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Winter Camping

Experience the joy of winter —where adventure meets cozy firesides.

A Winter Wonderland

Choose between our cozy Winter Cabins or the expansive Winter Lodge, both offering the perfect winter escape. At Camp Baldwin, enjoy heated cabins with hot showers, potable water. Embark on snowshoeing adventures, tackle the Snow Sports Merit Badge, or try your hand at igloo building. For a larger group experience, the Winter Lodge near Mount Hood features four industrial kitchens, a massive fireplace, a common area for indoor activities, and a tubing hill with several runs just outside. Perfect for an unforgettable winter adventure!

Contact

Andy Herold
Ranger | Camp Baldwin & Winter Lodges
andrew.herold@scouting.org

Camping Department
503-225-5701
492.camping@scouting.org

Winter Lodge

Aubrey Watzek Lodge

Our massive winter lodge on the south side of Mount Hood (see Google map) has access to fantastic snowshoe trails, contains four industrial kitchens and a massive fireplace to stay toasty warm 24/7.

AUBREY WATZEK LODGE Upcoming Events

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Winter Cabin

Camp Baldwin Cabins

Reserve our heated cabins, go snowshoeing (Snow Sports Merit Badge, anyone!), build igloos and have a blast!  You will also have hot showers, flushing toilets, potable water and you can even rent the dining hall for extra meeting space. 

Reservations

Winter Cabin reservations are part of our Camp Property offerings and not classified as events. Camp reservations, including those for cabins at Camp Baldwin, are available year-round.

Lodge service days

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 service days will receive early access to secure their preferred winter dates. Join us in making the lodges winter-ready!

Upcoming Events

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