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A cabin is the place a camper lives for the summer. There are 14 cabins at camp, four in [[upper camp]] that hold 8 or more campers each and ten in [[lower camp]] that hold four campers each. Campers do many things as a cabin including [[trips]], [[campfire]] skits, [[cabin night]], cabin competition, and [[inspection]]. | A cabin is the place a camper lives for the summer. There are 14 cabins at camp, four in [[upper camp]] that hold 8 or more campers each and ten in [[lower camp]] that hold four campers each. Campers do many things as a cabin including [[trips]], [[campfire]] skits, [[cabin night]], cabin competition, and [[inspection]]. | ||
| − | The construction of the original cabins was overseen by Burton Sanderson, the man who sold the land Birch | + | The construction of the original cabins was overseen by Burton Sanderson, the man who sold the land Birch Rock is located on to the Brewsters. |
==List of cabins== | ==List of cabins== | ||
===[[Lower camp]]=== | ===[[Lower camp]]=== | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 15 October 2008
A cabin is the place a camper lives for the summer. There are 14 cabins at camp, four in upper camp that hold 8 or more campers each and ten in lower camp that hold four campers each. Campers do many things as a cabin including trips, campfire skits, cabin night, cabin competition, and inspection.
The construction of the original cabins was overseen by Burton Sanderson, the man who sold the land Birch Rock is located on to the Brewsters.
List of cabins
Lower camp
- Hilton (two cabins, Hilton A and Hilton B)
- Cabin 1
- Cabin 2
- Cabin 3
- Cabin 4
- Cabin 5
- Cabin 6
- Cabin 7
- Cabin 8 (sometimes holds senior campers)
