Camp and Facilities

Ludington Little House

History

Ludington Little House has been a mainstay in Mason County Girl Scouting for over 50 years. The original piece of land for the building was donated to Ludington Girl Scouts in 1953 by Mr. & Mrs. Fred O. Lagesen. During that year, local contractor, Oscar Nelson, proceeded to build the existing block building for the cost of $3,394.00. Much of the materials and most of the labor was donated. In 1960, Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Obel donated a second parcel of land to local Girl Scouts (then the Pine Tree Girl Scout Council) to complete the corner lot. Throughout the years, Girl Scouts from Crooked Tree Council worked together in raising funds for renovations to the building that is now a part of Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore Council and available to all registered members.

The Troop House is located within the city limits of Ludington and is ideal for day use (up to 45 people) or overnights.

Facilities and equipment include:

Kitchenette
half-bath
grills and fenced yard
Sleeping space and mats for up to 20

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Girl Scout Troop or Service Unit Rentals and Prices
Troop House (Capacity: 20 people sleeping space or 45 for day use)
$15 for day use, $25 for 1 Night, $50 for 2 Nights, $25 Deposit
Open All Year

Outside Group Rental Fees
Troop House (Capacity: 20 people sleeping space or 45 for day use)
Pricing Non-Profit/Private: 40/50 for 1 Night, 55/70 for 2 Nights, $20 Day Use, $25 Deposit
Open All Year

Camp and Facilities