Redwood Camp Map

Camp Sequoia Lake · Redwood village + lower field · about 1,600 × 1,700 ft · lake 5,338 ft · dining hall 5,396 ft

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What is measured and what is assumed

Positions (measured): every cabin A–N, Staff 1–4, the Dining Hall, Medical Center, both camper bathrooms, the YMCA resident-staff cluster, the courts, campfire, crafts, amphitheater, tent sites 1–4 and 6–8 and the three RV sites come from the GPS pins on the "Camp Sequoia Lake" and "Tent Spaces" Google My Maps. The model's origin is the Dining Hall pin; x runs east and z runs south in feet. Tent 5 is missing from the map and is placed halfway between 4 and 6.
Ground (measured): heights are the USGS 3DEP elevation grid, sampled every 15 ft. The lake surface is 5,338 ft; the Dining Hall is 5,396 ft; the lower field is about 5,345 ft. Each building sits on a flat pad cut into the slope. Cabin B really is about 25 ft lower than A and D (confirmed by the owner).
Lake, creek and roads (measured): the shoreline, Mill Flat Creek, the camp loop road, the entrance spur from Millwood Road, the lower-field road and the walking paths are from OpenStreetMap. Road and path widths are not recorded there; roads are drawn 12 ft wide and paths 4 ft.
Building sizes (assumed): no YMCA site plan or building dimensions exist in any of the camp's records, so every footprint and height is a guess: cabins 20 × 28 ft, staff cabins 12 × 16 ft, Dining Hall 100 × 45 ft, Medical Center 30 × 40 ft, bathrooms 20 × 30 ft. Which way each building faces is also a guess, except where the My Map notes say which way a cabin door faces.
From the drawing only (approximate, ±50–90 ft): the car turnaround loop and its single-bulb lamppost, the parking lot, the Camp Redwood sign, Storage, Lakeside and the north-west dock were placed by fitting the illustrated Upper Camp Map to the GPS pins. The owner confirmed the dock is at the north-west shore.
Capacity and sections: cabins A–N hold 9 each (A–D Youth Camp, E–N Intermediate Camp) and Staff 1–4 hold 4, as recorded in Central Station. The My Map notes list Staff 1–4 as 3/3/2/2.
Night watch: A + B + D and C + E + F are from the My Map notes. The other three groups (H + J + K, G + I + M, L + N) are proposed from which way each door faces: the flag marks the spot where one watcher can see every door in the group, and the label gives the farthest door. G is the awkward one (its door faces away from its neighbours), as the My Map note says.
From the owner (2026-10-06): the lower field is the helicopter landing zone and the muster point; the Dining Hall is the shelter-in-place building and holds the locked food pantry (no bear boxes); buses pull around the lower field and stop on its east edge west of Jandy Land; fire engines draft from the lake at the lower field (no hydrants or spigots are marked); every powered tent and RV site has a spring-water connection beside its pedestal; a hose stands by the campfire; drinking fountains with trash cans are just south of the Dining Hall, with a trash can at the basketball court and a small bin in each cabin and bathroom; the canoe rack is beside the dock; a generator is planned just east of the Medical Center (shown ghosted); every cabin has a porch light (lit in Night view); the radio system has no dead spots. Exact spots for the LZ marking, bus stop, draft point and generator are my picks.
Visitor sites: Tent 1–8 with 20 A power on 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 8 (none on 6 and 7); RV 1 (Dennis), RV 2 (Hughes) and RV 3 (Edler) with 50 A. "Jandy Land" is shown as retired.
Life safety: the muster point is the lower field (2026 Counselor Packet, Emergency Response Plan). AEDs and fire extinguishers are in the Dining Hall (owner). First aid kits are in the Medical Center, in every trip vehicle and in the camp trailer. The emergency vehicle route is drawn along the entrance spur, the loop road and the lower-field road, which is my reading of the packet's rule to keep fire roads and the lower field clear.
Owner corrections (2026-10-06): the Triangle is a white-rock outline about 15 ft west of the basketball court and south of the volleyball court, sized so the whole camp (about 150 people) stands around its edge; the parking lot is on the west side of the entrance road; the campfire has five tiered rows of seating cut into the uphill side for about 180 people; the lower-field amphitheater is a square wooden stage under a perforated canvas roof with no fixed seating, square to the compass; the lower field itself is open ground with no trees. Exact dimensions of each are my estimates.
Trees: there is no tree survey. Conifers are placed at random outside the cleared cabin field, courts, roads and the lower field, in the pattern the illustrated maps show. Heights are 30–60 ft. The Hollow switch makes them see-through so paths can be followed under them.
Utilities: no water, septic, power or propane drawing exists in the camp's records, so there is no utilities layer yet.
Moving places: tick "Move places", then drag any building, court, tent, RV or the car turnaround to where it really stands; the Turn button rotates the selected one by 15° and "Put back on its pin" returns it to the GPS position. Moves are shared with everyone who has access, and the place card shows how far each one sits from its pin.
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