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Event Calendar
Below is a list of tentative dates and locations for upcoming events. Any changes regarding the date or location of an event will be posted on the front page of the website as well as in the Announcements Forum.
Entry Fees:
The following entry fees are subject to change per the Owner's discretion. Adjusted fees will be announced prior to
an event on the front page of the website and in the
Announcements Forum. Any events incurring an adjusted price
will be listed in the "Notes" section of the above
event calendar.
Prices do not reflect the $5 discount
for pre-registration as a "PC". Players
registered as "Plot" do not recieve this discount as they already pay reduced event fees.
NOTE: Legacies does not accept personal checks.
| New player- |
$25 |
| PC- |
$35 |
| Plot- |
Free |
Event Sites:
Directions to Brooks Memorial:
From Yakima, WA:
Take Hwy. 97 out of Toppenish. Park is 40 miles south of Toppenish.
From Vancouver, WA:
Take I-84 on the Oregon side of the Columbia River. At Biggs, Oregon, take Bigg's Bridge past Maryhill State Park, northbound onto Hwy. 97 to Goldendale. Brooks Memorial is on Hwy. 97, 13 miles north of Goldendale.
Accommodations: Seven cabins sleep 10 each; comfortable log lodge with fireplace and beds for two; fully equipped kitchen, meeting room and dining area; restrooms and showers nearby; ADA access.
Features: Kitchen utensils and dishes; beds or cots (without bedding); tables and chairs; cleaning supplies; paper towels and toilet paper.
Not provided: Kitchen linens and dishwashing supplies; bedding or sleeping bags; firewood; first aid equipment; recreational equipment.
Located 13 miles north of Goldendale, Wash., in the Simcoe Mountians in Klickitat County.
From Yakima:
Take Hwy. 97 out of Toppenish. Park is 40 miles south of Toppenish.
From Vancouver, WA:
Take I-84 on the Oregon side of the Columbia River. At Biggs, Oregon, take Bigg's Bridge past Maryhill State Park, northbound onto Hwy. 97 to Goldendale. Brooks Memorial is on Hwy. 97, 13 miles north of Goldendale.
Directions to Camp David :
It is used on a reservation basis only and has a capacity for overnight use of 100. It is one of the finest outdoor recreation resident camps in the state. The facilities include a beautiful main lodge (full of elk horn chandeliers and paintings) kitchen/dining facilities, eight sleeping cabins, two group restrooms (accessible), one staff duplex, a beach cabin, a log cabin lodge, swimming area, fishing dock, grass playfield, manager's residence, and 8.5 acres of Lake Crescent waterfront property.
Qui Si Sana Lodge has a fully equipped kitchen, dining hall, arts/crafts room, and restrooms, with showers. A massive fireplace is a cozy location to gather in the evenings. In any weather, the covered porches allow unparalleled views of Lake Crescent.
Sleeping Cabins are clustered in groups of four; each cluster is served by a central restroom building. Cabins sleep between eight and eleven individuals each.
Beach and Staff Cabins each have a small kitchen, full bath, sleeping area and can be used by large or small groups.
Directions to Camp Delezenne:
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Via I-5 (North or South) |
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From I-5, take exit 104 to US-101 toward Aberdeen/Port Angeles . |
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From US-101, take WA-8 toward Montesano/Aberdeen |
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WA-8 will become US-12 |
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From US-12 take the second exit for Elma onto S 3rd Street |
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Left onto S 3rd Street |
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S 3rd Street will become Wakefield Rd. |
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Bear left onto S Bank Rd. (it's not a true left turn, just a slight curve at a fork) |
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Right on Delezene Creek Rd., follow until the end of the pavement, and continue on the gravel road (Mapquest and Expedia both say that the road changes names a a few times, but we didn't see any signs to tell us that, so just follow the gravel road). There's a couple of roads to turn off onto, but just keep going straight. You'll go over a couple tiny bridges, just follow the road all the way until you find a a Weyerhaeuser forest sign instructing you not to tresspass. As strange as it sounds, continue passed the Weyerhaeuser sign (don't turn onto another road, just go down the road with the sign), following the road. Shortly, you will see signs for Camp Delezenne (Weyerhaeuser just happens to own the land around the campgrounds). You will see a small, grassy parking lot on the right-hand side where you will need to park. As you continue down the road, you will see the ranger house on the left and a couple cabins and the lodge just passed the ranger house, also on the left side of the road. |
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from the Kitsap Penninsula |
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Take WA-16 to WA-3 |
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WA-3 ends briefly in Shelton |
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In Shelton, take a left onto N Front St. |
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Right onto E Railroad Ave |
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Left onto S 1st St. |
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Follow S 1st St. to WA-3 |
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From WA-3, merge onto US-101 via the ramp (on the left) |
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From WA-101 take WA-108 toward McCleary/Aberdeen |
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Follow WA-108 to WA-8 |
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WA-8 will become US-12 |
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From US-12 take the exit for Elma onto S 3rd Street |
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Left onto S 3rd Street |
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S 3rd Street will become Wakefield Rd. |
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Bear left onto S Bank Rd. (it's not a true left turn, just a slight curve at a fork) |
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Right on Delezene Creek Rd., follow until the end of the pavement, and continue on the gravel road (Mapquest and Expedia both say that the road changes names a a few times, but we didn't see any signs to tell us that, so just follow the gravel road). There's a couple of roads to turn off onto, but just keep going straight. You'll go over a couple tiny bridges, just follow the road all the way until you find a a Weyerhaeuser forest sign instructing you not to tresspass. As strange as it sounds, continue passed the Weyerhaeuser sign (don't turn onto another road, just go down the road with the sign), following the road. Shortly, you will see signs for Camp Delezenne (Weyerhaeuser just happens to own the land around the campgrounds). You will see a small, grassy parking lot on the right-hand side where you will need to park. As you continue down the road, you will see the ranger house on the left and a couple cabins and the lodge just passed the ranger house, also on the left side of the road. |
Directions to Camp Ramblewood:
Camp Ramblewood is located in Sequim Bay State park on highway 101 3 miles east of Sequim.
Take Highway 101 north. You will pass the 7 Cedars Casino on your left. About a mile ahead, you will see a brown sign for Camp Ramblewood, which is a right turn. As soon as you make that turn, you will see another brown sign, telling you to turn left. The camp is at the end. It is very easy to spot.
Accommodations: Wood lodge with fully equipped kitchen and fireplace; sleeping loft for eight; four Adirondack (three-sided) sleeping shelters, each sleep eight; three heated cabins sleep eight or nine each; outdoor fire circle for activities.
Directions to Camp Thunderbird:
Located just west of Olympia towards Delezenne. Please do not arrive on site until after 5 PM.
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Via I-5 (North or South) |
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From I-5, take exit 104 to US-101 toward Aberdeen/Port Angeles . |
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After 5.9 miles Highway 101 becomes Washington Highway 8, take Highway 8 towards Montesano/Aberdeen. DO NOT exit to Highway 101. |
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After 4.6 miles (about 2 miles past the Union 76 station) turn right onto Summit Lake Rd NW (you will see a green "Summit Lake" sign.) |
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Follow Summit Lake Rd NW for 1.9 miles (stay left at the y-intersection) and you will see the Camp Thunderbird parking lot on your right and the Camp Akela parking lot on the left. You will see a Camp Thunderbird sign, continue straight past teh sign. The second camp sign you see will be the entrance. |
Directions to Fort Flagler:
We use one dorm of Camp Hoskins. There are also small, completely empty "cabins" nearby, a tavern, and a logistics/plot building.
Located eight miles northeast of Hadlock (Port Hadlock), Wash., on the northern tip of Marrowstone Island in Jefferson County.
Located eight miles northeast of Hadlock (Port Hadlock), Wash., on the northern tip of Marrowstone Island.
From Seattle or Edmonds:
Take Kingston Ferry or Bainbridge Island Ferry, and follow signs to Hood Canal Bridge. Cross over and drive five miles, then turn right onto easily-missed Hwy. 19 (Beaver Valley Rd.). Travel 10 miles to the Chimacum four-way stop. Take a right on Chimacum-Center Rd. At four-way stop in Port Hadlock, turn right onto Oak Bay Rd. Go approximately one mile and turn left onto SR 116. Fort Flagler is at end of road, approximately 10 miles from the Oak Bay Rd.
From Port Townsend:
Drive south out of town on Sims Way and continue south on Hwy 20 for approximately 2.5 miles to the stop light. Continue straight onto Hwy 19. Travel three miles to Ness' Corner Road and turn left. At the four way stop in Port Hadlock, continue straight onto Oak Bay Road. After approximately one mile, turn left onto State Route 116. Follow the route to the end of the road and directly into the park.
Directions to Millersylvania State Park:
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Take I-5 south to exit 95. At the bottom of the ramp turn right towards the park. |
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About 3-4 miles ahead you will come to a T intersection. Go left. The park entrance is about 1/2 mile ahead on the left. |
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Once you have entered the park, keep going straight for about1/2 mile. At the second right hand turn you will see signs for the ELC. Go right here. |
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You will end up in a parking lot near a boat ramp. There is a small access road on the right. Take this road back to the ELC and you're there. |
Directions to Scouters Mountain:
Scouters Mountain is a BSA site located in Portland.
Scouters' Mountain
11300 SE 147th Avenue
Happy Valley, OR 97086
Map:
http://www.cpcbsa.org/leader-resources/download-forms/category/32-camp-maps?download=168%3Ahighway-map-scouters-mountain
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