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woods camp wood camp Lumbering 
a camp at which logging (def. 2) is carried on.
See also: logging (def. 2) logging camp
- 1905 (1958) A man, Camille, from one of these wood camps, on his way to the fort for a supply of provisions, placed, foolishly, a remnant of salt salmon he had with him on one of these wolf baits. . . .
- 1930 They organized a strike amongst the unemployed "Relief" workers who were herded in a winter wood camp in tents some 40 miles out in the country, with wages $2.00 per day for married men and $1.00 a day for single men.
- 1965 MB and PR has begun construction of 350 homes on three of its west coast divisions in an attempt to wipe out the shacktown concept from its woods camps.
- 1905 (1958) A man, Camille, from one of these wood camps, on his way to the fort for a supply of provisions, placed, foolishly, a remnant of salt salmon he had with him on one of these wolf baits. . . .