For Future
Generations

Since 1952, youth of the Pacific Northwest have been coming to Moran State Park on Orcas Island to learn about the outdoors and how to use them wisely, or conserve them, so that future generations may enjoy them as well.

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WSYCC | Ship Bay on the way to Moran State Park

Summer 20206

Registration is now open for summer of 2026 kids 12-16 years old
Boys Camp is July 26-August 1 | Girls Camp is August 2-August 8

A group of young girls outdoors making funny faces and showing playful expressions, with a forest background.
A group of young boys standing outside in front of a wooden building with an American flag, some seem to be praying or reflecting.
Three people in a red canoe on the water, wearing orange life jackets. One person at the front smiling, and two others in the middle and back paddling.
Group of young people posing on rocky shoreline near water with forested hills in the background.
Four boys are pushing a small green boat into a lake from a dock, surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.
Group of people practicing archery outdoors in a grassy field with trees in the background.
A group of children and two adults in a wooden cabin classroom, engaged in a craft activity at tables, with a chalkboard and bright windows in the background.
A girl with blonde hair dressed in a black hoodie and denim shorts, holding a fishing rod with a small fish she caught in her right hand, standing on the rocky edge of a lake with forested hills in the background.

REGISTRATION

  • WSYCC | Campers sitting on benches waiting for campfire to begin

    Boys Camp

    July 26th-August 1st

    Drop off and pick up at the Anacortes Ferry Terminal

    Registration
  • WSYCC | Campers at the Orcas Island ferry terminal

    Girls Camp

    Aug 2nd-Aug 8th

    Drop off and pick up at the Anacortes Ferry Terminal

    Registration
  • WSYCC | View from Mt. Constitution

    Sponsors

    2026 Sponsors

    We appreciate any donations big and small. Thank you.

    Sponsor
  • WSYCC | Aerial photo looking down at Orcas Island ferry terminal

    Staff

    July 26th-Aug 8th

    Registration for Instructors and Counselors for 2026.

    Regristation

Classes

  • WSYCC | Campers at the top of Mt. Constitution

    Mountain Hike

  • WSYCC | Campers participating in water safety class

    Water Safety

  • WSYCC | Campers canoeing

    Canoeing

  • Marine Biology

  • WSYCC | Campers learning about stream flow

    Stream Flow

  • WSYCC | Campers learning firearm safety and marksmanship

    Marksmanship

  • WSYCC | Camper being guided in archery class

    Archery

  • WSYCC | Campers setting up their shelter durning survival class

    Survival

  • WSYCC | Campers raising the flag for morning camp fire

    Leadership

  • WSYCC | Campers fishing in Cascade Lake

    Fishing

  • WSYCC | Campers learning fly tying

    Fly Tying

While classes may change year to year, we work to provide an engaging schedule for everyone

This is a snapshot of a week at Boys Camp. Instructors are seen jumping off the bridge and rope swing.

Here to Have Fun
Here to Learn

The week is focused on providing a wide range of outdoor experiences, that will be worthwhile for both those who’ve never been exposed to these activities and those who enjoy the outdoors on a regular basis.

In addition to the wonderful sponsors below, we would also like to thank the staff, cooks, instructors, van drivers, counselors and parents for their continued support of WSYCC. The volunteers who spend their time to make camp happen and the parents who sign up their kids to be campers makes this possible. Thank you.


A special thanks goes out to the BUCK BAY SHELLFISH FARM in Olga, near our camp. They guide our campers through their oyster farm, explain the process, and even barbecue some up for the campers to try. They're awesome people, so if you're on the island, please visit their farm and give them your business. If you do stop by, thank them for helping out the camps.


77 E.J. Young Road
Olga, WA 98279
360-376-5280

WSYCC | Buck Bay Shellfish Farm

Thank you to our Sponsors

  • RMEF logo with an elk silhouette and antlers.

    Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

    Website

  • Seal of the National Rifle Association featuring a bald eagle holding a rifle and American flag with the year 1871, in a circular design with blue, red, white, and gold colors.

    NRA

    Website

  • Bremerton Sportsmen's Club logo featuring a canoeist, arrowhead, rifle, and the words 'Member Est. 1919'.

    Bremerton Sportsmen's Club

    Website

  • Logo of Evergreen Fly Fishing Club, featuring a fishing fly image, established in 1953, located in Everett, Washington.

    Evergreen Fly Fishing Club

    Website

  • Snohomish Sportsmens Club logo with mountain, fish, hunt, fish, camp icons.

    Snohomish Sportsmen's Club

    Website

  • Logo of Shelton Nimrod Club with an elk silhouette, crosshairs, and the year 2014.

    Shelton Nimrod Club

  • Mount Si Fish and Game Club logo featuring a stylized blue fish.

    Mount Si Fish and Game Club

    Website

  • Embroidered logo of Western Washington Walleye Club featuring a fish inside a circular design.

    Western Washington Walleye Club

    Website

  • Logo of Everett Steelhead & Salmon Club, featuring a fish with mountains and water backdrop. Text reads "Puget Sound Anglers."

    Everett Steelhead and Salmon Club

    Website

  • Logo of Kittitas County Field & Stream Club featuring a fish, deer, and bird with a mountain background, established 1919.

    Kittitas County Field & Stream Club

    Website

  • Logo of Richland Rod and Gun Club featuring hunting and fishing symbols

    Richland Rod & Gun Club

    Website

  • Poggie Club Kitsap logo featuring a salmon with the text 'Save Our Salmon, Conserve Our Wildlife'.

    Kitsap Poggie Club

    Website

  • "Greene Commercial" logo featuring a tree in front of a geometric building design in green.

    Quint Newell - Greene Commercial Real Estate

    Website

  • Olympic Sotheby's Int'l Realty

    Website