GENERAL INFORMATION  Each of the listed cabins is winterized; there’s a wood–burning stove inside that you can stoke with hardwood from the pile supplied by the Boyhaven Gophers. (Please don’t use the chunk wood for outside fires). Except for Butler Lodge, each cabin is equipped with a propane cook-stove and a refrigerator. Except for "Winter Barracks" there is no running water in the cabins. During the warm seasons (May through September) water is piped to each campsite and spigots are readily accessible to cabin dwellers. During the winter months (October through April) bring your own water supply from home or use the spigot on the south side of the White House, just to the right of the porch or the one on the entrance-side of Winter Barracks. Bring you own carrying containers. Bunks are typically canvas-covered wire webs; foam mattresses are recommended for a comfortable night’s sleep. Only "Winter Barracks" has a supply of cooking and serving utensils, however limited. And the trash policy of the Camp is: "Pack it in; pack it out". Ranger Gus does not make garbage runs.

RESERVATION PROCEDURE   All cabin rental arrangements must be made through the Twin Rivers Council Office in Albany.  You should call the Council Office (869-6436) prior to submitting the form to check on the availability of your selected cabin for the weekend you have chosen to visit Camp.  Rental fees shown were effective March 1, 2002.

CHECK IN PROCEDURE   As soon as you arrive in Camp, please check in at the White House so that Ranger Gus knows that you have made it to Camp Boyhaven safely and so that he can give you instructions and a fire extinguisher, unlock the cabin, open the gate to the parking lot, tell you about the Historic Trail, and answer your questions.

ENJOY YOUR STAY AT CAMP BOYHAVEN!