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Camp Baker is a 135-acre Scouts BSA summer camp founded in 1954 formerly named Camp Tsiltcoos after Siltcoos lake that the camp property is a peninsula on. The camp is located just outside of Dune City near the Oregon Coast. Nine years after it was founded it was renamed from Camp Tsiltcoos to Camp Baker after Alton f. Baker a former Council President of the Oregon Trail Council.
| Camp Baker | |||
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 Camp Climbing Tower | |||
 Entrance Arch | |||
| Owner | Oregon Trail Council | ||
| Location | Dune City, Oregon Coast | ||
| Country | United States | ||
| Coordinates | 43.889424, -124.096591 | ||
| Camp size | 135 acres (55 ha) | ||
| Founded | 1954 | ||
| Founder | Alton F. Baker | ||
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| Website otcbsa | |||
Buildings
[edit]There are a number of buildings around the central area of camp with a number of buildings being replaced recently due to a number of reasons including their age and capacity. There are also many structures along the peninsula with none of them being fully enclosed.
Dining Hall
[edit]The Kenneth W. Ford Lodge or otherwise called the dining hall is a large hall with a kitchen used for serving meals during summer camp season. There are two alcoves on either side of the main hall and several bathrooms near the kitchen. On one side of the building is a large ramp leading from the parade grounds to a small hall in the building where food is served.