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Camp Kuratli at Trestle Glen is located near the city of Portland, Oregon. The area features forested terrain with trails and open spaces for exploration. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer, and nearby attractions include the Clackamas River and Mount Talbert Nature Park.

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Camp Kuratli at Trestle Glen is located in Oregon

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45.394361 N
122.410659 W

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Corinna B.
Reviewed May. 24, 2017

Good Facilities, Camping Program Okay But Repetitive

If you grew up or have kids in Oregon, you may be familiar with the Oregon Trail overnight program that is run out of Camp Kuratli, about 45 minutes outside of Portland, since a good portion of 3rd through 5th graders in Portland-area schools end up going here.

The first thing to know is that the camp facilities and buildings were built and run by The Salvation Army, and the Oregon Trail program rents from them. This means that the buildings have signs on them of when they were "Dedicated to God's Service" and I believe the food service is also run by The Salvation Army. That said, the grounds, buildings, and other facilities are generally lovely and clean. There's a large gym, two story bunkhouses with wooden bunk beds, a covered campfire, etc. The food service was also very accommodating of different allergies. The Oregon Trail program is not the only program that rents from the campground, and other events such as retreats may be here, but not at the same time.

As an adult chaperone of a 4th grader on the Oregon Trail overnight program, I was bored to tears at the "programming" of the camp. We were there two days (26 hours), and had some great hands-on experiences of churning butter, building cabins, etc., but there were also hours and hours of repetitive instruction. The camp director and all of the camp counselors were incredibly nice, but spent waaaay too much time talking, so much so that there's even a song they sing to quiet the kids for "announcement time." Cut out the 2-3 hours they spent listening over and over to how to properly clear their plates, and the whole experience would have been much better. That said, my son had a blast.

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How can I view or find photos of Camp Kuratli at Trestle Glen?

To view photos of Camp Kuratli at Trestle Glen, check the official Salvation Army website where they typically maintain galleries of their camp facilities. The camp's social media accounts may also feature current images of the grounds and activities. Additionally, you can search for the camp on Google Images or visit The Dyrt's campground page for user-submitted photos. If you're specifically interested in the Oregon Trail program facilities, contacting the camp office directly may provide access to brochures or digital materials with relevant images.

What activities and programs are available at Camp Kuratli at Trestle Glen?

Camp Kuratli at Trestle Glen is primarily known for hosting the Oregon Trail overnight program for Portland-area elementary school students in grades 3-5. This educational program is a popular field trip destination for schools throughout the region, located about 45 minutes outside of Portland. The camp offers various outdoor educational activities centered around the Oregon Trail experience. For specific information about other programs, summer camps, or recreational activities available at Camp Kuratli, contact the Salvation Army which operates the facility, or check their official website for current program offerings and schedules.

Are there RV rental options near Camp Kuratli in Damascus, Oregon?

Yes, there are RV rental options available near Camp Kuratli in Damascus, Oregon. Several RV rental companies operate in the Portland metropolitan area, approximately 45 minutes from the camp. Check with national rental chains like Cruise America or RVshare, which often have pickup locations in Portland. Local RV dealerships in the area may also offer rental services. For convenience, consider booking in advance, especially during peak camping seasons. Contact the camp directly to confirm if they allow rental RVs on their property, as some camps have specific policies regarding outside vehicles.

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