Beech Cabins: A Short Story

Continuing on our way, we bumped into a new counselor by the name of Jamie looking lost. “What cabin are you looking for?” I asked her, she replied Charlotte Cabin. I introduced myself to her and told her to join me as I was one of the Charlotte counselors. “Is this your first time here,” I ask her. “Yes, it is” replied Jamie in a confused voice. “That’s ok, it can be confusing your first time here” replied one of the other counselors. At this point, the path split going in three ways to Charlotte, Walnut, and Beech Cabins. As Jamie and I took the path to Charlotte cabin I told Jamie that “Bradford Woods is a completely accessible property, even the trails are wide enough to have to have two wheelchairs side-by-side. Even the amphitheater seats can flip up, allowing wheelchairs to be placed anywhere in the amphitheater. …show more content…
As Jamie and I entered the cabin we were in the large group room with two doors leading off it. A large sliding door goes into the main sleeping room with can accommodate 10 people of all abilities, although two people must sleep on upper bunks. There are also two small staff rooms that have 2 bunk beds that can sleep four counselors each. Each of the staff rooms has two doors, one leads into the main sleeping room the other one leads into the other staff room. In the second staff room is a staff bathroom, which is the only room that had a locking door.The camper’s bathroom contained three handicap stalls, and three shower stalls divided by curtains that open. The showerheads were adjustable for the convenience of all to take a shower. There was even a shower chair provided for those who needed