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MRJS · 02-19-2008, 02:31 PM

We went to Camp Iroquois quite often as a yoot. It was perfect. Wooded campsites. Oiled dirt roads. Rustic bath houses. Basketball court with giant tree roots making the ball bounce who knows where. A giant pile of sand on the beach with coins hidden within. And of course, the boss, Mary, the owner. And I think there was a 20 cent Coke bottle machine in the front office.

With all that said, if I had a chance for one of those six mansions built in its place... I would take it!

No seriously, I think it's sad that it's gone because thousands of people got to enjoy the lake through Camp Iroquois.

02-19-2008, 02:31 PM	#5
MRJS Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 47 Thanks: 42 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts	Camp Iroquois was the Best! We went to Camp Iroquois quite often as a yoot. It was perfect. Wooded campsites. Oiled dirt roads. Rustic bath houses. Basketball court with giant tree roots making the ball bounce who knows where. A giant pile of sand on the beach with coins hidden within. And of course, the boss, Mary, the owner. And I think there was a 20 cent Coke bottle machine in the front office. With all that said, if I had a chance for one of those six mansions built in its place... I would take it! No seriously, I think it's sad that it's gone because thousands of people got to enjoy the lake through Camp Iroquois.