• 16 bed / 6 bedroom eco-friendly Lodge House with exceptional amenities:
  On-Demand -- Endless Hot showers; free phone use for short calls (long distance included); satellite TV lounge areas; 1.5 mega-baud satellite internet connection and wireless (wi-fi) network; small library; picnic pavilion and bon-fire area outside; free coffee / tea; well-spring water; covered front and back porches; lower level free standing wood stove and separate pellet stove; open, fully stocked kitchen for all to use (food excluded);
  Kitchen includes: pots / pans / utensils / plates / eco-friendly cleaning supplies / domestic consumables / stove with burners and oven / large refrigerator(s) / microwave oven / coffee pot / dish washer
  
  Lodge House prices - click here
  Lodge House photos - click here
• 2 large conference / workshop rooms available (each 17'x35')
• Newly rebuilt pocket Pool Table
• Large, well stocked eat-in kitchen and separate large dining room
• An outdoor kitchen capable of cooking for 100
• Outdoor bon-fire pit with bench seating and large outdoor grill / roaster & separate grate for cooking over the fire
• Outside picnic table pavilion (covered) for rent for events or for use for Lodge House guests
• Horse Shoes and ample frisbee / soccer area in back yard

• 36 forested campsites, most waterfront or waterview
• Each campsite includes bench(es), firepits (firerings), and most with a picnic table
  Campsite Details - click here
  
• Some sites can accommodate small RV's, pop-up campers, and boat trailers
• 2 authentic native american style Tipi's, great for congregating, with firepits inside
• 10 beautifully furnished micro Cabins, each able to sleep 5 to 9
  All cabins are insulated and many have full electric with heat.
• A modern shower house facility with separate men's and women's hot showers, sinks, mirrors, benches, and electricity / outlets.
  Shower House Details / Photos - click here
  

• 20 acres of pristine hemlock rich forest with boulders, mosses, and ferns common
• 3,000 feet of pristine big-stream waterfront
• A Native American style Sweat Lodge
  Sweat Lodge Details - click here
  
• A large community bon-fire area below cabin #2 sufficient for hosting large outdoor events and workshops
• A picnic Pavilion area behind the Lodge House with 6 picnic tables, all covered
• Volleyball, horse shoes, and outdoor grills behind the Lodge House
• A mile round-trip stream-side trail and abundant swimming holes throughout
• Miles of stream valley wilderness downstream from the campground
• Abundant firewood supplied at the House for $5 a bucket load
• Port-a-potties throughout, cleaned and sanitized each Wednesday
• Abundant aquatic and land-based wild-life, flowering plants, magnificent mushrooms, fungi, mosses, and a great variety of tree species.
  

Outdoor Commercial Kitchen Facility Outdoor Commercial Kitchen photos and details - click here In 2008, we completed a 500 square foot propane based outdoor commercial kitchen directly behind the lodge house. It has capacity to cook for 100+ people. It includes 2 commercial gas ranges, a commercial convection oven, 3 compartment commercial sink, multiple refrigeration / freezer units, shelving and counter-food prep areas and much more. Commercial Pots / Pans / Utensils included. It is currently fully operational. It includes use of the picnic pavilion area.

Covered Geodesic Dome for Outdoor Workshops Geodesic Dome photos and details - click here In 2008, we completed a 40 foot diameter, 18 foot tall, steel tube geodesic dome, located just off a trail to the side of the lodge house and behind the shower house. This vast, covered indoor workspace structure is now available for large outdoor workshops where a covering assures dry conditions for it's hosts and attendees. It's interior space is over 1200 square feet. It is lighted for night time use and has basic electricity. Great for weddings, workshops, large gatherings, yoga classes... Reserve in advance for your workshop or large event - free with Whole Lodge rentals. In 2011 we added another dome to the property on the old site of Tipi 1. The new 30' Dome is about 15' tall in the middle and sits on a weatherproof raised deck with ramp. The steel tubing of this design is much more rigid and can support weight being hung from it. Electricity is available by request. Please, NO CLIMBING ON THE DOME STRUCTURES.

• Parking / Roads:Roads have just recently been expanded to include the ability to drive nearly anywhere in the campground, including two parking spaces located at most campsites (except those down by the Community Bon-Fire area).


• Handicap Access: Most Campsites and the cabins and tipi's are handicap accessible as vehicles can now park at most sites.


• RV's and Pop-Up Campers: 11 campsites just off of the main road and most cabins and tipi's have have sufficient space for small RV's and pull in Pop-Up Campers (see campsite descriptions link on homepage for details; however, no larger RV's or large trailers will be accommodated anytime soon. No electric, water, or septic hook-ups at the campsites or tipi sites. For a complete list and description of all campsites click here.

Campground Quiet Hours:
Please refrain from unnecessary noise and disturbances in the campground from 11:00pm to 8:00am. This includes keeping voices low when passing by campsites and cabins, not playing loud music, and keeping down conversations around late night campfires. Thank you.


Firewood Policy:
$5.00 per bucket load. Please return bucket to house after use.
Pay at the Registration / Check-In kiosk on front porch of Lodge House.

Foraging is Free: Collect and gather fallen wood debris as available.
Do NOT cut down live trees or branches from live trees.


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