BB Camp (BB360 Overnight, Day & Family Camps and Youth Programs)
BB Camp on Devil’s Lake, Lincoln City, OR
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BB Camp (BB360 Overnight, Day & Family Camps and Youth Programs) offers activities such as boating on Devil’s Lake, a ropes course, ziplining, performing arts, crafts, nature activities, games, and a range of water sports. Campers can canoe, kayak, paddleboard, wakeboard, and go hydro-tubing, and they also take part in dance, Shabbat services, archery, swimming in a heated pool, basketball on an outdoor court, tennis, pickleball, climbing on a wall, gaga, and ballfield/soccer games.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
BB Camp has been operating for over 100 years and has existed since 1921. The program is a Jewish summer camp in Oregon and is now part of BB360, the Jewish umbrella over the Pacific Northwest. Its mission states that BB Camp welcomes kids into a close community that builds friendships, leadership skills, and Jewish identity through day and overnight programs that combine fun, shared experiences, and Jewish rituals, with a focus on helping every child feel safe, included, and more confident.
The camp describes itself as an ultra-inclusive sanctuary with a boundless Kehila (community) of different ages, denominations, backgrounds, languages, and abilities. It is inclusive of campers with physical disabilities, autism, hearing impairments, visual impairments, learning disabilities, speech or language impairments, or other unique needs. Campers and renters can use ADA-accessible cabins, which are described as the only ADA-accessible cabins at an Oregon camp, and these cabins are temperature-controlled with heat and air conditioning.
The medical team at BB Camp includes on-site nurses, medical assistants, and a volunteer doctor. A Director of Community Care provides staff with ongoing training and mentorship. The camp uses a campers-turned-counselors staff model.
BB Camp serves children, teens, and adults year-round, and the site is available to rent for weddings, business retreats, family reunions, outdoor school, and special events. The Dining Hall is used for meals, song sessions after lunch and dinner, and for Shabbat. The outdoor amphitheater is used for skit nights, performances, song sessions, dancing, and Shabbat services, and the Second Century Pavilion provides shaded outdoor programming space.
BB Camp is supported by The B’nai Brith Mens Camp Association, an Oregon non-profit. It welcomes campers from Russian-speaking and Hebrew-speaking households, with specialized financial aid and grants available.
Last updated July 14, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
BB Camp has been operating for over 100 years and has existed since 1921. The program is a Jewish summer camp in Oregon and is now part of BB360, the Jewish umbrella over the Pacific Northwest. Its mission states that BB Camp welcomes kids into a close community that builds friendships, leadership skills, and Jewish identity through day and overnight programs that combine fun, shared experiences, and Jewish rituals, with a focus on helping every child feel safe, included, and more confident.
The camp describes itself as an ultra-inclusive sanctuary with a boundless Kehila (community) of different ages, denominations, backgrounds, languages, and abilities. It is inclusive of campers with physical disabilities, autism, hearing impairments, visual impairments, learning disabilities, speech or language impairments, or other unique needs. Campers and renters can use ADA-accessible cabins, which are described as the only ADA-accessible cabins at an Oregon camp, and these cabins are temperature-controlled with heat and air conditioning.
The medical team at BB Camp includes on-site nurses, medical assistants, and a volunteer doctor. A Director of Community Care provides staff with ongoing training and mentorship. The camp uses a campers-turned-counselors staff model.
BB Camp serves children, teens, and adults year-round, and the site is available to rent for weddings, business retreats, family reunions, outdoor school, and special events. The Dining Hall is used for meals, song sessions after lunch and dinner, and for Shabbat. The outdoor amphitheater is used for skit nights, performances, song sessions, dancing, and Shabbat services, and the Second Century Pavilion provides shaded outdoor programming space.
BB Camp is supported by The B’nai Brith Mens Camp Association, an Oregon non-profit. It welcomes campers from Russian-speaking and Hebrew-speaking households, with specialized financial aid and grants available.
Last updated July 14, 2026.
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