Hulk House at Camp Martha Johnston: an air‑conditioned, group‑ready basecamp in Lizella

LIZELLA LODGING FIELD GUIDE

Hulk House at Camp Martha Johnston: an air‑conditioned, group‑ready basecamp in Lizella

A renovated group lodging option operated by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia that pairs modern utilities with troop-style sleeping arrangements—this guide covers what to expect and what to pack.

Hulk House at Camp Martha Johnston: an air‑conditioned, group‑ready basecamp in Lizella.

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Location
Lizella
Operator
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Martha Johnston
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Discover the charm of Camp Martha Johnston’s Hulk House in Lizella, a newly renovated group lodging that combines electricity and air conditioning with a full‑size residential kitchen and flexible floor sleeping for families and troops—an experience built for shared evenings and lasting memories under the stars.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

MODERN COMFORTS

Climate control and power

Hulk House includes electricity and air conditioning, making it a comfortable basecamp whether you’re cooling off after an outdoor day or powering the full kitchen for group meals.

THE COMMONS

Full‑size residential kitchen

The space provides use of a full‑size residential kitchen, enabling troop‑style meal planning and shared cooking for families and groups.

GROUP SLEEP SETUP

Flexible sleeping for up to 14

Newly renovated interior space is designed for floor sleeping—there are no built‑in beds, so guests bring sleeping bags or air mattresses; the unit holds 4 adults and 10 children (total capacity 14).

What the day feels like

What staying at Hulk House feels like

Staying at Hulk House is a utilitarian, group‑focused lodging experience: a renovated building with modern utilities and a residential kitchen where evenings are spent together around prepared meals, then sleeping in shared quarters on sleeping bags or air mattresses beneath a sky that still invites the classic camp ritual of time spent under the stars.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this lodging suits—and who should consider alternatives.

1
Girl Scout troopsDesigned for troop use and group programming, Hulk House supports shared‑sleep arrangements and group meal preparation for up to 14 people.
2
Family groupsFamilies traveling together can use the renovated facility and kitchen, though all parties should plan to sleep on the floor with their own sleeping bags or air mattresses.
3
Extended‑stay rentersAvailable in one‑to‑seven night rentals, the house accommodates multi‑night stays with amenities like electricity and a full kitchen.
4
Guests who need standard bedsNot ideal for travelers who require standard beds or bedding provided by the operator—Hulk House has no beds, so guests must bring their own sleeping gear.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring sleeping bags or air mattresses and personal bedding; the lodging provides electricity and climate control but does not supply beds or linens.

Timing & Booking

Rentals are available for one to seven nights—confirm your intended length of stay when booking.

Check‑in / Check‑out

Standard check‑in begins at 3:00pm and check‑out is at 11:00am; verify any site‑specific arrival instructions with the operator.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Does Hulk House have electricity and air conditioning?

Yes. Hulk House includes electricity and air conditioning.

Are beds or linens provided?

No. There are no beds; troops and guests should bring their own sleeping bags or air mattresses.

What is the maximum occupancy?

Total capacity is 14 people; the space holds 4 adults and 10 children.

When is check‑in and check‑out?

Check‑in is at 3:00pm and check‑out is at 11:00am.

How long can I reserve Hulk House?

Hulk House is available for one‑ to seven‑night rentals.

Who operates Hulk House?

Hulk House is operated by Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia at Camp Martha Johnston.