This summer camp is held at the Cispus Learning Center, just outside of Randle, WA, located in SW Washington. Instruction is provided by resource professionals who volunteer their time to share their knowledge and expertise with campers. It's an experience the camper's won't forget!

The Natural Resources Youth Camp has a resident camp manager, camp director, nurse, registrar, recreation coordinator, program coordinator, CIT Coordinator, at least 3 board members, six counselors-in-training, and minimum of six counselors 24 hours per day. Career resource professionals are on site two or more days during the week. Each dorm has at least two resident leaders.

The camp is held at the Cispus Learning Center, which is located on a tree-clad 45-acre site in beautiful Gifford Pinchot National Forest, in the southeastern portion of Lewis County. This unique facility includes heated dormitories, dining hall, education building, gymnasium, nurses station, library, campfire, amphitheater, and trail systems. The Cispus River Valley is covered by dense second-growth forest consisting primarily of conifers, but with a scattering of deciduous trees. The Center is bordered by the Cispus River on the north and by Yellowjacket Creek on the east. There are several waterfalls and a cave located near the camp.