Cabins and Campsites Updated April 15, 2024
We have three rustic cottages. Cabin 1 is tucked into a wooded hillside, and the other two are at the edge of a small field at the edge of the park. Fourteen campsites are spread across the landscape to the left and right of the parking area; most are located along the banks of Silver Creek, but four are at the edge of the West Meadow.
Cabin 1, the largest and most secluded of the three. It is perched on a small rise and has a treehouse-like feel. By Shawn Woodard.
A closeup of Cabin 1, called the Tree House Cabin because it is set into a wooded hillside and all you see are leaves (when they're out) from the cabin porch.
Front porch of Cabin 1.
Cabin 1, a sunnier view.
Cabin 1 interior, sleeps 7
Inside (front) Cabin 1
Inside Cabin 1. The largest of the three, Cabin 1 sleeps 7. The other two, which are nearly identical inside, sleep 5 each. Cabins 2 and 3 are similar but sleep 5 each.
Looking down the pathway from the Cabin to the road and parking lot.
Cabin 2. Front view from the open lawn. By George Schreck.
Cabin 2, close to the road, at the edge of the camping field.
Cabin 2 interior, sleeps 5
Cabins 2 (left) and 3 (right) located at the edge of a small field. By George Schreck.
Staying in (unheated) Cabin 3 in the winter. Propane heaters are allowed.
Another view of Cabin 3. By George Schreck.
Cabin 3 interior, sleeps 5
Built-in table/shelf in the front of the cabin.
Deer wander through the campgrounds when they're quiet.
Campsite 1
Campsite 2, along Silver Creek
Campsite 3
Campsite 4, by Silver Creek
Campsite 5, by Silver Creek
Campsite 6
Campsite 7
Campsite 8, best for RV camping, with it's own graveled parking space
Campsite 9
Campsite 10
Campsite 11
Campsite 12
Campsite 13
Campsite 14
Bridge to Campsites 5-7