Welcome to hahobas.org -- the virtual home of Camp Hahobas, BSA.  Located on over 600 acres above Hood Canal, Camp Hahobas is an excellent location for your unit year-round.  The property includes access to three freshwater lakes, a saltwater beach, hundreds of acres of forest, and incredible views of Hood Canal and the Olympic Mountains.

The Pacific Harbors Council (Tacoma, WA) owns and operates the property.  We will offer a total of five (5) weeks of summer camp this year.  The remainder of the year the property is often used for district and unit activities.  Those activities have a wide variety of resources at hand: 21 established campsites, several lodges, program areas, a COPE course, fire bowls, and outpost camping sites for wilderness/ leave no trace camping events.  If you haven't visited the camp or done so in the last few years we encourage you to take a virtual tour here on our website or come visit us at camp.

What are you doing next summer?

We are getting ready for you to join us in 2011!  If you haven't made plans for your summer camp experience next year, we would love to have you visit!  There are  plenty of great locations available for your stay.

2010 Summer Camp Reservation Form

2011 Summer Camp Registration Form - New!!

 2010 Camp Leaders Guidebook

The Hahobas blog

Looking for frequent updates to what is going on at Camp Hahobas?  Look no further than the hahobas.org blog.  Information changes frequently as do the projects that get completed at camp.  Check out what's going on at your camp as we transform it into a premiere facility.

Navigating this site...

 We are excited to be able to share our camp with you. There is a lot going on at camp and we are transforming aspects of it to better serve you, our customers.  Take a look through the site and explore what we have in store for you.  If you have any questions or feedback follow the "Contact Us" link on the left menu.

Photo courtesy of John Ohlson, Troop 27, Fox Island

Calling All Volunteers!

Units, groups, or individuals looking for ways to help out at camp can do so by contacting the Ranger, Darren Boutá. The updated list of available projects will be updated and posted here soon. (2-7-2010)

  All willing volunteers are needed to keep up the momentum we have started building in the last 3 years.  In addition to unit service projects available from the ranger - any time, there are monthly work weekends sponsored by the Camping Committee and Properties Committee. Click on this link for the list of work weekends from 2009-2011.

If you or your unit is willing to give us a hand getting camp into better shape, fill out the form below and return it to the Council office.

Volunteer Sign Up Form - coming soon!