A simple kitchen was the first building erected on the camp grounds in 1929 when the first camp was held, and the Dining Hall, including the existing chimney, was built in 1931. A flagstone approach was added in 1938, and because of changing health regulations in 1963, the Dining Hall was remodeled. A new kitchen was constructed at its present site in 1965, and the remodeling gave the camp its first showers and restrooms for campers. The building has served as a dining hall, central assembly hall, classroom, and substitute Council Circle, and it stands as a testament to the vision and determination of Harry P. Muffly and the volunteers who labored to create the camp for their children and succeeding generations.