Campsites Camp Pioneer has ten campsites available for reservation by Scout units from the Cascade Pacific Council and beyond. Facilities in each campsite will include a dining fly, at least one picnic table, a flagpole and American flag, a washbasin, and canvas wall tents on raised wooden platforms. Due to National Standards which dictate that no more than two Scouts may inhabit a tent platform, campsite capacities may seem somewhat limited. If a unit registers for a campsite that cannot completely withstand its numbers, we ask the unit leaders to make certain that they bring extra tents to make up the difference.
Every campsite has space for at least one to two more tents, if necessary.
Big Fir Campsite is well-removed from the hustle of the main part of Camp Pioneer. The campsite is, of course, named for the massive stand of old-growth Douglas Fir that stands just southwest of the campsite. But don't think that this leads to any sort of intrusions. Actually, the campsite surrounds a natural bowl, the ridges of which overlook the campfire bowl, Pine Ridge Lake, and the smaller OA Lake. Obsidian Campsite, third from the south on Pine Ridge Lake's eastern edge, is neatly tucked into the ridge.