Rock Hill Camp’s 200 wooded acres, located in Mahopac, Putnam County has been a favorite site for Girl Scouts since 1922.



Facilities include: Five Platform Tent units each with the capacity of approximately 40 people. Each unit has a kitchen shelter with fireplace, picnic tables, water and fire circle. Four units have access to a washhouse with flush toilets and showers, the fifth unit has a wash area and latrines. Rock Hill Camp has a pristine lake for swimming and boating, indoor and outdoor dining facilities, high and low ropes courses, hiking trails, archery range, nature and arts & crafts pavilions.



History: Rock Hill camp has been a favorite site with Girl Scout troops since 1922 when it was leased by the Westchester Girl Scout Camp Committee, Inc. a group comprised of 18 different councils from around the county. Five years later it was purchased with the help of such famous people as V. Everit Macy, Felix Wartburg, Edwin Gould and John D. Rockefeller, Jr. In 1991 Rock Hill Camp underwent major renovations where four winterized cabins and four washhouses were built. Soon after that, the dining hall was renovated and winterized. Additionally low, mid, and high ropes courses were installed.