Other Structures and Features

An artistically symmetrical , open, log Boathouse provides ample storage for canoes, kayaks and rowing boats—or when the boats are removed, a large covered deck for a gathering, dancing, exercise, or other group activity.

An enclosed, bead board-finished room within the Boathouse provides storage for paddles, oars, life jackets, and fishing equipment.

A large Lean-to near the shore of the lake, situated just above the “little beach” swimming area is private spot for picnics, campfires, sleep-outs, private time, or conversation.

For a short, simple stroll around the property, there is a lovely half-mile path following the perimeter of the 4.4-acre parcel. Beginning at the Boat House, for example, one follows the shoreline on a pine needle covered path around the point of the peninsula, continuing to the Lean-to and “little beach”.

From there the shoreline trail continues in front of Chingachgook Cabin and the Main Lodge to Hawkeye Cabin. Alongside and behind Hawkeye, the trail emerges onto a lawn area and returns to the Boathouse.