Camp Graham - Girl Scouts NC Coastal Pines - Henderson, North Carolina

Juston K.

Camp Graham was tons of fun for the girls. It has a quite a large stretch of land. Everything was spread out enough for the girls to
do archery in the woods and kayaking. Despite the cold weather, every girl eventually got to into kayaks and paddled around. Stay on the paths and you'll avoid the the poison ivy.

Kristen B.

This is a very beautiful camp and I would actually write it five stars if they had an indoor bathhouse. When it’s cold out, you can’t take a shower without freezing with the open-air design they currently have. There are more granddaddy longlegs here than anywhere I’ve ever seen and with the open-air toilet stalls, they’re everywhere on the wall. That didn’t bother me as much as the fact that you don’t have an option to take a shower without freezing. Otherwise, I love this camp.

June B.

Camp Graham is a really fun place to send your kid, they can experience many different activities there. I have been going yearly and am still friends with many of the people I met there. The counselors all have really fun nicknames and at the end of the week they reveal their real names. There are many different sessions to choose from and all of them are really fun. Overall my experience here has been ecstatic! Every year after camp I get "camp sickness" so in other words I miss camp just like one would with homesickness. When this happens all I can do is anticipate camp next year. The environment of camp is really fun. You are exposed to so many different people and with your cabin/tree house/tent you just seem to drift into a tight little pod. Even thought the "buddy system" can be annoying at times you never feel alone. When I am there I feel great, yes it may be a little buggy, or a little hot, but so is any camp! I love camp graham and plan to continue attending there till I am too old and then I will become a counselor myself.

Amanda B.

I love this camp! By far the best one in the council. It gives girls the experience of really camping, and not some fancy clamping experience. The camp allows girls to try new things, and to meet new people around the state and world! I’ve been here for 8 years so far, and plan to continue my Camp Graham journey as a councilor. I highly recommend you send your young/older Girl Scout to this amazing place of adventure!
Camp, Camp Graham! 🏕🛶🏕

Jessica S.

I love Camp Graham and I've been going since I was 8. Since I've aged out of their programs, I've been trying to recommend this camp to anyone who wants to experience Girl Scout Camp at it's finest.

All of the counselors have fun names and it just adds to the excitement and anticipation of the week (at the end all of the campers get to learn the counselors real names and it's honestly one of the better parts of the week.)

Yes, there are bugs and spiders and the "dreaded buddy system" but no one wants to walk in the dark to the bathroom. Buddies are a necessity and a great way to make new friends. I'm still friends with some of the people I roomed with years ago. Part of the appeal at Graham is the rustic nature. If you want to experience "real" girl scouting then go to Graham. Just pack a water bottle, bug spray, and sunscreen.

You can always count on your counselors to take care of your child. They are well equipped to handle homesickness, conflicts, any medical needs (like bug bites, sunscreen, etc). Don't worry if your child has food requirements they will provide vegetarian food, gluten, and all other food specifications if needed.

Also who doesn't want to learn how to sail?

10/10

Emily I.

I haven't been there in 15 years, but this camp definitely holds some of my best memories.

Claire M.

I found a toad in the bathroom like i understand that camps are dirty but how tf did a toad get in the bathroom. Also, the bathrooms are disgusting.

Alexandra H.

Loved this place when I was in Girl Scouts. It was safe but also a camping experience.