Valley Camp

07/23/2026

This is us! Bring propane for cooking on.

03/31/2026

03/13/2026

If you are a Thrivent member and have Choice Dollars. Valley Camp is on the list of organizations who will accept them. Every donation helps make improvements to the facilities.

Don’t forget:
2025 Choice Dollars® expire March 31, 2026

02/02/2026

To all Valley Camp friends

The post for t shirts for alumni is a SCAM! Please do NOT give them your information. No shirt will appear! Report it as spam to Facebook so the post can be blocked.

See you all this summer

07/30/2025

See if you recognize any place in this video.

We all like having fun outside. It's important to remember how to stay safe when you're going on a hike with your family and friends. Emery the Emergency Pen...

11/20/2024

Valley Camp survived the Bomb cyclone! We want to THANK rain city tree service for the great job in tree pruning and removal this last spring. There is only a few branches on the road. The Middlefork Rd is another story. Many trees down across the road with power lines on the ground. The word is power might be back mid day today Wednesday the 20th. Thanks for all the prayers and good thoughts. We appreciate them.

10/24/2024

First snow on the mountain tops. If you are hiking check the weather, wear appropriate clothes and carry your 10 essentials.

07/11/2024

Marshmallow season is just about gone. Be fire smart.

06/14/2024

It's warming up but that doesn't mean that the local lakes are the best place to recreate. Make sure to pay heed to this warning from King County Freshwater Beaches:

Stay out of the water at Gene Coulon Beach (Renton), Madrona Beach (Seattle), Matthews Beach (Seattle), and Waverly Park Beach (Kirkland). Right now, the water here could make you sick. Public Health – Seattle & King County recommends that people do not swim or play in the water here.

Recent water tests found high bacteria, which means there is p**p in the water from people, pets, or wildlife. Germs from p**p in the water can cause problems such as rashes, diarrhea (watery p**p), throwing up or feeling nauseous, stomachaches, headaches, or fever. It is also possible to get an infection in your eyes, ears, nose, throat, or skin. Children, elderly people, and people with weakened immune systems have a higher risk of getting sick.

Get more information and updates about beach bacteria here:

View a map of swimming beaches at lakes in King County and look up water temperature and water quality data such bacteria levels.