Fire Mountain Scout Camp

Fire Mountain features programs and merit badge instruction in all of these areas:

• Aquatics - swimming and boating
• COPE/Climbing - high/low COPE courses, zipline and 40-foot climbing/rappelling tower
• Crafts - basketry, leatherwork, art, woodcarving
• Nature / Conservation - traditional nature merit badge education
• Outdoor Skills - traditional Scout skills like first aid, pioneering, cooking, orienteering
• Pathfinders - a first year scout program
• Shooting Sports - archery, .22 caliber rifle, shotgun (modern and black powder)

Many programs outside of merit badge instruction focus on encouraging the Patrol Method, providing time in the afternoon's and evening's to do activities together as a patrol.

For the most up to date information about camp and the programs being offered please visit the official Mount Baker Council Camping site.

The camp typically hosts several Cub Scout programs throughout the year including both day camps and overnight camping.

For the most up to date information about camp and the programs being offered please visit the official Mount Baker Council Cub Camping site.

Fire Mountain plays host to many offseason users, such as Scouts BSA Troops, Cub Scouts events, Order of the Arrow events and leadership training programs like Woodbadge and NYLT.

For information about upcoming offerings or to make a camp reservation please visit the Mount Baker Council site.