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Celebrating the amazing year of 2024 rentals
By the numbers In 2024, we welcomed 58 rental groups! That’s more than one per week and over 2000 people from 58 different organizations, schools, and groups. Thirty-three of those rentals were mission-aligned non-profits! Rentals brought children, families, individuals, and groups to Westwind from our coastal community, the Willamette Valley, and beyond. These rental groups…
Apply Today for Westwind Summer Camp Staff
Applications for Westwind Summer Camp Staff are open! Apply today for a once-in-a-lifetime experience to be a leader, a rolemodel, and work along the beautiful Oregon coast! Application for all positions are available and we have positions for ages 17 and up! Why should you work at summer camp? Working at Westwind is a rewarding…
Learn More about Teen Babysitter Volunteers
Teen Babysitter Volunteers are an essential part of our Family Camps. They help run activities, support staff, watch cabins, and babysit small groups of campers during activity blocks. You will work with a team of other high schoolers to create an unforgettable experience and gain a unique perspective on Westwind. Learn more about why you…
What will 2025 bring?
While the creatures of Westwind may be bunkered down for the winter, we are hard at work preparing for another exciting year! What will 2025 bring? Many amazing programs and exciting progress to existing efforts. Conservation work on our many ecosystems, working to enhance your experience through site improvement projects, and launching new programs to…
About Westwind
Westwind is a 529-acre independent non-profit camp, learning space, and wilderness area set in the middle of the 10,000+ acre Cascade Head UN Biosphere Reserve in Oregon. In addition to operating its traditional summer “Camp Westwind,” Westwind hosts Outdoor School in the spring and fall, rentals on available weekends, and various workshops, events and volunteer programs throughout the year.
Westwind will always welcome people to these wild shores and green hills to discover that caring for the land is caring for ourselves and our communities.