Daddy Swindle's Dream Camp is a 5-acre tract that is maintained by the Grand Assembly of Washington/Idaho and located within the confines of the Masonic Park near Granite Falls.

The Park is open for your pleasure from April 1st through October 31st.  Park hours are:   April and October (8 am until 6 pm) and May through September (8 am until 9 pm)

The Park can still be used November through March 31 by making advance reservations.

Please respect the Park hours for registration as after-hours registration will not be accepted. If you come after hours, you may leave and return the next day or stay in the parking area above until the next day. The managers and caretakers are on duty 10-13 hours per day and need their rest also.

A copy of the Park rules is available at the gate when you register and we ask that you please follow them.

The Dream Camp Chalet and Beale Hall are available for assemblies to rent by making reservations with Sandra Monk at reservedreamcamp@nwrainbow.org

The fees for the use of the buildings start at $50 per weekend plus park entrance fees, which equal $5/person for Fri-Sun for youth groups with at least 5 youth members. Each car entering the park must have a member with a current Masonic, Eastern Star or Amaranth dues card, with the exception of a Majority Mother Advisor chaperoning her Rainbow Assembly.

The Park is open at any time except the 1st Sat of August every year. Only Masons may be in the park on this day for the conferral of the Open-Air degree, while their ladies are served brunch in the Chalet.

There is also an annual Easter Sunrise Service , followed by a pancake breakfast served in the Chalet. This is a fundraiser sponsored by the Dream Camp Committee, to assist with maintenance fees.

The Chalet has running water, electricity, men and women's bathrooms, quarter (.25) showers, dishes. silverware, pots, pans, paper towels, cleaning supplies, wood stove, electric stove, grill, microwave, refrigerator and freezer. There is eating and sleeping space for approximately 80 people, with bunks upstairs. You will need to bring bedding, warm clothing and food.

Beale Hall is a large meeting room with running water, electricity, fireplace, sofas, chairs and a pool table for some "indoor" entertainment.

These facilities make the perfect setting for a productive retreat or simply a relaxing get-away. We hope that many groups are able to take advantage of the wonderful opportunity to enjoy such a scenic and peaceful location.