Rangers have their own cabin and Counselor, and accompany each cabin group on trips out of camp. Each cabin group functions as a unit throughout the session. The Counselor is with his boys in all their activities. For some trips, especially canoe trips, two cabin groups of close ages combine. Campers quickly get to know their cabin mates and, because of small enrollment, the boys soon know everyone in camp.
All campers share the dining hall, sitting one cabin group to each table.
Our Application has a space to indicate a request for a cabin mate. We make every effort to grant this request except in a case where parents request otherwise. Each cabin usually has a mixture of returning boys and new boys. Due to the active nature of our summer, clothes which are new at the start of a session will most surely be old by the session's end. Clothes and all personal gear should be clearly and indelibly marked.