Woofenden Cabin

The Woofenden Cabin

The Woofenden Cabin — or the "Woof Cabin" as most people call it — was donated in 1955 by Rev. Dr. William R. "Pop Woof" & Louise Dole "Mom Woof" Woofenden.

The main room has a living room area, dining table, a full kitchen with a 3/4 size fridge, and a study/library area with the good reverend's personal theological book collection. There are two mirror-image bedrooms back to back and a 3/4 bath. The master bedroom has a double bed, the other has bunk beds, each has a built-in dresser with a mirror, plus a closet for hanging clothes. The futon couch in the main room is also a fold-out bed so, in a pinch, this cabin can sleep one or two couples and two to four kids (if two share the futon couch).

There is a solid wall of windows facing the river in the living room with a good view of our waterfront area, but it is one of only two cabins without a porch or deck.

(NOTE: A large pine tree came down in a storm and smashed the Woofenden Cabin in October 2024. It has since been massively repaired inside and out with many improvements added, so most of these photos are now out of date. New photos will appear here when they become available.)

"Dr. Woof" by Rev. Dr. Jonathan Rose
in honor of Pop Woof's 80th birthday in 2001

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