Camp and Facilities

Grand Haven Little House

History

The Girl Scout "Little House", located in downtown Grand Haven, has been in use since 1942. It was erected specifically for the Girl Scouts, and was built as a community effort on property donated by local citizen Eleanor Griffin-McNett.

Over the years, thanks to the contributions of many supporters of Girl Scouting, additions and improvements have continued to make the Girl Scout House an ideal place for meetings, trainings and overnights. It is available for use by any registered Girl Scout troop or group.

Facilities and equipment include:

three large meeting/activity rooms, two of which may be used for sleeping (maximum capacity of 36 people)
kitchen with stove/oven, refrigerator, small appliances, basic cooking equipment, and dinner service for twenty
two-stall bathroom downstairs and a barrier free bathroom upstairs (no shower facilities)
fireplace in main meeting room
folding tables and chairs.

The Girl Scout House has a ramp for handicapped access to the main floor; however, the kitchen is not barrier free.

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Girl Scout Troop and Service Unit Rentals and Prices
House for rent. Holds 36 people.
$25 for Day Use, $70 for 1 Night, $130 for 2 Night, $25 Deposit.
Open all year!

Outside Group Rentals and Prices
House for rent. Holds 36 people.
Prices for Non-Profit/Private: $100/$140 for 1 Night, $200/$280 for 2 Nights, $50 for Day Use, $75 Deposit.
Open all year!

Camp and Facilities