Cabins
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| Ridge Top Cabins - The Ridge Top cabins were
constructed in the early 1980's and accommodate up to 32 persons each (14-16
persons per side). There are 3 Ridge Top Cabins - Mulligan, Marchant and
Holmes. Each side of the cabin has 2 toilets, 2 sinks and 2 showers. A loft
overlooking the sleeping area has a door that connects to the other side of
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| Lakeside Cabins - The Lakeside cabins, renovated in
2005, were constructed in the early 1960's and each can accommodate up to 44
persons. There are three Lakeside cabins - Symmes-Stevens, Self and
Ballenger. Each cabin is divided into 4 areas - one room that sleeps 2
persons, two rooms that sleep up to 16 persons each and a lodge room with a
fireplace that can be used as a common meeting space or sleeping space for 6
persons. The cabins have two recently renovated bathrooms and have 3
toilets, 3 sinks and 3 showers each. |
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| Adventure Cabins - The Adventure cabins are the most
rustic cabins and can accommodate up to 20 persons (10 per side). These
cabins are not heated or insulated and are only used during the warmer
months (late May through early September.) Each side of the cabin has a
bathroom with a sink and toilet; these cabins use conveniently located
bathhouses for showering. |
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Meeting Spaces
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The Lodge - The Thomas Parker Lodge was constructed with the
help of campers in the early 1930's. The campers helped quarry and transport
the large granite rocks in order to build the Lodge. Uncle Johnny Holmes, a
camp legend, wrote Rotary Clubs around the world for artifacts to be placed
in the walls as the building was constructed. Today the Lodge serves as a
hub of activity and is used for everything from campfire programs to square
dances.
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| The Gym - The Elks Gym is located directly across from the
Lodge. The old basketball gym has hardwood floors. An indoor high ropes
course was constructed in the rafters of the gym in the early 1990's. The
Gym contains ping-pong tables and benches. |
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| The Airnasium - The Airnasium is an open air gymnasium. Two
large stonewalls at either end of the building support the steel roof. Two
long porches with benches run the length of the Airnasium. There is a giant
stone fireplace at one end of the Airnasium that is used for campfire
programs on rainy days.
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The Mulligan Center - The Mulligan Center was constructed
and dedicated in 1993 in honor of Sudie Mulligan. The log cabin style
building serves many functions including: classroom space for the
Environmental Education program and large meeting space that includes a
fireplace and two breakout rooms.
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| The Adventure Center – The Adventure has a large meeting
room that can accommodate up to 75 persons and be subdivided into three
smaller rooms. |
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Water Fronts
Lake Rotary - Lake Rotary is the swimming lake and includes two
sliding boards, a rope swing, a diving platform and a 30 foot tower.
Lake Sudie - Lake Sudie is our canoeing, kayaking and fishing
lake.
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Ropes Courses and Climbing Facilities
The Stone Adventure Center - The Stone Adventure Center was built
in 1998. The facility is the base of all of the adventure program functions
(backpacking, rock climbing, whitewater and mountain biking). The Adventure
Center houses an indoor climbing room, an indoor ropes course and bouldering
wall.
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| Outdoor Ropes
Course
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| Camp Greenville’s Outdoor High
Ropes Course is a course like no other! Constructed in 1998 by Signature
Research, our course hosts two levels of high adventure (15 feet and 40
feet) and over 17 elements. In addition, our Outdoor Climbing Wall, Cat
Climb, Dangle Duo and 150 foot Zip Line will keep you coming back for
more! |
