Girl Scouts San Diego

Girl Scouting arrived in San Diego in 1917, just five years after Juliette Gordon Low founded the organization in Savannah, Georgia. Then, in 1965, the individual councils serving San Diego County and Imperial County merged.

Partnering with dedicated volunteers and generous supporters, Girl Scouts San Diego provides innovative programs and a wide range of activities for nearly 23,000 girl and adult members. The council also trains volunteers and maintains program and service facilities in Balboa Park, Escondido, and Carlsbad, as well as two camps in the Cuyamaca Mountains.