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Camas will ‘Spring Into History’ Saturday

Scavenger hunt will be the featured event

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This photo of Northeast Fourth Avenue in downtown Camas was taken in 1967. "Spring Into History Day" on Saturday will include a family-oriented scavenger hunt. This trivia contest will begin at 1 p.m., when participants will begin snapping digital photos of 25 locations in the business district. The winner of the associated raffle will receive the "Best of Camas Basket."

A family-oriented photo scavenger hunt is the centerpiece of an afternoon of Camas explorations being planned for Saturday.

The activity is part of “Spring Into History” month, sponsored by the Downtown Camas Association.

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