Evans Creek Retreat Up Camp
Stayton, OR

Oregon ACA accredited Christian resident camp with nearly fifty year history of serving teens and adults with cognitive delays, physical and social challenges.

Elementary International Studies Summer Program
Beaverton, OR

Our unique programs encourage students to learn about the world in creative and innovative ways.

Gresham Super Summer Camp
Gresham, OR

Fun feild trips to the park, arts & crafts, swimming, gymnastics, world class martial arts and self defense program all add up to having the best summer ever!

Himmelbjerget Danish Camp
Corbett, OR

A camp for students interested in learning more Danish Culture. Not necessary to be of Danish decent.

Britt Rock Camp
Medford, OR

This one-week day camp is focused on regional students between the ages of 13 and 17 from beginning to advanced musicians.

Wild West Camp
Salem , OR

Wild West Camp - July 15-20, 2013 @ 4-H Conference Center in West Salem, Oregon. Price: $215 Overnight camp for grades 4-7. A program by Polk, Marion and Yamhill County 4-H

Chess Bootcamp with Fide Master Adarsh for all levels!
Portland, OR

Chess Bootcamp - Improve/learn chess in a week! 15 hours of lessons included from a FIDE Master at $150!

Farm Experience Day Camp at Midway Farms
Albany, OR

The Farm Experience Day Camp provides your child with the opportunity to develop character, learn valuable life skills, make new friends, and discover new interests, all while experiencing real life on a biodiverse local organic family farm.

Opal Creek Expeditions
Portland, OR

Enjoy a week in the beautiful and wild sections of Oregon's backcountry. Our trips will develop your backcountry skills, grow your confidence, expand your understanding of the ecosystem, and we'll have a ton of fun too!

Oregon Camp Cedarbrook
Tygh Valley, OR

We are a one week Christian Skills camp for boys and girls ages 8-18.

Business Week
Corvallis, OR

Business camp offering a project-based learning environment where students create a business. Working in teams, students discover leadership skills and gain a solid grounding in the basic principles of business.

Science Adventures
Multiple Locations across the US, AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, IL, KY, MA, MD, MI, MO, NJ, NY, OH, OR, PA, RI, TX, VA, WA, WI

Campers in grades 1-6 can explore science in a fun, interactive way. Our quality hands-on experiments, innovative curriculum and professional instructors bring your child’s understanding of science to the next level.

Camp Tamarack
Sisters, OR

Your child will thrive in the small camp setting. Camp Tamarack specializes in horse back riding, backpacking, water front activities, arts & crafts, ropes challenge course and so much more. ACA accredited and in operation since 1935.

Rock Haven Climbing Summer Camp
Gresham, OR

Learn bouldering/ rock climbing skills, play games and do art with our experienced coaches and new friends!

Camp Tilikum
Newberg, OR

Tilikum is a Christian Summer Camp and Retreat Center nestled among hazelnut orchards and hillside vineyards of Newberg, Oregon. Since 1971, Tilikum has offered quality programs and camps for our guests. We are located only 45 minutes southwest of Portland and an hour northwest of Salem.

Camp Cleawox
Florence, OR

Camp Cleawox is located near Florence on the Central Oregon Coast and is surrounded by the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. All girls welcome!

Youth Empowered Action Oregon
Molalla, OR

YEA Camp is a fun and unique camp for teens who want to make a difference in the world!

Camp Blue Spruce
Portland, OR

Camp Blue Spruce hosts overnight summer camps where children with food allergies are independent, confident, and care-free.

PJA Summer Discovery
Portland, OR

PJA Summer Discovery inspires kids to explore new and exciting topics that incorporate inquiry-based activities, global themes and project-based work.

Ballyntyne Learning Farm
Salem, OR

A learning farm that focuses on teaching hands-on topics about the outdoors and science for toddlers through third graders.





General Notes About Camps in the State of Oregon

With warm, sunny days perfect for outdoor activities, the climate in Oregon is ideal for a wide variety of camps. Whether it’s hiking through mountain trails or enjoying a day of water sports along the coast, the weather supports both active exploration and relaxation. Cooler evenings, especially in higher elevations, offer a comfortable atmosphere for evening activities like campfires and group bonding. The mild summers and diverse weather conditions across the state ensure that camps can thrive in any setting, from the ocean to the mountains.

Oregon's geography is a blend of dramatic landscapes, each offering unique opportunities for summer camps. In urban areas like Portland and Eugene, day camps focus on arts, education, and sports, with easy access to parks, museums, and cultural attractions. These cities provide a great base for campers looking to explore both the urban environment and natural spaces. Just outside the cities, the state's natural beauty stands out. The Cascade Mountains, with their towering peaks and deep valleys, offer spectacular settings for hiking, rock climbing, and wilderness programs. Moving westward, the Oregon Coast provides miles of scenic beaches, cliffs, and coastal forests, perfect for water sports, environmental education, and nature walks. Further south, the Klamath Mountains feature rugged terrain and unique ecosystems, providing campers with opportunities to explore remote areas and learn about conservation. The Willamette Valley, known for its fertile soil and rolling hills, offers campers a chance to engage in agriculture-focused programs, environmental stewardship, and outdoor activities. Whether exploring the mountain ranges, the coast, or the valleys, Oregon’s geography guarantees that campers can connect with nature in ways that suit their interests.

The state’s ecosystems, from the temperate rainforests along the coast to the volcanic mountains, provide rich opportunities for ecological exploration. Campers in nature programs engage with Oregon’s diverse wildlife, learn about conservation, and take part in sustainability initiatives. The diverse environments offer hands-on activities like studying marine life, forest conservation, and wildlife observation. Whether exploring the coast’s tidal pools or hiking through the forests of the Cascade Range, campers gain a deeper understanding of ecological principles and the importance of preserving natural resources.