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The cabins
Every cabin has beds with mattresses (bring sleeping bags or sheets and pillows), electric heat, lights and outlets, a mini fridge, a porch with a picnic table and a fire ring. Water and showers are at the bathhouse, except in Trillium Cabin.
C1 · Lake view
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The closest cabin to the water: one room with a queen bed and a twin bunk, a deck facing north over the lake and two chairs we have to chase people out of at sunset.
C2 · Dog-friendly
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Painted barn red, with a screened porch for blackfly season and a fenced yard, so the dog can come along. Two dogs at most; there’s a towel hook by the door for after the beach.
C3 · Two floors
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Our biggest cabin stands on cedar posts with an outside stair. Downstairs has a queen and a bunk; the loft has two twins and a window level with the pine tops, looking out to the lake.
C4 · Wood stove
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Round logs, a stone chimney and a little cast-iron wood stove: the one to book for opening weekend in May or fall color in October. Dogs welcome, and the first armful of wood is on us.
C5 · Fully accessible
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Built in 2019 with a 1:14 ramp, 36-inch doors, a roll-in shower and its own toilet, and a firm, level path to the beach overlook and the boardwalk. Paved parking right at the ramp.
Around camp
Two heated bathhouses, cleaned twice a day. Showers are free and the hot water doesn’t run out.
Two washers and two dryers on Birch Loop, open 7 am to 10 pm. Quarters at the store.
By the office, with a rinse hose. Free for campers, $10 for passers-through.
On the porch and in the store. Out at the sites, enjoy the quiet: cell coverage is patchy.