In brief Echo Lake Camp: ‘No threat’ and no damage as defense from Caldor Fire winds down By Nico SavidgeSept. 12021Sept. 12021 One firefighter was injured during operations Tuesday but is recovering. Crews are planning to return to Berkeley soon.
There have been fires before at Berkeley’s Echo Lake Camp By Frances DinkelspielAug. 312021Sept. 12021 Buildings have burned and been crushed by snow but there has never been a threat as large as the Caldor Fire.
Video: Echo Lake Camp buildings survive Caldor Fire By Nico SavidgeAug. 312021Sept. 12021 Berkeley fire crews are still working to protect the facility as the Caldor Fire burns nearby and sends spot fires onto the property, Scott Ferris said late Tuesday.
Berkeley residents have enjoyed city’s 3 family camps for almost 100 years By Frances DinkelspielJune 262019June 262019 Mara Melandry’s book, ‘Our Paradise: Berkeley’s Fabulous Family Camps,’ tells the history of the city’s three camps.
Berkeley allocates $3.3M to rebuild beloved Tuolumne Camp By Natalie OrensteinApril 72017June 92021 The city will contribute $3.3 million to the $54 million it will cost to rebuild the popular family camp.
Berkeley Tuolumne Camp plans show several changes; public process has launched By Emilie RagusoApril 132015June 182021