Stem Adventure Center

Descriptions of each facility can be found below. You can also download the Accommodations & Facilities Chart for easy reference!

KORNHAUSER LODGE

Kornhauser is a converted barn. It has a sleeping loft as well as a single bedroom that can be used for men’s sleeping or for an infirmary. Kornhauser Lodge is heated, has a large kitchen, and restrooms with showers. There are several covered outdoor patios surrounding the lodge.

Capacity: 30 sleeping, 76 seating

Pricing: $100 for overnight use, $55 for day use

Availability: Year-Round

HONEYSUCKLE LODGE

Honeysuckle is a medium sized, year-round cabin with a sleeping loft, modern bathroom and kitchen facilities. There is central heating and air conditioning. Honeysuckle has a lovely back porch which overlooks the forest and is suitable for relaxing. 

Capacity: 24 sleeping, 32 seating 

Pricing: $75 for overnight use, $40 for day use

Availability: Year-Round

MAY KENDALL SHELTER & TENT PLATFORMS 

May Kendall is a barn style shelter house with electricity that sleeps up to 16. It has sliding barn doors to allow the outdoors in or keep in outdoors out. It is served by a latrine.

There are 4 tent platforms near the shelter on which to pitch your own tents. 

Capacity: Shelter 16 sleeping, Tents – varies based on tents used

Pricing: $30 for overnight use, $20 for day use

Availability: Year-Round (November 1 – April 14 water available from a tap near Kornhauser Lodge)

MRS. K'S SHELTER (MAIN PARKING) 

Mrs. K’s Shelter is picnic pavilion for day use only. It seats 30 people and has a pit latrine, fire circle, and frost-free faucet nearby.

Capacity: 30 people

Pricing:  $30 for overnight use, $10 for day use

Availability: Year-Round

PRIMITIVE CAMPING

Groups may pitch their own tents in the field in front of or behind Kornhauser Lodge. This area is served by the toilets at Mrs. K’s Shelter. 

Capacity: 30 people 

Pricing: $10 for overnight use 

Availability: April 15-October 31

HAMMOCK UNIT

Troop 1220 built a Hammock Unit their Silver Award in 2024. With a fire ring and an instructional video, they made it a perfect place for campers to build outdoor skills and earn their Primitive Camper badges.

Capacity: 12 people 

Pricing: $20 for overnight use 

Availability: Year-Round

The following activities are available at camp and may require a separate reservation and/or fee. If you have questions about using program areas or need more information, please contact our Customer Care Team.

• Adventure Playground
• Archery
• Caving
• High Ropes Course (temporarily closed for maintenance)
• Slingshots
• Teams Course
• Trails & Hiking

When preparing for any activity with girls, always begin with the Safety Activity Checkpoints (SACs) written specifically for that particular activity.

Safety Activity Checkpoints provides the standard safety guidelines for Girl Scouts of the USA and council approved activities. In addition to providing volunteers with safety guidelines to ensure the physical and emotional safety of girls, information is also included throughout SACs to ensure equity, diversity, and inclusive thinking when planning Girl Scout activities so all girls with a desire to participate are included.

Enhance your troop’s visit with a variety of outdoor experiences available for self-guided use. Girl Scout members are welcome to reserve activities provided they have the required training and adhere to Safety Activity Checkpoints. Buildings and activities must be reserved separately; reserving a building does not include or guarantee access to activities or facilitators. Additionally, activities and buildings must be reserved at the same time. 

Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is committed to ensuring that troops, service units and areas have easy access to meeting spaces, including council property. Troops, service units and areas may use council camps and council offices for regular meetings, for up to 3 hours at no charge. Please use the form to submit your request here. 

We welcome reservation requests from community groups and non–Girl Scout members interested in using our camp properties. While availability and fit may vary, we’re happy to explore options with you. Please complete our Property Use Inquiry Form to share your needs, and a member of our team will follow up after reviewing your submission.

Girl Scouts from other councils should contact the Property Registrar to request a reservation at our properties.

The online Events Calendar is your source for the most up-to-date information about events you can attend as a troop, with a friend, or as a family. 

Many council-sponsored events provide Girl Scouts with experiences in the outdoors and are designed to build their confidence and skills. Trained council staff and program partners guide girls, so they can then continue these activities on their own. 

Check it often for updates! Find it at www.gskentuckiana.org/eventcalendar.

Download a map of camp here!