Lou Henry Hoover Girl Scout House

Lou Henry Cabin

Dedicated to Girl Scouts in 1926, Lou Henry Hoover Girl Scout House is the oldest active scout meeting house today. Named after former First Lady Lou Henry Hoover, who established the first West Coast troop and served as president of Girl Scout USA, the meeting house is located in Palo Alto, next to a lovely city park, public pool, local zoo, junior museum, and easy access to downtown Palo Alto. A wonderful building for troop activities, trainings, and overnights.

Attention:  New site reservations for Dec 2, 2024 and the next 6 months (on a rolling basis) will be available starting September 10, 2024.  Use the RESERVE 12/2/24+ button below to make a reservation.

If you need to make a reservation for now till 12/1/2024 please use the RESERVE NOW button. 

If you are a non-profit serving youth and are interested in renting one of our sites, please contact us at registration@gsnorcal.org for pricing and information. We are not able to rent our properties for private events, companies or non-profits not serving youth. All non-profit reservations are full for Fall 2024. Please check back after September 10 for Spring 2025.

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