Glossary

Date and Time: Search by Recurring (for day use sites) or Consecutive (for overnights) to find sites with availability by date.

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Cabins or “Tabins” are small screened-in cabins, with cots or bunk beds inside. Sleeping in one is similar to sleeping in a screened-in back porch. These are rustic sites.
Day use sites: Interested in going on a hike or making s'mores with your group? Book a day use site for your day event. Includes access to camp from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. that day and a spot to call your own while at camp. Or, book a larger site for a service unit or large group event!
Lodge Sites are buildings with indoor sleeping accommodations, such as cots, bunk beds, or floor mattresses. Most lodges have flushing bathrooms inside, full kitchens, and indoor space for both sleeping and group activities.
Lodge and Rustic Sites are locations with a combination of a lodge for indoor use, and rustic accommodations for outdoor sleeping.
Pitch Tent Sites are locations with minimal amenities perfect for campers looking to practice pitch tent or backcountry camping while staying on our private GSGCNWI properties. These are primitive sites.
Platform tents are sturdy canvas tents that rest on a raised wooden platform. They have four cots each inside of the tent. There is room underneath the beds to be able to store campers' belongings. Platform tents make for dry, comfortable sleeping at camp! These are rustic sites.
Yurts are round canvas structures on a sturdy base. Campers sleep on cots or bunk beds inside. These are rustic sites.

Event Types filter by what kind of accommodation and experience you are looking for:

Day Use Sites are locations perfect for day activities and exploring camp on a short-term basis. Reservations hold the spot from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. One adult with the group must be First Aid/CPR certified.
Overnight Lodge Sites are great for first-time outdoor overnights, weekends, or winter camping. One adult with the group must be First Aid/CPR certified, and one adult must have at minimum Cabin Camping trained. Check-in begins 4 p.m., check-out by 2 p.m.
Overnight Rustic Sites include platform tents, cabins/tabins, and yurts. These are great "next steps" to get closer to nature by sleeping and cooking outdoors. One adult with the group must be First Aid/CPR certified, and one adult must have at minimum Cabin Camping and Rustic Camping trained. Check-in begins 4 p.m., check-out by 2 p.m.
Overnight Primitive Sites are pitch tent sites--carry in what you need, carry everything back out. Minimal amenities on private GSGCNWI properties. One adult with the group must be First Aid/CPR certified, and one adult must have at minimum Cabin Camping and Rustic Camping trained. Check-in begins 4 p.m., check-out by 2 p.m.

Amenities: Filter by Amenities to find sites that best fit your group and what they need from their camp site.

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