Camp Cascade's developed grounds include numerous playing fields for multi-use. Soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball, football and basketball, are just a few of the activities suitable for the courts and fields. A number of paths wind through the woods for walkers and joggers. A nearby public hiking trail follows the Little North Fork.
Indoor recreation opportunities include tables in both lodges with plenty of room for board games or cards, and also a cozy fireplace or stove to gather around for evening singing or late-night ghost stories.
Elkhorn Valley Golf Course
Elkhorn Valley Golf Course offers 18 challenging holes of golf in one of the Pacific Northwest's most spectacular settings. The award-winning front nine has captivated golfers of all abilities since 1976 and now the final nine holes are complete. Considered one of Oregon's most scenic, Elkhorn Valley Golf Course is approximately a mile away from Camp Cascade.
Salmon Falls State Park
Salmon Falls State Park is within walking distance of Camp Cascade. You can enjoy many trails through the forest along with access to the Little North Fork River. The dramatic feature of this spot is the 250-foot-long cliff wall that bisects the river bed. The water is deep all along the base of the wall. There are small falls and a fish ladder near the far end of the wall.
Opal Creek Wilderness and Scenic Recreation Area
The Opal Creek Forest was first inhabited by Native Americans. The site that is now Jawbone Flats is believed to have been a summer camp for the Santiam Kalapuya Indians. The Whetstone Mountain Trail crosses the valley and is believed to have been a frequent trade route.