There are dining hall, social hall, post office, store, electric power-house, boat-house, with stables far enough away to be sanitary, and cottages and tents located in every suitable nook that can be found.

There are one, two or three-roomed cottages, tents, single and double, all in genuine camp style.

There is no elegance or luxury, though most of the cottages have modern toilets, porcelain bath-tubs with running hot and cold water.

Electric lights are everywhere.
The camp has been in existence now (1915) for seven years and each year has seen considerable enlargement and improvement, until now Fallen Leaf Lodge in the heart of the summer season is an active, busy, happy and home-like community.
The table is wholesome, substantial and appetizing.

There is no pretense at elaborateness.