Camp Hi-Sierra

Camp Hi-Sierra offers Scouts BSA Summer Camp for Scouts BSA troops, provisional campers, families, Venturers, older Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Webelos. It also offers Adopt-a-Campsite, a volunteer campsite maintenance and improvement program with work projects, program time, and meals provided from Saturday breakfast through Sunday lunch. Group rentals are available in the fall, winter, and spring for Scout units, schools, churches, and outdoor organizations.

Programs

• Scouts BSA Summer Camp — Scouts BSA troops, provisional campers, families, Venturers, older Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Webelos · Six weeks, June 20 to July 31
• Adopt-a-Campsite — Memorial Day weekend · Volunteer campsite maintenance and improvement program with work projects, program time, and meals provided Saturday breakfast through Sunday lunch.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Current session: 2027 summer camp registration (Jun 20–Jul 31, 2027); Memorial Day weekend Adopt-a-Campsite (May 28–May 30, 2027)
• General schedule: Summer camp runs six weeks, June 20 to July 31. Camp is open all year long. In the fall, winter, and spring, camp is open for group rentals. Adopt-a-Campsite includes Friday arrival after 4pm, Saturday check-in by 9am, and Sunday departure at 4pm.

About the provider

Camp Hi-Sierra has been open since 1949, with 75 years of campfires and counting.

• Group Rentals — Fall, winter, and spring · Open for group rentals to Scout units, schools, churches, and outdoor organizations.

• Adopt-a-Campsite pricing — $20 per person through Feb. 28, 2027; $30 from March 1; $35 from May 1

What families say

“I enjoyed being at camp and able to see the solar system during new moon and see nebula M57 in the observatory telescope… Hi-Sierra is my favorite place to go camping.” — PJ, Troop 799, SVMBC (2026 Week 4, youth)

“This was one of the best summer camp weeks I have ever had and it was my 36th summer camp as scoutmaster.” — S. Hanna, Adult, Troop 125, Golden Gate Area Council, Week 3, 2026

“My Scout was incredibly motivated by his buddies and the prestige of earning Legend status. I have rarely seen him work so hard to meet a goal… I never imagined anything could motivate him to hike 16 miles!!!” — Heather Poore, Adult, Troop 799, Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council, Week 4, 2026

Last updated November 1, 2026.