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Camp Cedar Hill's 75 acres are used for summer day camp, year-round troop camping, community activities, programs, and volunteer meetings. The site is also home to the Girl Scout Museum at Dennett House, a Service Center housing our membership staff, and the Country Store. Located at 265 Beaver St in Waltham, the site is accessible by public transportation, and lies only eight miles from Boston.

With a pond and stream and an extraordinarily diverse selection of wildflower and tree species, Cedar Hill attracts a wide variety of birds, and illustrates many lessons in environmental science. The Evergreen Nature Center and a handicapped accessible nature trail are available to troops studying nature.

Cedar Hill Outdoor Program Center has belonged to the Girl Scouts since 1923, when it was bequeathed to the organization by Miss Cornelia Warren, a longtime benefactor.

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Key to Equipment

	Fireplace		Stove & Fridge
	Heat & Electric		Indoor Toilets
	Outdoor Latrine		Leader's Room

Cabin Units
Beehive	28
Cedarwood	40
Foxwood	40
Great Hall	80
Pond Shelter	20
Rookery	30
Toplofty	30
Platform Tent Units (April 15-October 31)
Unit	Capacity	Equipment
Cedar Hollow	30	(Outside Cedarwood)
Four Winds	25	(Outside Beehive)
Juniper Hill	25
Sherwood Forest	25	(Outside Toplofty)
Trails End	30	(Outside Beehive)
Wind Ridge	30	(refrigerator and phone at nearby Amy Brewer Pavilion)
Pavilions
Shared by all site users on weekends. May only be booked during the week.
Unit	Capacity	Equipment
Amy Brewer	60	refrigerator, electric
The Forge	25