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| Cabin 5
- The Chippy
Hideaway Cabin |
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cabin layout below
 
living room
bathroom
kitchen,
breakfast counter & dining table
king bed room
double bed room
twin/double bunkbed room
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Cabin
#5
three
bedrooms |
#
PEOPLE |
Spring
May 12-
June 9
Fall
Aug
18- Oct
5 |
Prime Time
June 9 -Aug 18,
2012 |
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Chipmunks
seem to thrive near this cabin - so bring your peanuts to feed 'em!
The front deck
is perfect for sipping iced tea and watching the world go by.
720 square feet
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King
bed bedroom
with A/C
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Full
bed
bedroom
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Full/Twin Bunk
bedroom (tiny room)
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Sofa-bed
(double)
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Newly
remodeled bathroom & kitchen
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Close to
the beach, this older, rustic cabin is a favorite of guests
wanting to be in the thick of things.
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Rates are
for 1-6, up to 8 persons with
additional charge
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Check
Availability for this cabin
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6 |
$1129
week |
$226
night |
$1407
week
$281 night
for
Early
Bird Summer Specials
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Please
peek at
cancellation policy before booking a cabin
Sorry, NO PETS, NO
FIREWORKS & NO JET SKIS
If you are looking for a resort for heavy drinking
and all night partying, do not choose us.
Quiet time after 11:00 p.m. |
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NEWLY remodeled FOR 2011!
Goal and theme: Re-do, re-use, recycle
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cabin layout below
Queen bed room
Dorm Bunk bed room
2nd
Queen bedroom |
mini
screened porch and large deck
bathroom
kitchen/dining area |
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Cabin
#6
three
bedrooms |
#
PEOPLE |
Spring
May 12-
June 9
Fall
Aug
18 - Oct
5 |
Prime Time
June 9 - Aug 18,
2012 |
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NEWLY REMODELED 2011!
Huge, grassy
lawn area to roll around on. Play leapfrog, catch, and other lawn games.
More private than other cabins, tucked into trees. 972 square feet
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Queen bedroom
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2nd Queen bedroom
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Bunk bedroom: Full/Twin bunkbed, twin
trundle w/ twin underneath, plus second twin bed w/ trundle
storage underneath (total 5 mattresses in this bedroom)
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New futon sofa-bed
in living room
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Kitchen - new refrigerator & glasstop
stove
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A/C - although there is lots of tree shade surrounding this
cabin
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private campfire ring
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large
deck and mini-screened porch
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Disabled
(Handicap) friendly! (details)
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Rates are for
1-6, up to 12 persons
with *additional charge
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Check
Availability for this cabin
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6
(up to 12*) |
$1155
week |
$231
night |
$1435
week
$287 night
for
Early
Bird Summer Specials |
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Please
peek at
cancellation policy before booking a cabin
Sorry, NO PETS, NO
FIREWORKS & NO JET SKIS
If you are looking for a resort for heavy drinking
and all night partying, do not choose us.
Quiet time after 11:00 p.m. |
Owner's Log
Spring 2011: Above are photos
from 2010 September's tear-down. We discovered LOTS of interesting
bits from this historic cabin in which we judge might have been
built in the late teens/early 1920's: i.e. old windows,
doorways and built-in shelves that had been boarded up after a
remodel at some point. We uncovered 5 different kinds of
wallpapers and wacky paint colors (see the aquamarine paint color
from the back bedroom, along with two flowered wallpapers, a faux woodgrain and a faux pink tile 1950's wallpaper which we uncovered
from behind the showerstall). Our favorite was this vintage
gold wallpaper (see photo above with Terry standing in the doorway
leading to the old bedrooms) that lined the living room - we think
it might have been from the 1940's?. We kept pieces and
framed it with some of the old windows which I'll be using as cabin
art in the newly remodeled cabin.
We uncovered two
layers of wallpaper and paneling in the living room and discovered
some grafitti on a board stating "Jay slept here July '57".
Fun. :)
Also in the
living room (behind where the sofa was placed for years - I had 2
duck prints above the sofa) we uncovered a boarded up hinged flap
out window in which the sill was just covered in chicken feathers.
We are wondering if it is possible that this cabin could have been a
coop when CWC was a chicken farm in the early 1920's?
We've
basically kept the floors (after leveling them, and adding on
another 14 feet to the east end which has added about 33% more
square footage) and outside wall structure. I've been arguing with
the menfolk over windows and we reached a compromise: 6 of the
windows are new (and exit code friendly) and 4 windows will be the
vintage 9-pane windows which they will re-use from the old cabin.
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