Ranger Unit at Camp Martha Johnston — Air‑conditioned cabins and a communal pavilion in Lizella, GA

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Ranger Unit at Camp Martha Johnston — Air‑conditioned cabins and a communal pavilion in Lizella, GA

A concise guide to the Ranger Unit lodging at Camp Martha Johnston: sleeps 36, accommodates counselors and campers, and is offered as one‑ to seven‑night rentals, with details on amenities and group logistics.

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Ranger Unit at Camp Martha Johnston — Air‑conditioned cabins and a communal pavilion in Lizella, GA.

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Location
Lizella
Operator
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia - Camp Martha Johnston
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Lodging
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Set within Camp Martha Johnston in Lizella, the Ranger Unit centers on a cluster of ranger and camper cabins that together sleep 36 people and include a counselor cabin; the site blends basic modern comforts—electricity and air conditioning—with communal camp elements.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LODGING

Dormitory-style cabins with dedicated counselor quarters

The Ranger Unit configuration totals sleeping space for 36 people across ranger and camper cabins, plus a separate counselor cabin that accommodates two—an arrangement built for organized youth groups and residential stays.

THE AMENITIES

Modern comforts in a camp setting

Cabins are equipped with electricity and air conditioning, offering a level of comfort that makes multi-night stays straightforward for groups arriving from a range of climates.

THE COMMONS

Pavilion designed for group life

A communal pavilion is provided for the unit and comes with a refrigerator and a fire ring—facilities that support meal staging, gear storage, and evening gatherings.

What the day feels like

What staying at the Ranger Unit feels like

Expect a focused group-stay rhythm: arrive for check-in, settle into cabins that offer electricity and climate control, gather in the pavilion for food and campfire time, and operate on multi-night rental windows tailored to camper programs and short-term group retreats.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this unit is best suited for — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Scout Troops & Youth GroupsIdeal: the layout and counselor cabin support organized youth programs and chaperoned groups up to the unit's capacity.
2
Large GroupsA strong match for groups that can fill or approach the unit's total capacity; the sleeping configuration and pavilion are designed for communal group use.
3
Counselors and Program LeadersAppropriate for leaders who require on-site sleeping quarters: the unit includes a counselor cabin sized for two.
4
Short-term Rental OrganizersWell suited to organizers planning one- to seven-night stays who need a contained lodging option with basic modern amenities.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to expect in the cabins

Cabins include electricity and air conditioning; plan bedding and personal supplies accordingly as these are sleeping cabins rather than full hotel rooms.

Pavilion & shared gear

The unit includes a communal pavilion equipped with a refrigerator and a fire ring for group use and meal staging.

Rental length

The Ranger Unit is available for rentals ranging from one to seven nights.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the sleeping capacity of the Ranger Unit?

The Ranger Unit sleeps 36 people total and accommodates up to two counselors and 34 campers.

How long can we rent the Ranger Unit?

Rentals are offered for one to seven nights.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

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

Do the cabins have electricity and air conditioning?

Yes. Cabins are equipped with electricity and air conditioning.

What communal facilities are provided?

The unit includes a pavilion with a refrigerator and a fire ring for group use.