Camp Telogia is under restoration thanks to our amazing volunteers and a generous grant from the Batchelor Foundation.

Camp Telogia

Camp Telogia is a 9.5-acre Girl Scout camp located on the north side of Holmberg Road, just west of SR 441, in Parkland. Camp Telogia had been in operation since 1961, when Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida took ownership of the land through a gift from Broward County, until 2017. Previous plans to permanently abandon the property were suspended in 2018 and in 2019 a three-phase restoration and revitalization plan was adopted. Once reopened, Camp Telogia will be used for daytime and evening activities, and will be the perfect place for the progressive program outdoor experiences to begin.
Camp Telogia Batchelor Foundation Grant - Press Release 01.14.2020
Restoration Efforts

Here’s a glimpse at the restoration project’s three phases:
Phase 1: Expected to be complete by September 2020, (A) removal of exotic/invasive vegetation, (B) demolition of structures formally known as White Oak and Sunshine, and (C) creation of a master site plan
Phase 2: Funding Dependent, (A) renovation of Green Thumb structure, (B) installation of 2 pavilions, (C) creation of an entrance/exit ‘loop’ road (leading to/from Green Thumb), and (D) creation of a designated parking area
Phase 3: Funding Dependent, (A) installation of restroom structure, (B) installation of perimeter fencing, (C) installation of security gate, (D) installation of 2 fire pit areas, and (E) landscaping
Volunteer Work Days

On April 7, 2019, we hosted our first volunteer work day! Volunteers
and staff started to clear out debris and invasive plants from the
property. They also prepped areas for the demolition process.

On July 27, 2019, volunteers gathered again to start the demolition of some of the structures on the camp property, as well as remove debris and invasive plants.

On October 19, 2019, volunteers continued the demolition process!

On November 16, 2019, progress was made clearing out the front of
the unit house and major debris was removed. Volunteers continued to
remove invasive species of plants to help natural growth in the area.

Our top projects for February 29, 2020, include preliminary interior demolition of the Green Thumb structure (in the cooking and restroom areas), clearing debris and other ground hazards, and removal of undergrowth and clearing of land outside and inside areas that are east of the gate to preserve healthy trees.