Mendocino Woodlands Water System

The Mendocino Woodlands Camp Association (MWCA) is the 501c3 nonprofit operator of the Mendocino Woodlands National Historic Landmark State Park. We are working to raise $35,750 to cover the labor and material costs of installing 8000 feet of new water line in Camp One. Water is distributed to all 3 camps at the Mendocino Woodlands via bell and spigot ductile iron piping, first installed when the camp was built in the 1930’s. This original pipe has far outlived its expected lifespan of 40 years, and due to corrosion, settling of the ground, and invading tree roots, the piping is failing with almost regular frequency.

Please help us keep this special National Historic Landmark camp safe and accessible by making a donation towards our water system fundraiser!

Each year, over 10,000 campers visit the Woodlands (including 1000+ youth who participate in the Mendocino Outdoor Science School). We hope you will join us in our mission to ensure a Mendocino Woodlands experience for future generations by making a heartfelt donation today.

Thank you for your support, and we hope to see you at the Woodlands soon-