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The old camp was a sentimental favorite, but beyond repair.
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The replacement is larger, energy efficient and more functional, but retains some of the original characteristics inside and out.
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The lake side of the house has two screened porches and an open deck with a garage below. The tower to view the lake and mountains is accessible with a bright yellow metal alternating tread device.
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Construction is timber frame with composite, insulated panel roof and wall skins. Interior finishes include clear, fir strip and soapstone floors. Stone from the old fireplace was reused in a form reminiscent the original.
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