The Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center consists of 283 acres of rolling hills in Brown County.  All facilities at Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center are available for use by Girl Scout affiliates, community, corporate and private groups.  To learn more about accomodations, pricing or make a reservation, contact Erin Policinski erin@tuliptrace.org at the Tulip Trace Council Service Center.

The land is wooded and covered with high ridges and deep valleys, and is some of the most beautiful land in southern Indiana. Facilities include the Clementine Miller Tangeman Memorial Bridge House, which consists of two troop houses, each with three sleeping cabins – modern facilities and showers, indoor toilets, kitchen, bunks, A/C and heat; the Ponderosa – a large historical log cabin, which is set in a ridge and has heat, running water, and latrines; a teepee site – three teepees that can be used from April through November and camping sites appropriate for tents. Platform tent camping is also available on the West Ridge. 
 
Programs and Recreation at Belmont
Recreational activities are available at Belmont, including hiking, outdoor educational activities, camping service projects, and night hikes. Special interest projects can be undertaken at Belmont as well.  Many new programs are now being offered at the Belmont Preserve and Outdoor Education Center. These include a team challenge course, hikes, program tubs, archery, astronomy, and more.  To request a special program for your troop, please submit the Belmont Site and Program Reservation (form #61) to the council service center at least 30 days prior to the date requested.
 
Equipment 
In addition to the facilities at Belmont, there is a variety of camping equipment available for use either on or off the property. Specialized equipment can be obtained for backpacking.  To reserve equipment submit an (Equipment Request Form Form #62) to the council service center.

Download Belmont Facility Brochure PDF.