Hollywoodland Girls’ Camp

Wow. It’s been ages since I was last here. But I recall it was sometime between the mid 80’s early 90’s. I still don’t remember how I was able to get to go. I met some friends here and the most memorable experience that I can recall was the time we were given «mint certs» when we went into a cave and saw how little sparkles came from our mouths when we but into them. I fell in love with this place and I still remember that trip to the caves to this day. It seems that that trip is no longer available for reasons unknown to me, but regardless of that, I’m glad I had that opportunity.
Thanks for the memory Camp Hollywoodland ^_^

Best sleept-​away camp for girls aged 6 – 14. My child had so much fun and cannot wait to go back there again.

I just witnessed the worst control of screaming girls, and of camp counselors. At least 50 + screaming girls in the Ralphs market in Malibu. They were so out of control. This is not cool I’ve been a camp counselor these were the most rudest children. You never send that many kids into a market at once. These girls are out of control I would never ever send my kids to this camp. I blame it on the counselors for lack of judgement. The counselors need to be briefed on etiquette in public.

This is the best kept secret for girls sleep-​away camps! It is located in the Hollywood hills /​Griffith Park area. My daughter has gone 2x and comes back so happy and re-​energized. She has met so many sweet kids and loves every experience there. The cabins house about 12 girls /​bunk beds with 2 councelors for each cabin. We will continue to go every Summer and during the weekend getaways. The food is awesome, the councelors are fun & caring and they have wild, unique names ! This is a great camp for young girls to experience and have special memories of a lifetime. Thank you Camp Hollywoodland!

My daughter just returned from a week at this camp, and she had a great time. Some of the highlights: singing around the campfire, seeing a coyote up close, riding roller coasters at Knott’s Berry Farm (they go on a field trip each week.) She made new friends, and she liked the food. Her only real complaint was that the pool was too cold. This camp is a real bargain compared to other sleepaway camps in the area, and if you live in LA, it’s reassuring to know that your child is not so far away.

I went to this camp from 1968 until 1974 when I became a CIT then a counselor. The times I spent at this camp were the best in my life and I still am friends with a couple of the girls I met while going. What a wonderful experience. I hope it is as good now as it was then. We were called the Jive 5 and we were 5 girls who met there every Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall… Think my parents have a financial stake at that camp. I learned to play guitar there and just had a blast. I STRONGLY suggest it for all young girls.

I came to this camp in 1994, when I was about 13, for two weeks with my very best friend in the entire world.
We had a blast. We were in the same cabin, and because she was smaller than me, I let her take the top bunk. I remember swimming, horseback riding, singing by a campfire every night.
Always a picky eater, I probably ate nothing tortillas and whipped cream while I was there. I’m sure the food was good enough, though, as I was as weird a child as I am now in adulthood.
This was a great place to be creative, I know we tied lanyards and towards the end of our stay, we produced and performed a skit that was a hit with our fellow campers.
Camp Hollywoodland was everything that you picture when you imagine a summer camp, from sunburns and mosquitos to roasted marshmallow s’mores and ghost stories– a five star experience every little girl should have.

I went here as a kid from 1991 – 1997, for every summer! BEST camp. Its a sleepover camp and it goes a week at a time. Every week has a different theme. My favorite was the Hawaiian or Sea themes. Counselors have crazy names and are super cool. Yummy food too. Lots of swimming, cool field trips and so much fun. I went here until I was 12 or 13. I hope it is still open when I have kids!