Private cottages range from one to four bedrooms. Each cottage features a porch with seating, a living room with a working fireplace, central heat, fans, and plenty of charm. Most cabin rooms are equipped with two twin beds per room that can be combined upon request. (Some rooms may feature a double bed in one room.) Cottages are centrally located and a short walk to all activities. Five-bedroom cottages are also available upon request.

If you’re traveling solo, we also offer a private room in a shared cottage option. These accommodations include one room with two twin beds, in a cottage with common areas that are shared with up to 5 others. Bathrooms in these shared lodgings will be shared by a max of two people.

Each cottage is an original, historic building on its own update cycle. That means that amenities—such as kitchenettes—beyond those outline above, may vary. They also feature a range of bed and bathroom configurations. While we can’t speak to your specific unit at time of registration, please make us aware of any requirements/preferences during registration and we’ll do our best to accommodate.

We recommend this lodging type if you want a glamping-style experience, complete with rustic, mountain cottage vibes, extra space and privacy. Perfect for individuals, families, or founder friends looking to share accommodations.

The Inn featured newly built hotel-style accommodations with single king bed or double queen bed options. Offers comfortable, modern lodging for those wanting a more traditional accommodation option. Each floor has a communal meeting area and rocking chair balcony overlooking the lake. Most rooms feature private or shared balconies as well.

We recommend this lodging type if you prefer a more typical hotel-style experience and don’t mind the proximity to folks. The Inn also offers ADA-compliant accommodations, including hearing rooms.

Primitive camp sites are located towards the back of the campus property. The site includes non-potable water, a port-o-let, picnic tables, and community fire pits. This area is designated for dry camping only (no sewer, showers, or electricity)—but campers will have access to a dedicated cottage for shared bathroom and shower facilities. No travel trailers, RV’s, Motor Homes, or any tow-behind trailers are permitted. It’s possible to walk out to the sites, but 4WD is recommended if you’re driving.

We recommend this lodging type if you are looking for the full camp experience—and if you’re looking to save a few bucks.