Scout Hall

Scout Hall in Crown Park - NE 15th Avenue and Everett Street

This Facility is currently closed during the Crown Park Renovation Project

This facility is available to non-profit organizations only. This was the first school in Camas and was built prior to 1882. It was replaced by a four room school (with inside plumbing) in 1886. The first school remained on the school grounds until 1907.

In 1907 the then Columbia River Paper Company gave the Boy Scout Organization permission to put the first school on their property where it still stands today. For years it was used as a scout meeting place and referred to as the Scout Hall. In 1934 the new owners of the mill, Crown Willamette Paper Company gave 7.25 acres for a park and they named it Crown Park. The city continues to use the facility at this time, it's still heavily used by local Scout Troops. 

For reservation information on Scout Hall, please contact the Camas Parks & Recreation Department at parks@cityofcamas.us or by phone at 360-834-5307.
 

Credits: This historical information was found on the Historical Marker Database website. This information was originally submitted on July 29, 2012, by Rachel Aschmann of Camas, Washington.