Dr. Luther and Charlotte Gulick founded Camp Fire when they realized girls had nowhere to go but into the kitchen, and they wanted more. Girls wanted to discover outdoor skills, connect with society and prepare for meaningful work. The Gulicks founded Camp Fire Girls to encourage girls toward higher levels of purposefulness, commitment and achievement.

Independent groups incorporated as San Luis Obispo Council of Camp Fire Girls.

Camp Natoma was founded by Camp Fire Central Coast within the rustic hills of Paso Robles. The residential summer camp includes 360 pristine acres of oak and sycamores and is owned by Camp Fire Central Coast and leased to Friends of Camp Natoma.

The first WoHeLo Medallions were received by 13 girls.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.

Camp Fire expanded to include boys, welcoming all young people and their families into Camp Fire. From the beginning, Camp Fire’s purpose has aimed to promote service to others, teamwork, and opportunities for a well-rounded life—a vivid, intense life of joy and service.