Screened-porch suppers and sleepover simplicity at Camp Tanglewood’s Lodge

AUGUSTA LODGING FIELD GUIDE

Screened-porch suppers and sleepover simplicity at Camp Tanglewood’s Lodge

A concise, practical guide to renting the Lodge in Augusta — what’s included (the screened Dining Porch), capacity and overnight basics, check-in/out and reservation notes.

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Screened-porch suppers and sleepover simplicity at Camp Tanglewood’s Lodge.

Duration
Contact operator
Location
Augusta
Operator
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood
Category
Lodging

Adventure brief

Screened-porch suppers and sleepover simplicity at Camp Tanglewood’s Lodge

The Lodge is an intimate, multipurpose space for meals, gatherings and overnight stays at Camp Tanglewood. Renters can eat on the screened Dining Porch and be surrounded by the sounds of nature, or bring sleeping bags and spend the night in the Lodge; the facility offers ample space and essential amenities for troop meetings and small events.

Experience a unique outdoor gathering at the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Tanglewood’s Lodge and Dining Porch in Augusta. This inviting space offers an ideal setting for meals, social events, and cozy sleepovers surrounded by the gentle sounds of nature. Whether you're planning a family getaway, a group retreat, or a casual meal with friends, the screened porch provides shelter and fresh air without compromising comfort. The lodge boasts ample space and essential amenities, making it easy to create memorable experiences while staying connected to the outdoors. The peaceful environment enhances every moment, from morning coffee to evening storytelling around a lantern-lit porch. Reserve your visit today and enjoy Georgia’s natural beauty with all the conveniences of a well-equipped lodge.

Route Schematic

On-site layout and stops

Key on-site elements you’ll use during a Lodge rental, and what to expect at each.

  1. The Lodge

    Primary meeting and sleeping space for gatherings and overnight stays; accommodates up to 25 people and is set up for guests to bring sleeping bags.

  2. Screened Dining Porch

    A screened porch attached to the Lodge for group meals, included with Lodge rental.

  3. Facilities (Bathrooms) & Showers

    Three on-site bathrooms with sinks are available; there are no showers in the Lodge.

  4. Commercial Kitchen (separate reservation)

    The commercial Kitchen, including refrigerator and large ice maker, is not included in the Lodge rental and must be reserved separately; kitchen use requires a ServSafe Management–certified person (or equivalent) to be present.

Capacity is limited to 25 people; overnight guests should plan to bring their own sleeping bags and be aware that the Lodge does not include showers. Kitchen use requires a separate reservation and certified food-safety oversight, and rental policies (including pricing) have been updated to reflect the Dining Porch inclusion.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROOM

Lodge — gatherings by day, sleepovers by night

The Lodge is configured for group use and overnight stays: it accommodates a total of 25 people and is set up for campers to bring their own sleeping bags. The building includes three bathrooms with sinks but no showers.

THE PORCH

Screened Dining Porch — meals amid the woods

A screened-in Dining Porch is included with Lodge rental, providing a place to eat while immersed in the ambient sounds of the surrounding natural setting.

THE LOGISTICS

Kitchen access and booking details

Use of the commercial Kitchen — including its refrigerator and large ice maker — is not included with Lodge rental and must be reserved separately; when the Kitchen is reserved, someone present must have ServSafe Management certification (or equivalent). Recent pricing was adjusted to reflect the Dining Porch being included with Lodge rentals.

What the day feels like

What the stay feels like

Days are centered around the Lodge—meetings, meals on the screened porch and activities—while evenings convert the same room into a shared sleepover space; guests bring sleeping bags and make use of the three on-site bathrooms with sinks.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this space is right for — and when it’s not the best match.

1
Youth Troops & Small GroupsWell suited to organized groups up to the 25-person capacity who need a central meeting place and overnight space where guests bring sleeping bags.
2
Day-event OrganizersA good option for single-day meetings or events that use the Lodge and Dining Porch; single-day reservations can be made through the operator contact.
3
Overnight CampersAppropriate for groups prepared for a basic overnight: plan to bring sleeping bags and expect bathroom facilities with sinks but no showers.
4
Groups Requiring Full Kitchen AccessNot ideal unless you arrange a separate Kitchen reservation and have a ServSafe Management–certified person present; Kitchen amenities are not included with the Lodge.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Guests should bring their own sleeping bags for overnight stays.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people can the Lodge accommodate?

The Lodge has a total capacity of 25 people.

Do I need to bring bedding?

Yes — renters should bring their own sleeping bags for overnight stays in the Lodge.

Are showers available at the Lodge?

No — the Lodge comes with three bathrooms with sinks but no showers.

Is the Kitchen included with the Lodge rental?

No — the Kitchen is not included; it must be reserved separately and requires someone present with ServSafe Management certification (or equivalent).

When can I check in and when is check-out?

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

Is the Dining Porch part of the Lodge rental?

Yes — rental of the Lodge now includes use of the screened Dining Porch; the pricing was adjusted to reflect that change.

How do I reserve the Lodge for a single day event or troop meeting?

To reserve the Lodge for a single day, call (888) 689-1912.

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Screened-porch suppers and sleepover simplicity at Camp Tanglewood’s Lodge