The camp is located on the far side of the lake in a little alcove. We stay in cabins in the woods. Screens for windows, no electricity, and wooden pallets with camp-style mattresses on top for bedding. Need to use the bathroom or brush your teeth? Better be prepared to hike up the trail. With campsite names like Kaddahadacho, Cahinio, Tiak, and Nasoni, you get the distinct feeling an Indian theme was used. The adults spend the nights talking, playing cards, and drinking beer. The kids have a great time on the waterfront. Haley and Katelyn hanging out by the beach, my niece Jenny playing in the mud, Sneaky Pete hanging on the boat, and all the kids waiting for the boat ride.
