Included in it's jurisdiction are the communities of Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington, Mt. Hood , and the scenic Columbia River Gorge area. Named after the second largest river on the North American continent, Girl Scouts - Columbia River Council serves the girls in 13 counties of northwest Oregon and southwest Washington. There are also existing troops that have openings from time to time as spaces become available. If you are interested in joining Girl Scouts please contact the Council Service Center listed below. Adults are always welcome to become Girl Scout Leaders.
Training is provided.
For more information about how you can help the girls of your community contact the Council Service Center. Facilities include the Lodge, the Pavilion, the Rafters, an adirondack, and several primitive sites. There is a large meadow which is ideal for games, and a nearby pond for environmental study. There are 4 main unit houses, a lodge, platform tents, teepees, cabins, and other primitive camp areas for tents. Canoeing on Home Lake is one of the many activities offered, as well as a swimming pool.