Longbow Organization Camp

I didn't stay overnight, but just went to check out the old CCC Camp. It appears to have the basics for something better than total primitive camping.

Amazing place! The cabins are good, each one has a fire pit just outside, keeps them toasty warm. The group fire pit is wonderful. Get river access.

The river was great Crystal clear water cool and so many swimming holes

Great place to have a multi-day group event. Surrounded by mature firs. Pump your own well water. Covered outdoor kitchen and eating areas. Vollyball court. Campfire arena (no open fires allowed this summer due to extremely dry conditions) River only a few yards away for swimming (to the west) or wading (to the east) Six 3 sided, rustic cabins, that open towards the river, but not too close. Great white noise for putting you to sleep. Only downside for some people is the steep, sometimes rutted, gravel road that descends from the gate to the camp itself. Park up near the top if you can.

This camp is such a beautiful place. Reservation a year ahead every year. It's always a treasure of memories. The group celebrated 40 years this time. I was surprised the last few years at the destruction of this place built in the depression. What is wrong with some people destroying such a great area?