Lodges and Multi-purpose Facilites

Pokiwanis Lodge (main lodge & dining hall)
This open, L-shaped lodge seats up to 170 for dining and meetings. You can also folkdance, conduct a worship service, or an evening campfire on a rainy night. Beautiful, large stone fireplaces at each end; lots of windows. Patially insulated and winterized, but not warm in the winter-time. Restroom just outside the lodge.

Happy Hollow Cabins
Three screened cabins are great for crafts, meetings or other activities. Can be converted to sleeping cabins for 9 each (total 27).

"Staff" Lodge
The living room can serve as a small group meeting area; it has a wood stove for terrific heat. Sleeps 14 in bunks; has it's own kitchenette and restroom/shower. Rustic but heated.

Sleeping Accommodations
Three clusters (or units) of cabins are separated by forest, but connected by trails. They all lie slightly removed from the main part of camp, just a few minutes' walk from the main lodge.

Vagabond Village - 5 A-frames
Each has 6 bunks plus loft space for 2 more people. The unit has its own central washstand and flush toilets.
Capacity: 30 (plus 10 more in lofts)

Gypsy Glen - 4 three-sided cabins
Each has 8 bunks. The unit has its own central washstand and flush toilets.
Capacity: 32 (plus 8 more on cots)

Tall Timbers - 5 cabins
Each has 8 bunks. The unit has its own central washstand and flush toilets. Closest to central shower house. Capacity: 40 (plus 10 more on cots)

"Health" House
Sleeps 6. Has restroom/shower & kitchenette. Heated.

"Hilton"
Sleeps 4. Has restroom/shower & kitchenette. Heated

"Cook's" Cabins
Two little cabins near the main lodge each sleep 3 or 4.

Hidden Cabin
Small cabin behind Staff Lodge sleeps 2.

Restrooms and Showers
Each of the three "outer camp" cabin clusters has flush toilets. One central shower house has co-ed restrooms and shower facilities. Most "inner camp" cabins have their own restrooms/showers.