Camp Kiwanilong is located in Warrenton, a short distance from Fort Stevens Park. The camp is somewhat more rustic than many are used to, lacking electricity and heat in all but one cabin. As such, bring extra blankets and battery powered light sources. The dining hall and bathrooms are modern, with heat and electricity.
If you do not have one of the heated/wired bunks, you may use a catalytic or Mr. Heater propane heater that has a tip over shutoff. If you use a propane heater, 6 square inches of ventilation must be provided to ensure safe oxygen levels in the cabin. Heaters must be kept away from tapestries; no items should be placed within 24 inches of the heater. The unheated & unwired cabins each sleep 8 people. There will be one larger cabin with electricity in the IG area.
Like the Silver Falls Ranches, Camp Kiwanilong does not provide mattresses, bring your own camp pads for your comfort, they will also help keep you warmer. Also, like some of the ELC's, paper towels are not provided (TP is), so donations of paper towels for general use and clean up is appreciated.
At this site, the following locations, in addition to standard non-combat areas, are no combat zones: All docks, boathouse and suspension bridge. No swimming or boating is permitted, please use judgment and caution around the shores of the lakes.
The road to Camp Kiwanilong is hidden in the parking lot of the Warrenton soccer fields, if you google directions, search for "Camp Kiwanilong Road" not Camp Kiwanilong, or you'll end up across the lake. Same goes for GPS.
From Seaside:
1: Highway 101 North about 14 miles
2: look for sign that says 'Fort Stevens State Park'
3: turn Left (West) onto Highway 104
4: Drive about 1.5 miles north looking for next 'Fort Stevens State Park' sign
5: turn Left (west) onto DeLaura Beach Rd
6: Drive about 0.5 miles, road will join Ridge Road
7: turn Left (West) into the parking lot, you will turn 180` before you see the road into the camp
If you reach Fort Stevens State Park, you went too far.
If you come through Astoria,
1: drive about 1.25 miles past Youngs' Bay Bridge on Highway 101.
2: turn Right (West) onto Highway 104.
3: turn Right (North) onto Main Street
4: turn Left (West) onto SW 9th Street
5: turn Right (North onto Ridge Road
6: turn Left (West) into the parking lot, you will turn 180` before you see the road into the camp
From Seattle
http://g.co/maps/rn87u
From PDX
http://g.co/maps/ehjzr
Any questions, please ask!
If you do not have one of the heated/wired bunks, you may use a catalytic or Mr. Heater propane heater that has a tip over shutoff. If you use a propane heater, 6 square inches of ventilation must be provided to ensure safe oxygen levels in the cabin. Heaters must be kept away from tapestries; no items should be placed within 24 inches of the heater. The unheated & unwired cabins each sleep 8 people. There will be one larger cabin with electricity in the IG area.
Like the Silver Falls Ranches, Camp Kiwanilong does not provide mattresses, bring your own camp pads for your comfort, they will also help keep you warmer. Also, like some of the ELC's, paper towels are not provided (TP is), so donations of paper towels for general use and clean up is appreciated.
At this site, the following locations, in addition to standard non-combat areas, are no combat zones: All docks, boathouse and suspension bridge. No swimming or boating is permitted, please use judgment and caution around the shores of the lakes.
The road to Camp Kiwanilong is hidden in the parking lot of the Warrenton soccer fields, if you google directions, search for "Camp Kiwanilong Road" not Camp Kiwanilong, or you'll end up across the lake. Same goes for GPS.
From Seaside:
1: Highway 101 North about 14 miles
2: look for sign that says 'Fort Stevens State Park'
3: turn Left (West) onto Highway 104
4: Drive about 1.5 miles north looking for next 'Fort Stevens State Park' sign
5: turn Left (west) onto DeLaura Beach Rd
6: Drive about 0.5 miles, road will join Ridge Road
7: turn Left (West) into the parking lot, you will turn 180` before you see the road into the camp
If you reach Fort Stevens State Park, you went too far.
If you come through Astoria,
1: drive about 1.25 miles past Youngs' Bay Bridge on Highway 101.
2: turn Right (West) onto Highway 104.
3: turn Right (North) onto Main Street
4: turn Left (West) onto SW 9th Street
5: turn Right (North onto Ridge Road
6: turn Left (West) into the parking lot, you will turn 180` before you see the road into the camp
From Seattle
http://g.co/maps/rn87u
From PDX
http://g.co/maps/ehjzr
Any questions, please ask!
