History

Origins

From 1825 to 1954 the Camp’s Property was farmed and selectively logged by several generations of the Cassidy Family, who built a substantial home and barn complex and operated other businesses such as a maple syrup sugarhouse and a cheese factory . A small one room country church built on the Property in 1883 has been renovated as a Gathering Place for group meetings and as a Camp Administration building.

The Cassidy Family home and barn were destroyed by fire in the early 1970s and haying operations ceased. This allowed the Property to rapidly return to its present forested condition. The result of this evolution  is the site is now a beautiful forested area, highly desirable for both forest and water-based activities.