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This site gives details on all Washington State Boy Scout Camps including local weather forecasts, map coordinates, driving directions, and an opportunity for you to leave your own comments & reviews about the camps. Non BSA Camp sites are also listed.
CSC - Camp Brinkley
Camp Brinkley is a summer camp facility located northeast of Monroe WA. Since 1998, Camp Brinkley has been home to a Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience (C.O.P.E) course!
CSC - Camp Omache
As of now (June, 2001) Camp Omache is still closed. Work is underway to restore the camp and reopen it as a Boy Scout camp. The Chief Seattle Council's Camp Brinkley (next to Omache) is being rebuilt as a full-time Cub Scout camp.
CSC - Camp Parsons
This is the oldest, continually operated BSA camp in America. Operated by the Chief Seattle Council, this camp is in a virgin climax forest surrounded by Pacific Salt Water on one side and the Olympic Mountain range on the other.
CSC - Camp Sheppard
Located in the Cascade Mountains, just minutes from Mount Rainier National Park, Crystal Mountain ski area and all the trails of the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest a winter wonderland is waiting for you and your unit. Used for both Cub & Boy Scouts.
CSC - Chief Seattle Camp Facilities Page
This council operates three camps, Camp Parsons is the most famous & has several web sites. The other two camps are Camp Brinkley in Monroe WA & Camp Sheppard which is a winter camp. This site has general info on all council camps as well as staff info.
GCC - Camp Bonaparte
Camp Bonaparte has been the North Central Washington gateway to adventure since 1965. Bonaparte is located on pristine Bonaparte Lake in Okaganogan County, just east of Tonasket, Washington. Bonaparte features an outstanding aquatics program.
GCC - Camp Fife
Camp Fife has been providing a quality camping experience since 1923. It is located in the heart of the Cascades in Goose Prairie, Washington, just off of Chinook Pass. The area lends itself to day hikes and extended backpack trips.
GCC - Grand Columbia Council Camps Page
This page provides basic info on each of the four camp properties of this council: Camp Bonaparte High Adventure Base, Camp Fife, Scout-A-Vista Cub Scout Resident Camp & Training Facility, & Summit Lake, a weekend camp.
GCC - Scout-A-Vista
Scout-A-Vista is the Grand Columbia Council's Cub Scout and Webelos Resident Camp. It is located in Chelan County and is easily assessible being only seven short miles from Wenatchee.
GCC - Summit Lake
Summit Lake is another property owned and run by the Grand Columbia Council and is located in the Okanogan National Forest. It is not a staffed camp but may be reserved and used by Scout Troops, Posts and Crews.
INWC - Camp Baird
Camp Baird was conveyed by court order to the Colville Kiwanis for the use and benefit only of the Boy Scout, Girl Scout, and Campfire girls of Colville equally and for no other purposes.
INWC - Cowles Scout Reservation
Named for William H. Cowles, Sr., an early Spokane pioneer & Scouting supporter, Cowles Scout Reservation in the early 1920's on 80 acres of prime waterfront on Diamond Lake. It has grown to 4 campson 900 acres: Cowles, Fosseen, Ponderosa & Camp Sunrise.
MBC - Camp Black Mountain
Located in Sumas WA, this is one of two camps for the Mt. Baker Council. This site offers an on-line version of the leader's guide and general camp policies.
MBC - Camp Black Mountain
The first mention of Silver Lake as a camping site was mentioned in the minutes of the Whatcom County Council in 1927, where it was reported that a "camp trip to Silver Lake was a success".
MBC - Mount Baker Council Camps Page
This site contains information about both Fire Mountain & Black Mountain Camps of the Mt. Baker Council. There are links to the leader's guides of both camps as well as summer schedules and needs lists as well as upcoming events at both camps.
MBM - Fire Mountain Scout Camp
Hello and welcome to Fire Mountain Scout Camp. We are entering our 30th year of operation as a Boy Scout camp, offering programs to youth of all ages. During the Summer months we offer a resident camp for Boy Scouts aged 11-18, and Cub Scouts aged 8-10.
MBM - Fire Mountain Scout Camp
The area now known as Fire Mountain Scout Reservation was settled and farmed by William Gaches from La Connor in the early 1900's. He built the farmhouse and farmed 300 acres, planting the orchard as well as hay in the field which is now Lake Challenge.
PHC - Camp Hahobas
At Camp Hahobas, Scouts can paddle across three lakes, hike a half mile of secluded beach on the Hood Canal and explore trails winding through more than 600 acres of forest land. Operated by the Pacific Harbors Council.
PHC - Camp Thunderbird
Camp Thunderbird lies along the shore of Summit Lake west of Olympia. This is a smaller camp - great for younger Scouts. Campers sleep in 3-sided Adirondack shelters (with built-in bunks) or in canvas platform tents provided by Pacific Harbors Council.
PHC - Camp Thunderbird
Offering over 40 merit badges (including 11 Eagle-required), Tenderfoot through First Class instruction, and numerous activities unavailable at other summer camps including kayaking, motor-boating, water-skiing, sailing, climbing/rappelling.
WA - Abandoned Boy Scout Camp
Can anyone help us out with this mystery camp we found on the web in the town of Lacey? It originally was a Boy Scout and resort camp during the 1940's and 50's. It was abandoned in the 1970's and has never been further developed since then.

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