800 sq. ft. · King
Trappers
From $4,200 per night, all-inclusive
The ground floor of the Eagle’s Nest, built like a cabin in the woods: rough-cut pine walls, a river-stone fireplace, and birch trunks standing either side of the bed.
It has its own entrance from the path, so you can come and go without passing anyone.
A door of its own.
The door opens onto a short path through the hemlocks and down to the water. Boots and a lantern are kept beside it.
Guests who like to walk before breakfast tend to choose this room for that alone.
The bath.
A shower walled in river stone, a cedar soaking tub, and heated floors.
Everything smells faintly of pine, on purpose.
In this room
A private entrance · A river-stone fireplace · Rough-cut pine walls · Birch trunks either side of the bed
Heated bathroom floors · Use of the boats, 10am–6pm
Getting here.
What we provide.
Service animals welcome, at no charge. Bedside power outlets. A clear path of travel around the bed. A handheld wand in the shower.
What to know.
The Eagle’s Nest sits above The Pub on a wooded hillside, and is reached by an outdoor stair and a path that can be uneven after rain. It is not wheelchair accessible.
If you would like us to walk you through it before you book, please call — 1-800-255-3530.
The rest of the camp.
Ten more rooms, across three buildings.
Eleven rooms,
& this one is yours.
Check availability for your dates, or call and we will find them for you.