The first question most teachers ask is, “What can my classroom do at camp?” Start here to get a quick orientation on what YMCA Camp Reed offers:

• 555 acres with many hiking and nature trail options such as Graves Castle and the Lost Lake Trail
• Lake, swamp and creek habitats – perfect for ecology and water science studies
• Wildlife – Camp Reed is host to many species, from beaver to bear!
• Basketball court
• Volleyball court
• Sport field
• Ga Ga pit
• Several campfire locations
• Outdoor meeting spaces: Chapel, Large deck, Pavilion (covered)
• Indoor meeting spaces: Arts & Crafts building, Rotary Hall (newly renovated) and Lakeview Lodge

Teachers may choose from the following options:

• Climbing Tower
• Challenge Course – Experiential Education Programs
• Giant Swing (in main camp)
• Swimming (Lifeguards required)
• Boating (Lifeguards required)
• Target Sports – archery
• Outdoor Education options upon request

YMCA Camp Reed offers many program options for schools. Additional fees apply.

To book your group, inquire about rates and ask questions:  Contact Rental Host,  Nicki “Doodle” Watt at 509 276-5307.

Confirm Your Date: A non-refundable deposit of 25% of your total rental plus a $200 damage deposit are required to confirm your reservation.

Payment in Full & Final Numbers: Payment in full, including special options and final participant numbers are due two weeks prior to your arrival, unless prior arrangements have been made. There will be no refund for fewer participants and increases in numbers may not be accommodated after this date (depending on staffing availability).

As many of you aware, Governor Inslee extended the “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” Order to May 4. Due to this extension, Women’s Weekend at YMCA Camp Reed has been delayed. We at Camp Reed value this weekend and the opportunity it serves our program participants. Because of the excellence of this program and it’s participants, we have rescheduled Women’s Weekend to October 2 – 4.

Join us for Women’s Weekend at YMCA Camp Reed. A full weekend just for you… with plenty of time to relax, reconnect with nature, make new friends and see lifelong buddies. Treat yourself to relaxing downtime, gourmet meals, adventure programs, yoga, massage, nature hikes, camp dance party and new activities every year!

Questions? Call 509 777 YMCA (9622) or email Ann “Tarzann” Nesbitt

Registration Coming soon!

$220 Per Person/YMCA Member
$240 Per Person/Community Member

Click HERE to register for Women’s Weekend 2020! (Coming soon)

Add-ons: Glamping! Not too keen on “roughing it” out at camp? Glamping may be the option for you! You’ll wake right up with coffee delivery service on Saturday and Sunday. Bedding (sheets, blankets, pillows), linens, and a bathmat will be provided during your stay. You will receive PRIORITY scheduling for massage and a white linen table service for Sunday morning brunch. This is an optional add-on program requiring an additional $100 fee. Available for entire cabin (6+ participants) or individuals. Must be a registered and paid participant of Women’s Weekend to join this program. There are no refunds. Click HERE to register for the Glamping add-on (coming soon).

Sample Schedule:

Friday Night (October 2)
Check-In from 4 – 6pm. That’s plenty of time to unroll your sleeping bag, fluff your pillow and discover the trail from your cabin to the bunkhouse for late night activities.

Don’t forget to book your massage during this time to guarantee your appointment during the weekend! Friday’s Dinner is the first time we will come be together as a group and announce the details for the weekend. Friday’s All-Camp Activity will set the stage for the weekend to help make connections with new and old friends, enjoy the wilderness, and become acquainted or re-acquainted with Camp Reed.

Saturday and Sunday (October 3 & 4)
YOU CHOOSE from an assortment of activities and workshops included in your registration fees:

Sample of workshops and sessions:
Yoga
Hikes around the Lake
Jolly Joggers
High and Low Ropes Course
Tie-Dying
Arts and Crafts Open Lodge
Journaling
Meditations
Target Sports
Hike to Grave’s Castle
Canoeing and Paddle Boats
Night Hikes
Climbing Wall
Polar Bear Swim
Giant Swing
Just to name a few…

Onsite services for additional fees include professional massages and henna body art, these types of services are paid for directly to the provider. A detailed schedule of events and workshop choices will be included after registration.

Whether you spend Saturday lying by the lakefront basking in the sun or climbing trees and riding the zip line, you are sure to work up an appetite for an amazing Saturday dinner. Finish the meal with a nice glass or two of wine. Some of us will dance into the night in Camp Reed tradition and others will choose a mellower movie or campfire experience.

Women’s Weekend is volunteer driven and staffed.  We look forward to sharing the magic of Camp Reed with you soon!

The Camp Reed Challenge Course provides the opportunity for your school, team or staff to grow together! This rewarding experience takes place at Camp Reed in a unique wilderness setting. Through fun and challenging activities and positive group dynamics, we facilitate individual growth and team bonding. Activities are not designed to be competitive, but are designed to increase confidence, communication, and competence.

Our challenge course encompasses 13 roped and harnessed high elements and over 15 low elements, with exciting new high elements constructed in 2017. Contact us for more information on customizing the perfect program for your group!

We can accommodate groups from 8-100, and offer the choice of morning and afternoon sessions for even larger groups. Programs vary in length from 2 hours for a high energy, props-based program right in camp to intense, highly productive 6 or 8 hour programs designed to maximize team potential. Our most popular program, often used by school groups, lasts 4 hours and includes a wide range of activities from icebreakers to a high element. We can help your classroom start the school year with tools for a successful classroom community, or help to celebrate the year with a spring session.

Camp Reed’s challenge course staff will work with you to determine group goals which will allow us to program effectively for your classroom’s needs. Common themes include communication, self-efficacy and resilience, leadership, inclusion and creating new friendships across clique and socio-economic lines.