Facilities

Camp Juliette Low is located on Lookout Mountain in northwest Georgia– one of the most beautiful areas in the southeast. The camp property encompasses more than 330 acres of mountaintop forestland, and nearly a mile of the middle fork of the Little River. The original 10 acres of the camp, founded in 1922, include historic landmarks such as the Juliette Low Lodge, the bell and pump house, the soft rocks, Sunday School Rock, the swinging bridge, and the swimming hole. Other places you’ll visit at camp include the dining hall, Bidwell Lodge (and indoor climbing wall), the office/trading post, the infirmary, the craft house, the barn and riding ring, the pool, the tennis courts, the ropes course, the archery field, the lake, and Old Four Winds. CJL campers live in sturdy, four-person platform tents grouped by age into units of about 28 girls. Each unit has its own shower and toilet facility, as well as a sheltered fire area and a “unit kitchen” for cook-outs. Counselors-in-training live in cabins.