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Reservations and Information
Additional information
and reservations for all council facilities are handled through the
council service center.
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Camp Alton F. Baker
Located on Siltcoos Lake,
six miles south of Florence on the Oregon Coast.
Summer Camp - The
council operates a complete summer camp program for all Scout troops and
Varsity Scout teams. The camp features dining hall service, cope, and a
full range of program opportunities.
Weekend Camping -
Campsites are available for troops to use on a reservation basis. Four
sites are Adirondack sites which have three sided wooden shelters.
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Camp Melakwa
Located at the crest of
the Cascade mountains near McKenzie Bridge. This camp offers high
mountain adventure to the troops and teams who want a "real trail"
experience. The Scouts do their own cooking and there is a full range of
Scout advancement and program available. Camp may be reserved for unit
overnight use in early fall at no charge.
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Camp Murnane
Located 15 miles west of
Eugene. It features a program shelter, water, and latrines. It is a
great place for troops to hike and have overnight campouts. Adirondacks
- 4 (sleeps 24).
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Marion Mooney Scout Ranch
580 acres featuring
rolling hills, beautiful meadows, a stream, a program shelter and
latrines. The ranch is west of Winston on Highway 42. Great camping and
hiking. New flush toilets and 13 Adirondack-type sleeping shelters.
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Kitson Hot Springs
"Camp Huntington and
Beckman Tree Farm" - Near Oakridge at the top of the Hills Creek
Reservoir. 160 acres suitable for short term Scout and Webelos
overnighters, and den and pack picnics. A program shelter, 11 Adirondack
shelters and a latrine are available.
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Weyerhaeuser Woods
On Little Fall Creek at
the end of the county road, south of Springfield. Primitive campsites.
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Forms
2004
Summer Camp Reservation Form
Camp Alton
F. Baker
Camp Melakwa
Cub Scout
Resident Camp
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Boy Scouts of America.
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