Hahobas Campsites | Camp Tahoma
Home > Hahobas Campsites > Camp TahomaThese campsites were located on former Hahobas land. Current ownership status of the land is unknown, however the camp is closed, and Camping is no longer permitted on this land.
Chinook Campsite - 2015
These photos were taken in 2015, and are not representative of the current condition of this campsite. Work is needed to restore tent sites and picnic area.
Size: 4 patrols (approx. 40 people)
Fairly level site with 4 - 5 tent sites, and picnic tables near the fire pit.
Good for units with handicapped people, as there is level access from road to the campsite.
Chinook Campsite - 2021
This campsite was restored by Troop 336 of Federal Way in 2021.
This is a large, level site, with room for several patrols, with 6 tent sites, 3 picnic tables and a fire pit.
There is an outhouse adjacent to this campsite, and it is located in the northern part of camp.
Eena Campsite - 2015
These photos were taken in 2015 of the old Eena campsite, located across the road from the trading post, and are not representative of the current condition of this campsite.
Eena Campsite - 2021
This campsite was under re-construction in 2021, and Troop 438 of University Place was heading up the restoration efforts.
This site is equipped with 5 tent platforms.
There is an outhouse nearby this campsite, and it is located in the northern part of camp, on the shore of Robbins Lake.
Lummi Campsite - 2015
These photos were taken in 2015, and are not representative of the current condition of this campsite.
Size: 3 patrol (approx. 30 people)
Special features: Larger site, good privacy. Lots of level tent sites, some tent platforms.
Large clearing with vehicle access for utility trailers.
Lummi Campsite - 2021
This campsite was under re-construction in 2021.
There is an outhouse adjacent to this campsite, and it is located in the northern part of camp.
It is equipped with 5 tent platforms, most need work.