Located on Mt. Hood seven miles past Government Camp, this lodge (formerly called White River) sleeps 144 campers and has four kitchens to accommodate several troops. Mt. Hood Meadows is just two miles away for those wishing to ski, and numerous other act ...

Camp Baldwin is located in the scenic Mount Hood National Forest near Dufur, Oregon. Tall evergreens and plentiful wildlife abound. Blue skies and warm winds on the eastern slope of Mount Hood attract many Scouts to this pine forested camp each year. Snow ...

Butte Creek Scout Ranch is located 30 miles Southeast of Oregon City and 30 miles Northeast of Salem in the foothills of the Cascades. The property is approximately 640 acres, lying on both sides of Butte Creek. Butte Creek has both native cut throat and r ...

Camp Meriwether/Clark Reservation is the earliest council owned camp, and was acquired in 1926. Located on the Oregon coast south of Cape Lookout with beautiful beach and cove. The Camp is named in honor of the Meriwether Lewis and William Clark Expedition ...

Camp Cooper is located in the coast range where logging was a major economy -- our old-growth timber preserve, with its nature trail and waterfall, reminds us of the pristine forests of the great northwest.

Camp Ireland is located about two miles north of downtown Hillsboro, Oregon, nearly surrounded by McKay Creek. The majority of camp is accessible only by crossing a long suspension bridge. During July and August, the camp is used for Cub Scout Day Camp, bu ...

Camp Lewis consists of approx. 116 acres of tall trees, meadows, river shore, and developed camp sites five miles north of Battle Ground, Washington, on the Lewis River. Camp Lewis acquired in 1956 is the only camp in the Cascade Pacific Council that is in ...

About Camp Meriwether is located on the scenic Oregon Coast, one of the only Boy Scout camps to feature an ocean beach. Tall evergreens and plentiful wildlife abound. Blue skies and warm coastal breezes attract many Scouts to this premier Scouting camp e ...

Established in 1936 by the Cascade Area Council on Pine Lake in the shadow of Mt. Jefferson, Camp Pioneer is a beautiful location with the national wilderness area almost encircling the camp.

This short-term camp, formerly called Camp Cullaby, is named after two Silver Beaver recipients, in memory of John Royce of Seaside and John Finel of Astoria, long-time supporters of Scouting. It is located at the northeast end of Cullaby Lake in Warrenton ...