Facilities and Hours of Operation

Headquartered at the Sally Cheever Girl Scout Leadership Center in San Antonio, facilities managed by Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas include two leadership centers and one camp property in the Texas Hill Country.

Sally Cheever Girl Scout Leadership Center

Hours of Operation
Tuesday-Thursday	10 a.m-6:30 p.m.
Friday	10 a.m.-3 p.m.
2nd & 4th Saturday of each month	9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Closed Sunday-Monday

Want to reserve a room at Sally Cheever?

Sally Cheever Room Reservation Form

The Girl Scout Shop’s hours are the same as the Sally Cheever leadership center's. Curbside pickup hours on Thursdays will change to 10 a.m.–6 p.m. The shop also will be open Saturday, Aug. 5, for Tax-Free Weekend. Please see the shop webpage for current hours and details.

The Volunteer Resource Center’s hours are the same as the Sally Cheever leadership center's. Please see the Resource webpage for current hours and details.

Facility Information
Location: 811 N Coker Loop, San Antonio, 78216
Square footage: 30,000
Capacity: 900
Usage: Headquarters for Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas, meetings, overnights
Amenities: Kitchen with refrigerator and stove; meeting rooms; courtyard with fire circle; Resource Center; Girl Scout Shop

West Side Girl Scout Leadership Center

The West Side Girl Scout Leadership Center remains closed to the public.

Select in-person programming continues to take place. See our Events Calendar for more information.

Facility Statistics
Location: 5622 W César E. Chávez Blvd., San Antonio, Texas 78237
Square footage: 39,000
Usage: Hosts troop meetings, Gamma Sigma Girls® and Gamma Sigma Pearls program, community events, contributes to the economic development of the west side of San Antonio.
Amenities: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and robotics lab; Apple MacBook Learning Lab; Girl Genius tutoring lab; gym; cafeteria; green space; playground.

Camp La Jita

Camp La Jita -- an Indian word meaning precious possession -- was aptly chosen as the name for our Girl Scout camp on the beautiful Sabinal River near Utopia, Texas. In 1946, the John F. Camp family donated the land to create a special place for Girl Scouts to experience the outdoors. Designated a State Antiquities Landmark by the Texas Historical Commission, Camp La Jita rests on 236 acres of Texas Hill Country land, one hour and twenty minutes west of San Antonio.

Want to reserve a room or activity at Camp La Jita?

This council-owned camp is used for resident camping during the summer and troop camping, council program events, and training sessions during the year. Swimming facilities are available.

Phone: 830-966-3521

Facility Statistics
Usage: Resident camp during summer; troop camping, council program events, and training sessions during the year; horse camp program during the winter
Amenities: Lodge, cabins, dining hall, swimming pool, covered pavilion, fire circles, horse arena, library, restrooms, showers