Winter Camping
A Winter Wonderland
Embrace the beauty of winter with a camping experience like no other! Whether you choose the spacious Aubrey Watzek Lodge at Mt. Hood or the cozy Cabins at Camp Baldwin, winter camping promises an unforgettable mix of outdoor fun and warm comfort. Explore snow-covered trails, build shelters, sled, and snowshoe by day, then settle in by the fire or relax in a heated cabin at night, where you can swap stories with fellow campers.
Winter camping offers the perfect balance of adventure and tranquility for Scouts, as they discover new skills, bond with their friends, and experience the wonders of nature’s quiet beauty in a whole new season. So, bundle up and embark on this winter getaway filled with discovery and memories that will last a lifetime.
Links
Winter Lodge Registration
Winter Lodge registration opens on November 7th at 12:00 PM.
Units that participate in a lodge clean up or service day will receive a password to register early.
How to Make a Reservation
- Click Show Filter at the top of the calendar to jump to the month & day you want.
- Click on the date of the session to be taken directly to the registration page, where you can view pricing and complete your reservation.
Add Dates to Your Personal Calendar
Click the green “Subscribe” button to automatically add all winter lodge dates to your personal calendar and be notified when future dates are added.
Aubrey Lodge Calendar
Winter Cabin Camping
Camp Baldwin
Warm up to Winter Adventure!
Camp Baldwin is your destination for cozy winter adventure! Stay in heated cabins, explore the snowy landscape, learn winter survival skills, and build snow shelters. Warm up with friends and make unforgettable memories.
Cabin Reservations
Winter Cabin reservations are part of our Camp Property offerings & available year-round.
Supporting the Lodge
Help us prepare the lodges for winter! Each season, we have essential tasks such as loading firewood into storage and thoroughly cleaning the buildings to ensure they’re ready for winter use. Units that participate in these scheduled lodge service events will receive early access to secure their preferred winter dates. Join us in making the lodges winter-ready!
Want to get even more involved in supporting the lodge? Consider becoming a Winter Lodge Host Campmaster – a dedicated volunteer role that helps keep our camps running smoothly year-round.
Lodge Service Dates
Click the event title to learn more & sign up.
Contact
Outdoor Programs & Properties Team
9700 SW Nimbus Avenue
Beaverton, OR 97008-7172
492.camping@scouting.org | (503) 225-5701
Impact for Generations.
Prepared for Life.
This is more than a motto. It is a manifesto. It is our promise to the community and to every parent and child who Scouts with us. By Scouting in the Cascade Pacific Council (CPC) of Scouting America (formerly the Boy Scouts of America), every youth can learn to make an impact on the world around them and be more prepared for career and life.