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COLE CABINS
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10 Cole Cabins are divided into two motel style rooms each with two twin beds and a shared restroom. Rooms are conveniently
located next to Stone Lodge (meeting hall & dining area). Two of the rooms are equipped for handicapped campers.
Mountain views on all sides. Cole Cabins are available for personal retreats as well as group retreats. Cole cabins often
act as Leadership accommodations and the number of rooms available is based on the size of your retreat.
DORMITORY
CABINS With space for 72 people, our three dormitory cabins provide extra fellowship opportunities.
Maus, Ares and Alder are near Stone Lodge along a path that offers meditative walks. These cabins are divided in half
with shower and restroom facilities on each side. Beds are traditional wood bunks with updated 5” mattresses.
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- Maus Cabin,
built in 1974, was named for Cynthia Pearl Maus, the first National Youth Director for Disciples of Christ and the
founder of the Youth Camp and Conference program.
- Ares Cabin, built in
1974, was named for Ralph Ares, a dedicated lay person in the Pacific South West Region.
- Alder
Cabin, built in 1961, was named for the Alder trees that shade Mountain Home Creek as it meanders through
the property.
ROSS HOOSE <picture> Ross Hoose is a two story building with accommodations for 32 people in community style semi-private rooms upstairs
and additional accommodations for 10 downstairs. There is also a meeting room with a wood burning stove downstairs and a
large concrete patio outside. Ross Hoose is ideal for small groups and family retreats. There are ** bathrooms and ** showers.
Beds are traditional wood bunks with updated 5” mattresses.
