They do..it is the same site unless you were there one year when we were at a larger camp nearer the ocean. We will have to use one or two cabins for workshops during the day. I was there yesterday and main lodge looks OK. Kitchen looks OK..good pizza oven but otherwise is still awaiting remodeling. I need to get into the other buildings...one with ping pong table is OK for workshops and I will bring a space heater for it..one reason I insisted on early October is weather could be warm still..I think there is yet another building..in fact two...one seems to have boats in it (can't use them though because of grave danger...there is a river that runs through the bay right into the ocean and sweeps people away....so can only have very experienced boat leaders)...

We will have an ongoing fire in the lodge and can have a fire in the firepit outdoors...

Good idea to bring a folding chair anyway..there are benches and chairs stored in on of the buildings but I need to do some more checking.

if the description scares anyone, there is a nice, old-fashioned motel almost next door (not right next door but a couple of properties away I found out). $60 a night for a room with queen, run by a nice couple who are oyster farmers. The camp is not in awful shape so don't be scared but don't come for the grand accomodations either. mg