Cascade Boys Ranch Oregon Campus A 50-acre ranch nestled in the Cascades. We are located 66 miles northwest of the California-Oregon border near the Interstate 5 corridor. Our two (2) beautiful modern homes, making up a total of 10,000 square feet, are able to house 12 boys each. The entire complex includes: A livestock barn 2 lakes with 4,500 square feet of recreational deck, including outdoor Barbeques, weight room, gazebo, outdoor kitchen, and swimming access Full sized basketball and tennis courts Restroom complex "Gatehouse" visitor center Food Center      Living conditions are neat and clean, semi-private rooms with bunk beds (some private rooms), carpeted homes, beautiful recreation (family) rooms, state-of-the-art kitchen and dining room, private bathtub and shower-bathrooms, and comfortable study (living) rooms. Houses are equipped with such amenities as Sony "big screen" televisions for events, computers, pool tables, game and reading libraries, and conditioning and weight rooms. There are also farm animals, camping areas with restrooms, and a school. The homes are tastefully decorated to provide a warm home environment. California Trail Ranch A 150-acre Boys and Girls "working ranch" on a Wilderness River. It is composed of an early 1900’s home, barn and great river front. Located in Northern California’s Cascades Mountains offer hiking, fishing, skiing and camping. Area Overview Northern California and Southern Oregon is blessed with a moderate climate, mountains that rise over 14,000 ft., and is close to the Pacific Ocean, the California Redwoods, Crater Lake, wild rivers, and evergreen forests. There is a State University and junior college nearby. Culturally, with the Britt Music Festivals and the Shakespearean Festival, involvement in the arts is far above the national average. The area hosts 175,000 citizens. Crime is minimal and community relations are "neighborly". It's a wonderful place to grow up and live, and is one of the three top retirement areas on the West Coast. The Central Pacific Region is, by in large, a rural area. The Area is surrounded by fur, pine and cedar covered foot hills, accented by mountains rising between 10,000 and 14,000 feet.  Medford, hosting  60,000 people, is the area's largest city. Natural beauty hosts good climate, clean water and fresh air. This is a great natural setting in which to help youth. The People People are involved in this area. One of the finest retirement areas in the nation, good churches, and great support organizations and clubs exist throughout the area.