Camp Facilities Description

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Why the name "Hat Creek"?

Hogans

These cabin-like buildings have a capacity of 7 to 10 people each.  Four of hogans are screened and primarily used in warm weather.  Five are heated and can be used throughout the year.  The hogans consist of one room with bunk beds, and bathroom facilities are located in centralized bathhouses. There is a fire circle centrally located to each hogan.  Youth groups, Scouts and young adult groups typically use these buildings as well as the Lodge for overnight retreats.

Lodge

The lodge is a large cinderblock building with a main meeting/dining room, large fireplace, restrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen.  This facility is perfect for group meals and meetings up to 125 people.  It also has a screened porch on the lake side of the building.

Chapel

The chapel is an amphitheater overlooking Lake Bea. It is used for programs and performances during summer camp. It is also available for worship services for groups using the camp.

Kris Kin Farmhouse

This rustic two-story house contains bunk beds for 20 people, divided among two rooms.  It has several small gathering rooms as well as a fully equipped kitchen.  A bathhouse is located directly outside the building.  The farmhouse is popular with young people, particularly because of its oddities and uniqueness.  Outside there is a volleyball court and fire circle.

Retreat Center

The Retreat Center is a two-story fully air conditioned conference building that contains bedroom with sleeping for 40 people.  Meals are provided for groups of 15 or more, and there are kitchenettes available for those who wish to provide for themselves.  There is a spacious meeting room upstairs, and one smaller conference room available downstairs.  The dining area is located downstairs.  The Retreat Center is handicapped accessible and is used by adult groups for overnight retreats, day business meetings, family reunions, and more.  See the Retreat Center brochure for more information.  The Retreat Center is available all year.

Picnic Shelter

Picnic Shelter #1 has a stone fireplace, electricity and drinking water. Modern restrooms are located near by and the swimming lake is a short walk down the hill.  Picnic Shelter #2 is more rustic, there is no electricity and the modern restrooms are located near the Hogans.  Both Picnic Shelters are ideal for church outings and family gatherings.

Tree Houses

There are two tree houses, both located near Lake Bea and are built approximately 12 feet above the ground on large poles.  The tree houses have stairs and railing for your safety.  The large tree house can sleep up to 16 people and the small tree house can sleep up to 8 people.  These buildings are great for youth and overnight adventures (Scouts love them).  There is no electricity or running water.  Modern restrooms are located near the Hogans.  There is a campfire circle located nearby.

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