Camp Moran Facility

Camp Moran was an Environmental Learning Center on Orcas Island. It was originally established as a youth camp in the 1950s for student outdoor educational activities. It is no longer used for student programs and is now a Washington State Park Retreat Center available for rent by any Washington State resident.

Features

• Rustic lodge with wood burning stove, seats up to 148
• Large commercial kitchen
• Main Camp
  • One cabin, with attached restroom and shower can sleep 4
  • Three duplexes, sleep 28 persons each, with attached restrooms and showers
• Upper Camp
  • Four cabins, sleep 12 persons each
  • Two A-frame cabins, sleep 6 persons each
  • Restrooms and Showers in separate building
• Outdoor amphitheater with fire circle
• Covered outdoor shelter
• Private dock and swimming area on Cascade Lake, canoes

Tenting

In addition to the cabins at Camp Moran, we have been allowed a limited number of tenters in designated areas. We have used that so fewer campers need to stay in cabins and be in upper bunks.