Dates
Labor Day Weekend: September 3-6, 2010
Memorial Day Weekend: May 27-30, 2011
costs
Program fees:
- $25 per person (ages 7 and up)
- $15 per person (ages 3-6)
- Free (ages 0-2)
Guests are responsible for their program fee.
Rustic Housing
Many of the housing units are well suited for
those summer days which allow for more rustic accommodations.
These units will give you the full camp experience with no
electricity and a short walk to the bathrooms.
Housing rates are all based on 3 nights:
$100 per unit for Rustic Housing that sleep 8:
- Hilltoppers – no electricity, close to the bathhouse
- Wigwams – no electricity
$130 per unit for Stockade Fort: two-story housing unit, sleeps 12, electric lights, bathrooms nearby
$110 per unit for Rustic Housing that sleep 12:
- Walled Tents - no electricity, bathrooms nearby
- Tepee Village - no electricity, bathrooms nearby
- Trapper's Outpost - no electricity, bathrooms nearby
Forts
Forts
This fort is built with logs and a catwalk that connects the
2nd story cabins. The inside of the fort is equipped with a
campfire pit if needed for evening activities. There are seven
cabins in total, each holding 5-12 people.
Trappers Outpost
Trappers Outpost
These pine-sided cabins resemble early lodging for hunters and
trappers. They offer a rustic setting sleeping 17 people per
unit. Trappers Outpost has four units total.
Walled Tents
Walled Tents
Army-style walled tents that are constructed of canvas and mesh
screen on wooden platforms. This is true camping at its best.
There are four Walled Tent units and each sleep 14 people.
Hilltoppers
Hilltoppers
These housing units are one of the newest housing additions at
camp. The cabins have the look and feel of a late 1800's
Michigan pioneer village. There are nine units, each sleeping
4-19 people.
Wigwams
Wigwams
There are two sets of wigwams in Copper Country, Huron Village
and Chippewa Village. These housing units are tucked back in
the trees, built with 12 sides, equipped with screens and
canvas sides. They are connected in pairs by porches and each
unit sleeps nine people.
Farm Village
Farm Village
Our farmhouses provide a rustic feeling and are great for
housing a large group. There are four houses in the village
each sleeping 14.
Tree Houses
Tree Houses
Each of these houses is built above ground on stilts. A wooden
deck joins them with a raised fire pit in the middle, perfect
for after-dark activities if needed. There are four houses in
total, each sleeping 15.
Safari Village
Safari Village
Tiki torches lead the way to this tucked-behind-the-trees
village. Each hut is covered in reed finishes, giving the feel
of a true safari jungle. There are four cabins in the village
and each sleeps 14 people.
Year-round Housing
Our year-round housing units are fully equipped with heat and
electricity. Each one has bathrooms nearby or in the unit.
$140 per Pioneer Village unit: sleeps 14, cabins, electricity, bathrooms nearby
$130 per Caboose unit: sleeps 8-10, electricity, bathrooms in Lillie Station
$100 per Storybrook Rustic Cabin: sleeps 14, bathrooms nearby
$130 per Storybrook Electric Cabin: sleeps 14, bathrooms nearby
$115 per Freedom Hall unit: sleeps 5, electricity, semi-private bathrooms
$130 per Staff Housing Cabin unit: sleeps 12-14, electricity, bathrooms nearby
$140 Meadowlands, Lothlorien, Norway cabins: sleeps 12-14, electricity, bathrooms nearby
$200 C123K Airplane: sleeps 17, electricity, bathrooms nearby
$250 per unit in The Peaks: sleeps 16, electricity, bathrooms in unit
Cabin Groups
Cabin Groups
We have four different cabin group areas: Meadowlands, Norway,
Aztec and Lothlorian. Each unit is a traditional log cabin,
equipped with electricity and bathrooms nearby and sleeps
anywhere from 17-24 people.
Provider Plane
Provider Plane
The C-123K Provider is one of the most unique housing units
SpringHill Michigan has to offer. It is a real plane that flew
in the Vietnam and Korean Wars that has now been converted into
a camp housing unit. This is the only air-conditioned unit, is
fully equipped with electricity and has bathrooms nearby. The
Provider can hold up to 17 people.
Cabooses
Cabooses
Our restored cabooses are another unique housing option to
choose from. The train line is formed by nine caboose cabins in
total, each holding 8-10 people. Bathrooms are located nearby
in Lillie Station.
Peaks
Peaks
Our Peaks houses are named for there resemblance to the
mountainside cabins of the past. Each unit is equipped with a
shower, bathroom facilities, carpeting and enough space to
sleep between 11-22 people. There are 15 cabins total.
Freedom Hall
Freedom Hall
Freedom Hall provides indoor showers and bathroom facilities
along with a large meeting room in the middle. There are six
total units that each sleeps eight people.
Townhouses
Townhouses
Townhouses are another option with shower and facilities in
each unit. There are four houses total and each hold 18 people.
RV Camping
Housing rates are all based on 3 nights:
$100 per Maple Grove site - 18 full hook-up sites
$85 per Red Pine Park site - 19 electrical hook-up sites
$75 per The Field site - 22 electrical hook-up sites
$15 per night for rustic sites (no minimum stay)
Note: A campsite may be occupied by members of an immediate family, or up to four unrelated people.
An immediate family consists of parents and dependent children under 18.
Meal options:
1. Meal Tickets
Breakfast
Lunch
Supper
Adults (ages 12-59)
$6.00
$7.00
$8.00
Children (ages 4-11) &
Seniors (ages 60+)
$5.00
$6.00
$7.00
Children ages 3 and under eat free with parents.
2. Meal Packages - This option includes 8 meals (3 Saturday, 3 Sunday, & 2 Monday) and allows you to eat all weekend in the dining hall.
Adult ticket: $50.00
Child ticket: $30.00 (ages 4-11)