Welcome to Camp Fire USA

Camp Fire USA builds caring, confident youth and future leaders.

Camp Fire USA Wilani Council youth programs offer rich development opportunities for children and families as they engage in all-inclusive, coeducational activities designed to develop self-esteem, decision-making skills, responsibility to self and community and outdoor skills. And to have fun!

A sample of some of our youth programs:

Traditional Camp Fire Clubs consist of 8-10 youth with two adult leaders who meet regularly throughout the school year. Activities include learning about self, family and community, exploring nature, camping, community service projects, and arts and crafts. Club programs available for youngsters Pre-K through grade 12.

Teens In Action, a teen service-learning program, is based on the idea that teens are the key to the future and are making a difference in communities nationwide. Teens in Action empowers teens to speak out and stand up in their communities.

Self Reliance courses teach self-confidence and responsibility. Exciting programs teach young people how to handle threats to their safety and security, take care of themselves in different situations, and provide service to their communities

Outdoor Programs include Day Camps and Resident Camp at Camp Wilani, Environmental Programs and more.

Camp Wilani - Historic Camp Wilani welcomes ALL youth, K-12, for Day or Resident Camp experiences in the lush foothills of the Oregon Coastal Range! Overnight campers receive comfortable sleeping quarters in cabins, yurts, A-frames or tipis; delicious, catered meals in Beam Dining Hall, nutritious snacks, event supplies and well-trained adult supervision.

Register for Camp Wilani

Day Camp: June 23-27

Resident Camp: 6 sessions beginning July 9

Camp Wilani Alpine Tower Challenge Course
Are you looking for a challenge for your group or company? Or maybe a place for a team-building retreat? The Alpine Tower at Camp Wilani is a perfect opportunity for you! The tower offers low and high team-building and individual challenges for participants that emphasize trust, communication and teamwork.

View the brochure and contact Barbara for more information at 541-342-6338 x103.

Alpine Tower Brochure PDF

Grand Council Fire 2008
Join us in celebrating the Camp Fire USA year of activities and achievements. This year we are proud to present four Wohelo Awards, the highest award a youth may earn.
Hannah Chapman, Jr. Springfield High School
Sophie Dutton, Jr. South Eugene High School
Mariah Elligsen, Jr. Marist High School
Nicky Soreng-Robbins, Jr. South Eugene High School

Saturday, May 17, 2008
3:00 pm Cascade Middle School
1525 Echo Hollow Road, Eugene