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Camp Alumni Associations
A camp alumni association keeps former campers, staff, and volunteers connected so they can preserve traditions, build relationships, and support camp operations. Members often take part in service days, plan reunions, and raise funds or scholarships for current youth. Many programs rely on volunteers to maintain facilities and strengthen lifelong friendships.
Established in 1946, Camp Baldwin today is known as our Scouts BSA horse camp and destination for the annual Horse Trek. Baldwin’s real rock climbing, mountain boards and incredible fishing are a few other reasons Scouts love Camp Baldwin. (page coming soon)
Established in 1968, Butte Creek Scout Ranch is our year-round home for the largest herd of horses of any council in Scouting America. It’s also home to our Cub Scout Summer Camp. n today is known as our Scouts BSA horse camp and destination for the annual Horse Trek. (page coming soon)
Camp Clark, known to many as “Adventure Cove” currently hosts a variety of events, unit campouts and family camping. (page coming soon)
Celebrating its 100th year in 2026, it’s estimated that this incredible camp on the Oregon Coast has created life-long memories for more than 150,000 Scouts across the USA. See More!
In 1936, a group of Scouting friends went looking for an ideal place for a Scout camp in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness. They knew when they saw Pine Ridge Lake and the view of Mount Jefferson that this was the place.
Spirit Lake Scout Camp’s incredible view of Mount St. Helens, eventually also caused it’s demise. On May 18th, 1980, the volcano erupted burying Spirit Lake Camp under 200 feet of water and debris. But it’s Camp Staff remains steadfast that this camp will never be forgotten. See More!