Experiences
More than a place to sleep
Float the river, throw a tomahawk, or wander the trails — a few ways to fill the days between campfires.
On the water
River canoe floats
Add a splash of adventure with a scenic float on the Middle Fork. It's not a guided trip — we shuttle you and your canoe about 7 miles upriver, help you launch, and then you float back down to camp at your own pace.
- Route — ~7 miles, back to camp
- Time — about 1.5–4 hours
- Included — canoe, paddles, life jackets, shuttle
- Fits — up to 2 adults + a couple of kids
- When — seasonal, when the river's flowing right
On the range
Tomahawk throwing
Nestled by the river, our tomahawk range is a chance to test your aim in a safe, controlled setting. Whether you're trying something new, competing with friends, or just unwinding, it's a memorable way to spend an afternoon.
A favorite with groups — friendly competition, plenty of laughs, and bragging rights on the line.
On foot
The trail system
Explore over 1.3 miles of on-site trails that wind to hidden seating areas, quiet picnic spots, and river views — including a boardwalk bridge across the water. Unwind, and let the pines do their work.
Click the map to see the full route.
Better with a group
These pair perfectly with a campus buyout
Canoe floats, tomahawk throwing, and trail time make an easy itinerary for youth camps, reunions, and team retreats.
Plan a group buyout