What age group is the Intermediate Sailing Camp for?

The camp is designed for youth ages 10 to 18 who have some prior sailing experience.

Is prior sailing knowledge required?

Yes, participants should have basic sailing skills to enroll in the intermediate level camp.

Are life jackets provided?

Yes, life jackets are provided, but campers are welcome to bring their own if preferred.

What is the daily schedule like?

Camp days typically include morning instruction, on-water sailing practice, lunch, and afternoon activities near the marina.

Is transportation included?

No, families are responsible for drop-off and pick-up, but convenient times are arranged to accommodate schedules.

What safety measures are in place during the camp?

Instructors follow strict safety protocols, including mandatory life jacket use and supervision during all sailing activities.

Intermediate Sailing Camp at Port of Toledo, Oregon | Marina

Join the Oregon Boating Foundation's Intermediate Sailing Camp at the beautiful Port of Toledo Marina in Oregon this summer. Designed for youth ages 10 to 18, this camp is perfect for those who have basic sailing experience and want to improve their skills in a supportive and safe environment. Participants enjoy hands-on instruction, teamwork, and plenty of time on the water navigating the scenic Oregon coast. The camp emphasizes both skill-building and fun, with a focus on safety, seamanship, and confidence on the water. Convenient drop-off and pick-up times are offered for busy families. Beyond sailing, campers get to appreciate the natural beauty of the Port of Toledo Marina, spotting local wildlife and making lasting friendships. This experience is ideal for young sailors looking to challenge themselves, meet others with similar interests, and enjoy the excitement of the open water during the warm summer months.

About Oregon Boating Foundation

Oregon Boating Foundation connects people to coastal waterways through guided tours, instructional classes, and youth sailing camps. Based in Toledo, Oregon, the foundation operates seasonal programs that launch from local marinas and boathouses, including guided kayak tours from the OBF Boathouse at Port Dock 7 in Newport and sailing activities at the Port of Toledo Marina.

Programs include guided family-friendly kayak tours that welcome children under 13 when accompanied by an adult; introductory kayaking and sea kayaking classes led by certified instructors that cover paddle strokes, safety, and rescue techniques; and youth Beginner and Intermediate Sailing Camps for participants aged 10 to 18 learning boat handling, knot tying, and single-handed Optimist sailing. The foundation provides gear for specified classes and publishes scheduled dates for instruction and tours.

Oregon Boating Foundation emphasizes safety, skill development, and outdoor education. Certified instruction and full-day curriculum for beginner classes support measurable learning outcomes. Group sizes and drop-off/pick-up logistics are organized to fit marina schedules and local conditions. Publicized class dates include spring sessions such as April 23 and April 30 for sea kayaking instruction.

Families and young sailors find accessible entry points to boating through structured lessons and guided outings. The foundation’s programs combine hands-on practice with coastal exploration, focusing on building confidence on the water and promoting responsible recreation. Prospective participants are encouraged to review specific trip details, age requirements, and equipment provisions listed for each experience. Interested parties can find booking and schedule information on associated listings and contact points online directly.