Girl Scouts Diablo Day Camp

Local & Affordable Day Camp

An East Bay tradition, located in the foothills of Lafayette and San Ramon. Campers enjoy week-long archery, crafts, swim or water play, outdoor cooking, and nature activities for a girl-led unforgettable experience. All for less than $200 a week!

Teenage leaders

Program aides (Elves) learn leadership skills and become strong leaders in their school, community and life. 

We are 100% Volunteer run

Campers need you. You won’t get this experience with other local camps for this price. We can only do it with the help of caregivers like you. We are always looking for enthusiastic adults who love to play too!

News and Updates

Improved Registration Process!

We’ve streamlined our registration process to make signing up for camp smoother and faster than ever. And here’s some exciting news: registration is now open!  CLICK HERE to register for Summer 2025.  With just a few clicks, you can get ready for an amazing summer!

Lottery draw begins January 8 for adult volunteers and their families, January 22 for elves and their siblings (teenage helpers) and February 5 for campers. 

Parent Info Night – November 14, 2024!  If you missed our meeting, CLICK HERE for our slides.

 

Patch Contest-Open

Win a Campership to Diablo Day Camp at Twin Canyon or Little Hills Ranch!

All campers and volunteers receive an original artwork patch each year at camp. These patches symbolize our memories of Diablo Day Camp. The artwork is chosen from the creativity of our campers. If you would like to submit your artwork, simply download, print, complete and return the Patch Contest Form. Please read the form carefully. You are limited to 6 colors. You must include a background color and a border color. 

Completed forms must be received by March 1.

Preferred submission method: scan and email your entry to Patchcontest@diablodaycamp.org.

If you are unable to scan and email, you may mail your entry to: DIABLO DAY CAMP, Patch Contest, PO Box 803, Alamo, CA 94507

Past Winning Designs

What our parents say