A walk down from the pavilion and cabins brings you to the lake. The lake should be a fun place for splashing in the water, paddling around, and fishing (catch and release with non-barbed hooks only, but the fish appear to be plentiful).
Sivert Family Reunion
July 2-5, 2011 at Camp Jackson
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Camp Jackson Part 4: The Lake House
Camp Jackon Tour Part 3: The Cabins
To the left of the pavilion is an open meadow area, with a road that goes down toward the lake:
This is also where the two small cabins are, as well as RV spots:
Camp Jackson Tour Part 2: The Main Lodge
Just up from the pavilion is the main lodge:
The front door opens into a living room/kitchen area:
The first floor has two private bedrooms, each with a queen or double sized bed:


There is also a bathroom on the first floor, with a nice shower and double sinks (not pictured):
The second floor is more open. There are three bedroom areas, each separate from the other, but there are no doors. One bedroom has two double beds, one has a bed and a small couch, and the third just has a bed:
And the upper level deck. I'm envisioning the bigger boys throwing sleeping bags down and sleeping out here:
Outside of the main lodge, just next to the decks, is a play area that should be fun for the kids. Be aware that there is a small stream near here, so adult supervision will be a good idea:
There is also a bathroom on the first floor, with a nice shower and double sinks (not pictured):
There is a bathroom upstairs with a toilet and sink, but no shower:
There are two nice decks outside, with beautiful mountain views. Both have direct entry into the house. This is the lower level deck:
Camp Jackson Tour Part 1: The Pavilion
Welcome to your virtual tour of Camp Jackson, the site of the Sivert Family Reunion, July 2-5, 2011. As you enter Camp Jackson, you pass through the main gates:

Inside the pavilion is a kitchen area, with a drinking fountain, cupboards, a double sink, and an oven/stove with six burners and a large griddle section:

I originally thought the large silver thing pictured below was a fridge, but it's actually just a place to keep food and supplies safe from the wildlife. We'll have to use the fridges in the houses, and maybe have some ice and coolers handy.
On the right is the pavilion. I anticipate that this will be a central gathering place for the reunion:
There are 8 tables under the pavilion, each seats 8-10 people:
There is also a large propane BBQ for grilling:
Next to the pavilion is a swingset and sandbox. Nothing fancy, but it will keep some of the little kids happy for a while:
Also near the pavilion are seven tent sites, as pictured here:
There is also a firepit with seating around it. Smores, anyone?
The pavilion has a bathroom. There are two sinks, two private toilets, and a private shower:
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