BunkHouse 1960's Camp Vibe + Timeless Wet Bar

Camp Nelson holds a long history for our family. My parents were the first couple to be married in the Camp Nelson chapel in 1965. My mom spent the summers in this nostalgic mountain community as a child and then lived here full time in high school, even riding the school bus down the hill. We are located within walking distance of the center of Camp Nelson and the historic meadow. The bunkhouse will remind you of those days of getting away from the city and spending sweet time with family. The space The bunkhouse has a large spacious living room with comfortable seating and a puzzle table/work space located next to the wood burning fireplace. There is a full dining room complete with a vintage wet bar. The bar includes a sink, ice machine, mini fridge, and all barware. The kitchen is fully stocked and has a spacious counter for bar seating and serving large buffet style meals. There is outdoor seating with a table on the deck and and additional table in the yard. Cafe style lighting is strung across the deck and yard. Outdoor fire pit with seating (wood included) are just a few steps from the deck. Spend the day playing horseshoes or reading in the hammock. The beds are made with comfy linens just right for summer or winter with extra pillows and blankets. Guest access You will have access to the entire home. The bunkhouse is located on a big lot and sits back from the street for privacy and is quiet. The driveway is large and flat and the road in front of the cabin is plowed during snow. Other things to note There is no trash service. All trash must be taken home. If trash is left their will be a $200 fee charged to the guest at checkout. There are no grocery stores in the area. Please plan to bring all food with you. There is a small general store with limited items located within walking distance of the cabin. It is important not to leave food or trash outside as there are animals in the area. There is an area inside near the bar where trash can be stored in the summer to avoid animals getting into it. The water from the tap is good for drinking and delicious. There is no cell service however you can turn on your WIFI calling setting while connected to the cabin internet. Note we are in a rural mountain community. Although our internet is fast there are times when we have unplanned outages due to weather. Please plan to have your directions saved prior to leaving as you will not be able to access your maps. If this is your first time visiting it is advised to drive during the day as it can be easy to get turned around in the dark. We are located in the heart of the Sequoia National Forest--Home to the ALONZO STAGG TREE, the 5th largest tree in the world. this area features several Giant Sequoia Groves all free to explore including the popular TRAIL OF 100 GIANTS, and the GEORGE BUSH TREE. Pets are welcome in the Sequoia National forest-just keep them on a leash while enjoying the trails. We are located approx. 2.5 hours from the entrance to the Sequoia National Park, making this the perfect base for a quiet forest adventure without the crowds or fees and welcoming to pets who are not allowed on trails in the National Park