Hastings Cabin

    A Stanford Professor, who was a friend of the Hastings family, built the Hastings Cabin for his family. Eventually his sons moved away, and Russell and Francis Hastings started using the cabin for summer visits to the Reservation. Their visits continued until the 1960's. The Hastings Cabin features a sleeping porch with glass windows in wooden frames that lift up with a series of pulleys and ropes to convert a winterized porch to a summer screen porch. Another small bedroom is inside, along with a living room, kitchen and bathroom. It sleeps 4; one double bed and two twin beds. Another person can sleep on the couch. Heat can be had from the fireplace, or from a propane wall furnace. The interior rooms are winterized, and the plumbing and wiring were brought up to code in a recent renovation. Various photos follow: