Camp Glenwood
The “little red schoolhouse” of Camp 37 Cedar Springs was repurposed and became Camp Glenwood in 1956, dedicated to the Boy Scouts
The “little red schoolhouse” of Camp 37 Cedar Springs was repurposed and became Camp Glenwood in 1956, dedicated to the Boy Scouts
Loomis Ranch of Alder Creek was once a Girl Scouts camp for a brief period of time in the 1950s before reverting back to private ownership.
Two high country seasonal Forest Service campgrounds with storied pasts involving bandits and horse thieves.
Angeles Crest Christian Camp was founded in the 1940s as a year round Christian camp located at 6,000 ft along the Santa Clara Divide Road.
Angeles Crest Christian Camp was founded in the 1940s as a year round Christian camp located at 6,000 ft along the Santa Clara Divide Road.
Camp Pajarito was a former Girl Scouts camp located in the Angeles National Forest from the 1960s until the 80s.
Camp Singing Pines was a popular Girls Scouts camp from the early 1940s to 1993, established by the Pasadena Girl Scout Council.
In 1950, the Arcadia Girl Scout Council established a camp site along Santa Clara Divide Road and developed it into Camp Hidden Valley.
Rosenita Saddle was formerly the site of a short-lived Girl Scout Camp, established in 1958 and removed in 1966.
Camp Cumorah Crest was a LDS and a Boy Scout Camp until it burned down in 2009. It then became Camp Eaton, which still operates today