Adirondacks 1-7

Peterson 1 is the first cabin you come across as you drive into camp on the upper level. This multi room cabin has a wonderful rustic feel with a sleeping loft, a small separate bedroom, and a fireplace. Peterson 1, along with Peterson 2 and Adirondack 7, make up a cabin trio that is perfect for large group outings such as a Pack family camp, District Camporee, or Order of the Arrow event.

Located near Friendship Rock on the lower level of camp, Randall Shelter is surrounded by both trees and open spaces. This location is ideal for pitching a tent. It has a standard open floor plan that is perfect for sleeping and large group activities. Along with the main door entrance there is a large garage door that opens onto a spacious front porch for added activity space and ventilation. Randall Shelter is an excellent place for groups looking for an outdoor adventure with indoor space in case of inclement weather.

Surrounded by both trees and open spaces, this location is ideal for pitching a tent. It has a standard open floor plan that is perfect for sleeping and large group activities. Along with the main door entrance there is a large garage door that opens onto a spacious front porch for added activity space and ventilation. These shelters are an excellent shelter for groups that are looking for an outdoor adventure with indoor space in case of inclement weather.

Swanson Lodge is the newest cabin at Fred C. Andersen Camp. It is a spacious two-level lodge built on the upper level of camp. It features an outdoor deck and a large meeting room complete with computer hookups and a TV with a DVD player. Additionally, it has a large kitchen, two separate bunk rooms, and bathrooms complete with showers. Swanson Lodge is the perfect location to hold your large group camp out, electronics weekend, or your units holiday gathering with all of the comforts of home.