Capacity: 28
Pricing: $90/night
Amenities: Electricity, Stove/Fridge, Fireplace, Bunk Beds, Heat, Showers, Flush Toilets, Fire Circle

Pine Tree North

Pine Tree Lodge, originally built in 1961 then renovated in 2006, has two sides, North (which sleeps 18 people) and South (which sleeps 16 people). The lodge is located on the south side of camp and is wheelchair accessible. Each side has a full kitchen, program area, built-in bunk beds, bathrooms with showers, and tables with chairs. Behind the building are two separate campfire sites with bench seating.
Capacity: 18
Pricing: $110/night
Amenities: Electricity, Stove/Fridge, Fireplace, Bunk Beds, Heat, Showers, Flush Toilets, Fire Circle, A/C

Pine Tree South

Pine Tree Lodge, originally built in 1961 then renovated in 2006, has two sides, North (which sleeps 18 people) and South (which sleeps 16 people). The lodge is located on the south side of camp and is wheelchair accessible. Each side has a full kitchen, program area, built-in bunk beds, bathrooms with showers, and tables with chairs. Behind the building are two separate campfire sites with bench seating.
Capacity: 16
Pricing: $110/night
Amenities: Electricity, Stove/Fridge, Fireplace, Bunk Beds, Heat, Showers, Flush Toilets, Fire Circle, A/C

Barnitz Hall Dining Hall

Barnitz Hall, located next to the main parking lot, is a multi-purpose building used for program events, sleeping, or as the camp dining hall. This wheelchair-accessible building has a vaulted ceiling and large picture windows on the east and west sides of the building. The main room can seat 200 people at tables for program activities or eating, and along the west side of the building is a covered porch. The building has a commercial style kitchen with large walk-in refrigerator and freezer, and lots of space for food preparation.
Capacity: 200
Pricing: $40/4 hours
Amenities: Electricity, Fireplace, Walk-in Fridge, Walk-in Freezer, Flush Toilets, Oven/Fridge, Heat, Dishwasher

Barnitz Hall Lodge

Barnitz Hall, located next to the main parking lot, is a multi-purpose building used for program events, sleeping, or as the camp dining hall. This wheelchair-accessible building has a vaulted ceiling and large picture windows on the east and west sides of the building. The main room can seat 200 people at tables for program activities or eating, and along the west side of the building is a covered porch. The building has a commercial style kitchen with large walk-in refrigerator and freezer, and lots of space for food preparation.
Capacity: 24
Pricing: $105/night
Amenities: Electricity, Fireplace, Flush Toilets, Heat, Mattresses (no bunks)

Cedar Crest

Cedar Crest tent unit, accessible by foot crossing at the Stony Brook, is located west of Maple Hollow and the Sugar Shack. This secluded unit has eight platform tents that create a semi-circle around a large grassy area. Stargazing at night is a favorite activity for those staying in this unit. There is a covered kitchen shelter with fireplace, refrigerator, and picnic tables. In addition, there is a fire circle with bench seating and a short distance away a latrine with water stand oasis.
Capacity: 32 (4 per tent)
Pricing: $65/night
Amenities: Shelter House/Electric, Fireplace, Cots/Mattresses, Fridge and Water, Latrine, Picnic Tables, Fire Circle

Maple Hollow

Maple Hollow, located in the center of camp, has nine platform tents that each sleep four people. The tents surround a large open grassy area with a fire circle and bench seats in the middle. There is an open-air covered kitchen shelter with refrigerator, fireplace, and picnic tables. Nearby is the latrine and washstand oasis.
Capacity: 36 (4 per tent, one of which is handicap accessible)
Pricing: $65/night
Amenities: Shelter House/Electric, Fireplace, Cots/Mattresses, Fridge and Water, Latrine, Picnic Tables, Fire Circle

Sycamore Glen

Sycamore Glen tent unit, located north of Maple Hollow, has eight platform tent units that each sleep four people. The tents are situated along the woods with a large grassy area in front and also across the roadway. There is a fire circle with bench seating available, along with an open-air covered kitchen shelter. The shelter, nestled in the woods, has a refrigerator, fireplace, and picnic tables.
Capacity: 32 (4 per tent)
Pricing: $65/night
Amenities: Shelter House/Electric, Fireplace, Cots/Mattresses, Fridge and Water, Latrine, Picnic Tables, Fire Circle

Red Bud

Red Bud tent unit is located on the north side of camp. This unit has six platform tents that each sleep four people. Like Sycamore Glen, the tents are situated along the woods with a large grassy area in front of the tents. The enclosed kitchen shelter, located north of the tent unit, is tucked in the woods, giving it a very secluded feeling. Outside the shelter is a fire circle with bench seating.
Capacity: 28 (4 per tent)
Pricing: $65/night
Amenities: Shelter House/Electric, Fireplace, Cots/Mattresses, Fridge and Water, Latrine, Picnic Tables, Fire Circle

Archery Range

This archery range is located on the east side of camp just past Ittman and Pinetree lodges. All equipment is furnished. An instructor is required.
Pricing: $15/hours
Amenities: Targets, Arm Guards, Bows, Arrows

Climbing Wall

This is an outdoor climbing wall. All equipment is furnished. An instructor and belayers are required. *You must fill out an additional program request form to set up a session. Limited to Service Units or troops with 16 girls or larger. Reserve your spot today with the Program Request form!
Pricing: $12 per girl
Amenities: Wall, Equipment, Benches

Sling Shot Range

This is an area set aside for slingshots. Each range varies in targets. Slingshots and eye protection is available from the camp welcome center on a first come, first serve basis. or can be reserved through the council resource rooms at each service center. You must bring your own projectiles (no dog food!).
Amenities: Targets

Tomahawk Range

The tomahawk range is perfect for Cadettes and above to put their skills to the test. Tomahawks are provided. To reserve the tomahawk range, at least one adult needs to have been trained to accurately use the tomahawk range

Pool

The pool may be reserved by calling Customer Care. Please refer to the Site User's Guide for pool reservation and safety information. One or more currently certified lifeguards are required and not provided by the council.
Pricing: $50/hour
Amenities: Shower House, Posted Rules, Toilets

Low Challenge Course

This is a challenge course consisting of individual elements no more than a foot or so off the ground and focuses on team-building and communication skills. An instructor is required.
Pricing: $15/hour
Amenities: All Materials

Program Shelter

Similar to a park picnic shelter, the Program Shelter is a 40 X 60-foot space that can fit 120 people perfect for program activities or reserving as a home base while your troop enjoys exploring camp and hiking the trails.
Pricing: $30/4 hours
Amenities: Conveniently located in the center of main camp; Picnic Tables; Restrooms; Electricity

Self Guided Activities

Orienteering Course Map
Geocaching Clues and Answers
Be a Camp Champ Patch Program and Camp Stonybrook Extension 
Hiking - Check out the Hiking Challenge Medallion Program
Creek Stomping
Gaga Ball
Sling Shots
Hatchet Throwing

Resource Kits

Resource kits are available to sign out at the Welcome Center (Kits are first come, first serve).

Bat's So Awesome Kit: Learn how awesome these creatures are! Includes instruction packets and non-consumable items. Check out the downloadable patch program booklet to make optional copies.

Compass Kit: Learn how to use a compass to navigate. Includes 10 compasses and instructions.

Pocket Knives Kit: Contains 12 pocket knives and instructions for skill-building activities.

Knot Tying Kit: Contains 15 pieces of rope, one laminated knots curriculum manual, 10 manuals for girls to reference, notecards with knots for games, and knot game instructions.

Night Sky Kit: Contains a night sky activity guide and 4 red light flashlights and planispheres.

Camp Creatures Kit: Contains 12 binoculars, 12 magnifying boxes, 2 critter nets for outdoor and environmental exploration activities, and suggested activity guides.

Sling Shot Kit: Contains 5 slingshots, 2 replacement bands, 5 protective eyeglasses, and instructions. You must bring your own projectiles (no dog food).

Service Project Ideas

Adopt a trail and keep it trimmed and well marked
Adopt a unit and keep it clean
Gather firewood to stock a fire circle
Adopt or create flower beds - clean, plant, mulch
Scrub washstands with bleach
Wash windows
Dust
Make benches
Pick up rocks and sticks in mowing areas
Clean out/straighten up fire circles
Wash curtains
Remove graffiti
Remove honeysuckle (make something with it!)

Attend a council-sponsored program at Camp Stonybrook! Browse all activities at Camp Stonybrook and sign up for a program today.

For internet search, use zip code 45068.

Groceries

Hometown Market
60 N Marvin Ln
Waynesville, OH 45068

Walmart
1530 Walmart Dr
Lebanon, OH 45036

Dollar General
6800 Corwin Ave
Waynesville, OH 45068

Medical Facilities

Waynesville Urgent Care (close to camp entrance)
4353 East State Rt 73 Road
Waynesville, OH
(513) 855-4336

CareFirst Urgent Care - Lebanon
1000 Columbus Ave B
Lebanon, OH 45068
(513) 934-7171

TriHealth Bethesda Arrow Springs (ER)
100 Arrow Springs Boulevard
Lebanon, OH 45036
(513) 282-7000

Kettering Health Network Franklin (ER)
100 Kettering Way
Franklin, OH 45005
(937) 458-4700

Miami Valley Hospital South (ER)
2400 Miami Valley Dr
Centerville, OH 45459
(937) 438-2400

Local Attractions

Ohio Renaissance Festival
10542 E State Route 73
Waynesville, OH 45068
(513) 897-7000

Caesar's Creek Pioneer Village
3999 Pioneer Village Rd
Waynesville, OH 45068
(937) 705-0785

Caesar Creek Gorge State Nature Preserve
4080 Corwin Rd
Oregonia, OH 45068

The Waynesville Area Chamber of Commerce also has a Calendar of Events to reference!

Caesar Creek State Park
8570 E State Route 73
Waynesville, OH 45068

Ever need a set of Girl Scout and WAGGGS flags for a special ceremony but not sure where to borrow them? Or want to try some campfire cooking in a dutch oven but not sure about spending troop funds (or your own) on cast iron cookware?

While your own set of flags or campfire cooking gear can be quite useful if you use them frequently, there are some items where it's truly better to borrow than to purchase with troop funds to use your resources wisely. That's why our Resource Centers across the council have common items for troops to borrow and enrich their Girl Scout experience!

Please note, all program resources may be checked out only:

• For one week, unless confirmed by the program staff
• By a Girl Scout volunteer for Girl Scout use.

Request Equipment

Join us as we take you on a tour of Camp Stonybrook! We will drive through first so you can get a lay of the camp, and then tour most buildings. This is perfect if you've never been to Stonybrook before, or you just miss seeing the familiar sights!

Structures
Welcome Center
Program Shelter
New Honor Lodge
Pinetree Lodge Renovation

Signage
Trailheads and Markers
Wayfinding Signs

Educational and Activities
Belay Education Station
Bluebird Trail Nature Observation Station
Climbing Wall
Creekside Fossil Station
Creek Exploration Station
Gaga Pit
Low Challenge Course
Nine in the Sky
Photo Op
Swinging Bridge Renovation
Weather Station

Learn more

We are so excited to offer an area at Camp Stonybrook that is accessible to Girl Scouts of all abilities The Honor Lodge is wheelchair accessible.