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Camp Judy Layne

Camp Judy Layne

Camp Judy Layne is 183 acres nestled in Eastern Kentucky in Morgan County. It is surrounded by the Daniel Boone National Forest and just a few miles from Cave Run Lake. We offer weeklong and 3-day overnight camp (summer overnight camp) during the summer, weekend adventure opportunities and self-direct activities. The overnight capacity at this camp is 154.

Months Open to Campers: April 1st - November 15th

Camp Phone Number: 606-768-2629

Camp Emergency Phone Number: 859-492-8350

Address: 1489 Camp Judy Layne Road, Wellington, KY 40387

Directions

Directions from I-64: Take Exit 133 towards Farmers, then follow 801 to 1274, then left at 2023 Camp Judy Layne Road and camp will be at the end of the road.

Camp is approximately 77 miles from the Lexington Service Center.

Camp Cache

The Camp Cache is the gold award project by Mary Lara Hardesty. It has materials that will be helpful for troops to plan and do activities at camp.

Events

Feb. 6-7, 2026: Winter Adventure Weekend (open to Cadettes and up)

March 21, 2026: Cadette Archery Badge Workshop (open to Cadettes)

April 18-19, 2026: Camping 101 (open to Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors)

April 19, 2026: Camp Judy Layne Open House

May 1-3, 2026: G.I.R.L. Adventure Weekend (Open to all ages)

May 15-17, 2026: Advanced Adventure Training (Open to Volunteers)

Aug. 28-30, 2026: Survivor Camp (Open to all ages)

Sept. 18-20, 2026: Alumni Reunion (Open to Adults)

Oct. 3-4 , 2026: Ghoul Scouts (Open to Brownies, Juniors, and Cadettes)

 

The reunion was well attended and it was great to see old friends and make new ones. We hope to see everyone next time - September 18-20, 2026!

We had a great summer at Camp Judy Layne this year. Thank you to all the staff, volunteers and campers for another great summer!

Facilities & Amenities

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Seven tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), water spigot, main bath house, fire circle, and shelter.

Each tent has four cots and mattresses. Each tent sleeps four campers. Tents do not include bedding. Campers must bring their own pillow, sheets, blanket and/or sleeping bag. 

The shelter has electric, picnic tables and benches. 

The main bath house has four private shower stalls and four private toilet stalls. It also has two accessible stalls with shower, toilet and sink. This building serves as the camps storm shelter during inclement weather. The main bath house is available to all campers. You are responsible for cleaning the bath house after usage.  

Sleeping Capacity - 28

Girl Scout Fees - $50/night (per group of 28 or less)

Non-Scout Fees - $75/night (per group of 28 or less)

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Whippoorwill Bunkhouse Unit toggle arrow

Three bunkhouses (sleep 10 each), bathhouse with three bathrooms and showers, kitchen attached to the bath house, fire circle, and shelter. 

Each bunkhouse has five sets of metal bunks with mattresses. Each Bunkhouse has electric to plug in floor or window fans. Bedding is not included. Campers must bring their own pillow, sheets, blanket and/or sleeping bag. Cabins are not insulated and have no heating.

Shelter has electric, picnic tables and benches.

Bathhouse includes three individual bathrooms with toilet, shower and sink. One bathroom is accessible. The kitchen is attached to the bathhouse and includes a stove, refrigerator, microwave, and sink. Cooking utensils not included. Please bring your own cooking utensils.  

Sleeping Capacity - 30

Girl Scout Fees - $50/night (per group of 30 or less)

Non-Scout Fees - $75/night (per group of 30 or less)

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Six tent platforms (sleeps 4 each), fire circle, water spigot, Bath house with three bathrooms with showers, kitchenette and shelter.

Each tent has four cots and mattresses. Each tent sleeps four camper. Tents do not include bedding. Campers must bring their own pillow, sheets, blanket and/or sleeping bag. 

The shelter has electric, picnic tables and benches. 

Bath house includes three individual bathrooms with toilet, shower, and sink. One of the bathrooms is accessible. The kitchen is attached to the bath house and includes a stove, refrigerator, microwave, and sink. Cooking utensils not included. Please bring your own utensils.  

Sleeping Capacity - 24

Girl Scout Fees - $25/night (per group of 24 or less)

Non-Scout Fees - $50/night (per group of 24 or less)

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Keeneland Bunkhouse Unit toggle arrow

Three Cabins (two cabins sleep 8 each and one cabin the sleeps 10), water spigot, fire circle, shelter, and latrines.

Each cabin has four bunkbeds and sleep eight each. One of the cabins has an additional room for the leaders. The leaders room is located in the back of the cabin and has one bunkbed that sleeps two. A refrigerator and microwave are included in the leaders room. Each cabin has electricity and is heated by wall heaters and cooled by floor fans. 

The shelter has electric, picnic tables and benches. There is a brick fireplace in the shelter that can be used for cooking meals. 

The latrines are your bathroom facility for this unit but you are welcome to use the bath house from April through October.

Sleeping Capacity - 26

Girl Scout Fees - $45/night (per group of 26 or less)

Non-Scout Fees - $60/night (per group of 26 or less)

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Charlotte's Web Bunkhouse Unit toggle arrow

Three Cabins (two sleep 8 each and one cabin that sleeps 10), fire circle, water spigot, shelter, and latrines. 

Each cabin has four bunkbeds and sleep eight each. One of the cabins has an additional room for the leaders. The leaders room is located in the back of the cabin and has one bunkbed that sleeps two. A refrigerator and microwave are included in the leader's room. Each cabin has electricity and is heated by wall heaters and cooled by floor fans. 

The shelter has electric, picnic tables and benches. Theres is a brick fireplace in the shelter that can be used for cooking meals. 

The latrines are your bathroom facility for this unit but you are welcome to use the bath house (be sure to clean up after yourselves if you use bathhouse).

Sleeping Capacity - 26

Girl Scout Fees - $45/night (per group of 26 or less)

Non-Scout Fees - $60/night (per group of 26 or less)

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Description -

The main bath house has four private shower stalls and four private toilet stalls. There also are two accessible stalls with shower, toilet and sink. This building serves as the camps storm shelter during inclement weather. The main bath house is available to all campers. You are responsible for cleaning the bath house after usage.

Girl Scout & Non-Scout Fees - Included

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ABC Lodge toggle arrow

Lodge with kitchen, bathroom & shower, leader’s room, open area, and air conditioning.

Lodge includes an open area for eating and sleeping. The open area includes mattresses and a small table with chairs. The leaders room has a cot with mattress. Bedding is not included. Campers must bring their own pillow, sheets, blanket and/or sleeping bag. The unit has one bathroom with toilet, shower and sink. A small kitchen area is included with refrigerator, oven, stove, microwave, two sinks, and cooking utensils and some dishes.  

Sleeping Capacity - 12

Girl Scout Fees - $50/night (per group of 12 or less)

Non-Scout Fees - $100/night (per group of 12 or less)

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40 foot tall climbing tower & 200 foot zip line (Requires certified facilitator for use). For information contact the Camp Team or camp@gswrc.org.

Girl Scout Fees - $15

Non-Scout Fees - $25

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Large open space with stone fireplace. The dining hall is heated by the fireplace and cooled by ceiling and vent fans. Equipped with fold out tables and benches. Includes bowls, plates, cups, and utensils. The dining hall can serve up to 120 at one time. Two new handicap accessible bathrooms!

Large industrial kitchen equipped with walk in cooler, large prep area, and cooking equipment. Includes a bathroom in the back with toilet and handwashing sink.  

Dining Hall Only

Girl Scout Fees: $35 /day

Non-Scout Fees: $50/day

 

Dining Hall and Commercial Kitchen

Girl Scout Fees: $100/day

Non-Scout Fees: $150/day

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Pond with canoeing (Requires certified lifeguard for use. For more information contact the Camp Team camp@gswrc.org). NO SWIMMING!

Girl Scout Fees: $5 a person/day

Non-Scout Fees: $10 a person/day

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Craft and activity building with water and electric. Includes tables and chairs. Art supplies is not included. You must bring your own art supplies.

Girl Scout Fees: $20/day

Non-Scout Fees: $40/day

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Use of camp without overnight stay. 

Girl Scout Fees - $2.00 a person per day

Non-Scout Fees - $5.00 a person per day

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Hiking trails (please check with us to see which ones are open), archery, amphitheater, Thicket Theater, jumping pillow, and canoeing. Some of the activities require certified facilitators. Please remember these amenities are for everyone at camp and must be shared. For more information contact the Camp Team camp@gswrc.org.

The listed activities are free to all campers except for canoing and archery. You must have a certified facilitator for canoing and archery. 

Girl Scout Fees: $2 a person/day

Non-Scout Fees: $5 a person/day

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flash_32 DESIGNATED STORM SHELTERflash_32

The designated storm shelters are the trail house located under the kitchen of the dining hall and the bathhouse near Lookout Unit – please familiarize yourself and your campers with all safety procedures on arrival.

 

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