Everything about Ywca Camp Westwind totally explained
YWCA Camp Westwind is a
summer camp on the
Oregon Coast in the
United States, just north of
Lincoln City and south of
Cascade Head. Founded in 1937, this camp maintains affiliation with the
Portland branch of the
YWCA. It is one of only two YWCA summer camps which still exist in the United Stated. As of 2006, Westwind was accredited by the
American Camp Association. The camp comprises 503 acres which touch the
Salmon River,
Pacific Ocean and on its easternmost edge, borders
Route 101.
Known for its pristine natural beauty and serene location, the camp also has a low
ropes course,
horseback riding,
canoeing,
kayaking,
archery, and
hiking. Camp Westwind is also known for its beautiful 22-hole
Frisbee Golf course. The camp offers a variety of programs for children from ages 7-17 as well as a number of family options. Camp Westwind is also the home of
The Outdoor School, a youth camp that recruits high school volunteers to teach inner-city 6th grade students about nature and
environmentalism.
History
The land was once inhabited by the
Nechesne, a
Salish speaking tribe of the Oregon Coast, also known as the Salmon River Indians.
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