Camp Twin Canyon, 35 acres of oak canyons and grasslands, is nestled among the East Bay hills with direct access to hiking trails in Briones Regional Park, where panoramic views of Mt. Diablo and the San Francisco Bay can be seen. Whether it is an event, outdoor retreat, troop camping, training courses or cookouts, Twin Canyon offers a base camp for onsite programs or offsite adventure.
Group campsites with flush toilets, potable water, barbecue, and food storage provide the necessities for a positive camping experience and appropriate for all levels of experience. There is one sleeping cabin with adjacent outdoor cooking shelter. There is also a meeting room available as well. Twin Canyon offers a great connection to the outdoors.
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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Rental Period
Day Only: 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
Night Only: 5:00 PM–9:30 AM
Note about Shared Use: You may be sharing the camp with other troops or groups. Please be respectful and honor quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM.
On-Site Resources & Amenities
- Archery range: available to rent or to book through Outdoor Program Staff. Click here for more information.
Site Information
Total Camp Capacity: 200 people/night
INDOOR/OUTDOOR OPTION:
- Maple and Beetle
- Capacity: 20 (16 indoor in Yurts + 4 in tents in the area)
- BBQ area and picnic tables
INDOOR OPTION:
Cocoon Sleeping Shelter Cabin: Overnight indoor sleeping for up to 20. There are electrical lights inside the cabin, electrical outlets, cooking stove, microwave and refrigerator. Mattresses are provided. Wood burning stove for heat. Detached bathrooms.
Butterfly Cooking Shelter: A covered cooking shelter with electrical lights, potable water, picnic tables, and a large barbecue are located next to the sleeping shelter. Use of the cooking shelter is included in rental of the Cocoon sleeping cabin.
The Hive: An overnight building with 2 refrigerators and 1 freezer, overhead electric lighting, an outdoor sink and detached bathrooms. Sleeping mats for 20.
OUTDOOR OPTION:
Outdoor Campsite Units:
- Ant, Bay, Buckeye, Cricket, Oak and Toyon
- Each unit has potable water, picnic tables and a barbecue/campfire circle.
- Unit capacity is up to 20.
- No electricity.
- Bring your own tents and sleeping gear.
Other Resources:
- Woodchuck Cooking Shelter: A covered pavilion with electrical lights, potable water, picnic tables, and a large barbecue are located next to the sleeping shelter. Shared by all groups on site.
- Central Toilets: Flush toilets and sinks (no showers or hot water) are located in each canyon.
- Central Campfire Circle and Assembly Area: Shared by all groups on the site.
- Meeting Room: The Hive is available for use as a meeting room or indoor activities.
Local Attractions
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Rates for GSNorCal Members
| Name of Rental Unit | Capacity Day/Night | Day Rate | Night Rate |
| Cocoon Cabin/Cooking Shelter | 20 | $65 | $125 |
| Ant Unit | 20 | $35 | $50 |
| Beetle Unit (2 Yurts) | 20 | $65 | $95 |
| Cricket Unit | 20 | $35 | $50 |
| Buckeye Unit | 20 | $35 | $50 |
| Bay Unit | 20 | $35 | $50 |
| Oak Unit | 20 | $35 | $50 |
| Toyon Unit | 20 | $35 | $50 |
| Maple Unit (2 Yurts) | 20 | $65 | $95 |
| Hive Building | 20 | $60 | $115 |
| Entire Site | 200 | $465 | $730 |
Twin Canyon
4010 Springhill Road
Lafayette, CA 94549
From the East Bay:
- Proceed on Hwy 24 through the Caldecott Tunnel.
- When you reach Lafayette, take the Pleasant Hill Rd exit.
- Continue on the exit road and take the north exit to Pleasant Hill Rd.
- Continue for about one mile and turn left on Springhill Rd.
- Reduce speed to 15 MPH.
- Continue for about 2.3 miles on Springhill Rd to the camp’s entrance.
