Outstanding Properties and Camp Programs
Cascade Pacific Council offers members many outstanding camps, and is recognized nationally as a leader in Scout camping facilities and programs. Each summer the council offers ten day camps, six overnight camps, two youth leader training camps, and numerous high adventure offerings. During the 'off-season' when camp is over, the council manages fifteen outdoor properties which are utlized year-round for unit camping, district and council activities, and guest group events.
Making a Reservation
Reservations may now be made for 2012 summer camps by clicking here to begin the online reservation process.
2012 Camp Dates
Dates for 2012 summer camps can be found by clicking here.
Ages and Stages:
Our camps are planned to serve specific ages so that boys progress from camp to camp as they grow and their interests change. This progression also gives them a variety of camp experiences from summer to summer. Day Camps operate on a five-year rotation of themes so a boy could attend five years in a row (if he were unable to attend resident camp), and have a different experience each year.
NEW! Tiger Days at Day Camps! Each of our day camps welcome our newest Cub Scouts to this one-day experience. Catch a glimpse of what outdoor adventures are awaiting in Cub Scouting!
Cub World operates on a two-year theme cycle as many Cub Scouts attend Cub World twice before they move on to Gilbert Ranch.
First Year Webelos attend Gilbert Ranch, which has the same program each year, then move to Adventure Cove as Second-Year Webelos. Boys must be Webelos to attend Gilbert Ranch and Adventure Cove, as these camps are specifically designed for these age groups and physical abilities.
Adventure Cove gives the Second-Year Webelos a full week (five night) camping experience which helps get them ready to join Boy Scouts the following year, and the program is designed to help the Second-Year Webelos start learning basic Scouting skills in preparation for the Boy Scout program.
Age/Grade
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Recommended Camps
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summer after Kindergarten
(new Tigers) (Kindegarten boys can join Cub Scouts as a Tiger in June)
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Day Camp recommended; could also attend Cub World
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summer after 1st Grade
(new Wolfs)
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Day Camp or Cub World recommended
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summer after 2nd Grade
(new Bears)
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Cub World recommended, could also attend day camp
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summer after 3rd Grade
(First Year Webelos)
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Gilbert Ranch recommended; could also attend Cub World. Gilbert Ranch is programmed for this specific age group; boys must be Webelos to attend Gilbert Ranch.
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summer after 4th Grade
(Second Year Webelos) - the summer before the boy becomes a Boy Scout
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Adventure Cove recommended; could also attend Cub World or Gilbert Ranch. Adventure Cove is programmed for this specific age group; boys must be Webelos to attend Adventure Cove.
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