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Kathleen Hellen, author of Umberto’s Night Natalie Homer received an MFA from West Virginia University. They map an “uncomfortable going in / and again, coming out”- the “riving past” the “ritual.” “I could never live here,” at one point the narrator says, though along the way, the places, the people that inhabit them, are “miss. They roam from “turbines in a ragged line, twirling their white batons” to “sagebrush and horses and long-dead dogs.” They traverse the country from the Bannock Range in Idaho that “filled my windshield every day” to a “coal-bled” bridge into Ohio. ” From here, the poems set out for far-flung places, the journey into wilderness the trope. enchanted forest of my memory turned sodden, tepid” and “smells seep into everything: the acrid reek of a lumbermill, the dairy farms, mildew. Time and man have changed the landscape-the “magic is gone.

In this collection, a card sent from the grandmother opens to a “shrunken” past, a place once “full of treasure,” somewhere between fairy tale and dream. “Going home always felt like defeat,” says the narrator of Under the Broom Tree. Note: Sales/tourism tax of 6% not included in fees listed above.We are pleased to announce that Natalie Homer has received honorable mention for The Hopper Poetry Prize for her manuscript Under the Broom Tree. Paddleboat – $30/day – includes lifejackets.Canoe – $20/day – includes paddles & lifejackets.Picnic Shelter – $100/full day – exclusive use.Camping Pad – $40/night with water and electric.Camping Pad – $45/night with sewer, water and electric (two available).Three-night minimum for campsites during the following holidays: Memorial Day, Independence Day & Labor Day.Two-night minimum stay during the summer months for campsites.Bath House with showers for men and women washer/dryer available.RV Pads with Water and Electricity (dump station available).Fishing pole and gear (don’t forget your SD fishing license!).Charcoal & lighter (for the camp fire rings at campsites or upright grills by cabins).Plates, cups, bowls, forks, silverware, pots and pans, etc.Towels and washcloths toiletry items bathroom rug or mat.Mattress pad, sheets, pillows, and blankets or sleeping bags for your bed.Kitchens in the cabins are NOT stocked with tableware, pots & pans or cooking utensils. Campers are responsible for their own meals. * Towels, pillows and bedding are NOT provided. Three-night minimum stay for the following holidays: Memorial Day, Independence Day & Labor Day.Two-night minimum stay for cabin rentals during the summer months.Dorm Cabin – $150 Base Price/$15 person per night over 10 people.Family Cabin – $99/night – Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day $89/night day after Labor Day.Each cabin comes equipped with a microwave, oven, fridge, coffee maker, and toaster as well as a table with benches and chairs.

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All cabins have full kitchens and private baths.

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Three Dorm Cabins that each sleep 18 plus Chaperone Room.

Fourteen Family Cabins that each sleep up to seven.

Separate, enclosed Game Room with Pool Table, Foos Ball, Air Hockey and two Game Tables for Chess, Checkers or a friendly game of Hearts.

Stone Fireplace with its inviting hearth welcomes guests as the room’s centerpiece.

Large, open multi-purpose room with walk-out to lower level patio.

Open Staircase leading to a beautiful, log-railed, 850 sq ft Loft overlooking the Main Level.

Handicapped Accessible including Rest Rooms.

Two propane grills available right outside the kitchen door.

Full Kitchen (large reach-in refrigerator, upright freezer, ice machine, two stoves, warming table, roasters and all accessories you need to cook up hearty meals for your group… or cater in… it’s your choice).

Massive stone gas fireplace adds warmth to the already cozy Lodge atmosphere.

Lake Marindahl easily accessible for boating, canoeing and fishing.

Panoramic views of the gorgeous Missouri Valley.

Isidore & Maria is a short walk from the campground