A place of healing,
restored by many hands.
Built over a century ago beside the Logan River. Self-funded and supported by people around the world, it's coming back to life one cabin at a time.
Built as a place of healing. Being restored to be one again.
Boyd Hatch built this camp in 1910 for his wife, Georgia, who spent her final years here. After decades of sitting empty, with no water, no power, and roofs open to the sky, it's being brought back, carefully and by hand.
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Your support is already at work
- Mile-long water line repaired, after three months living on the mountain
- New roofs
- Power restored to every building
- Bridge restored
- Modern septic system, 100 feet from the river
- Now: sheetrock coming down to reveal original old-growth wood
- Now: fireplaces brought back to life
- Next: cabins restored to how they looked a century ago
From people who've walked the property
★★★★★“The place is so beautifully designed and has survived so many years just waiting for someone with the vision, talent and desire to bring it back to its glory.”
★★★★★“Cameron is restoring it to its former historical glory, not modernizing it. His attention to detail is impeccable. He has put his heart and soul into this project.”
★★★★★“Spectacular craftsmanship of the rock work, fountain and cabins is something you will not see in modern resorts… I would 100% bring my family here.”
A place to disconnect
No TVs, no noise. Just the mountains and the river.
Private 60-foot pool
Reserved for overnight guests.
Sauna
Reserved for overnight guests.
Boutique coffee shop
Will be open to the public.
River & streams
Water flowing between the cabins from the fountain.
Follow the restoration
Updates, photos, and first access to stays. Established in 1910 and coming back to life one cabin at a time.
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