Camp Huston is located in Gold Bar, about an hour east of Seattle WA in the
beautiful foothills of the cascade mountains. For detailed directions, see our Contact/Links page

Our Sessions 1, 2 and 3, Horse and Buckaroo Camp begin with registration on Sunday at 3pm
and will run until the following saturday. That's six days.

Mini Camp begins with registration on Monday at 3pm and concludes with a family picnic on Thursday.
That's four days/three nights to give mini campers a taste of what a full session is like.

Missoula Children's Theater session begins with registration on Sunday at 3pm and concludes
with a performance (family and friends invited!) the following Friday afternoon at 4pm. That's five nights total.

Campers sleep in cabins for the duration of their stay (with six to eight campers of a
similar age, as well as 1-2 counselors). The eight Olympic cabins are situated on the upper
field while the six Cascade cabins are clustered in the woods. Each group of cabins is
serviced by a large, centrally located bathouse with hot showers. Many campers will experience
an overnight camp-out at one of our four on-site camping spots.

Each cabin has either one or two counselors who will sleep in the cabin each night with the
campers for the duration of the session. Two cabins of a similar age come together to form
a Discovery Group. The staff from each cabin, along with a Discovery Group Leader (DGL)
will spend every day with the group, with the exception of Activity Times and Community
Times where campers are encouraged to mingle with the whole community and staff.

Camp Huston has an outdoor heated swimming pool, archery range, basketball court, overnight camping spots
and large play fields with sports equipment. The arts and crafts center is kept well-stocked. Many campers
take advantage of Camp Huston's Challenge Course. Evening worship services are held at St. John in the Woods
(our chapel), or at the campfire circle. And our location next to Wallace Falls State Park allows for hiking
and easy access to the Wallace River during group time.

Yes! A registered nurse is present and on-site for the entire week of camp. Each camper will meet
the nurse at check-in on the first day. Medications are kept locked at all times and dispensed by
the nurse after breakfast, lunch, dinner and before bed.

Yes. We work closely with the American Camp Association (ACA) to meet over 150 standards to ensure
our camper's safety and security. The accreditation process happens every three years.
See to leant more about the ACA.

Absolutely! "Camperships" (scholarships for campers) are available. If you are a member of the
Episcopal Church, please ask your priest about scholarships for Camp Huston. If not, please email
or call and ask for our camp Director Bill Tubbs for more information. Click here for our Contact
page. Click here for the Scholarship Process Flyer.