About
our cabin
Cabin Amenities
Our Hume cabin is one of the original cabins built in the 1940s. Over the years, we have added on, re-designed and upgraded parts of the cabin to make it into a comfortable and cozy vacation getaway.
Great Room
- Living Room Furniture seats 6
- Recliner
- Dining Table seats 8
- Mini-split Heater and A/C.
- Wood Stove heating with plenty of wood
- Electric space heaters are also available in bedrooms. Evenings and nights can become quite cool, especially in May, June, and September through November.
- CD player and radio (no TV)
- Assorted games, puzzles, and books
Land Line Phone and Wifi Available
- Phone - long distance fees apply.
- High-speed DSL Wifi - $25 per week or $15 per weekend.
- No cell phone service.
Fully equipped kitchen
- Gas stove and oven
- Microwave
- Refrigerator – 2-door frost free with bottom freezer
- Dishwasher – portable
- Small appliances include toaster, toaster-oven, crock pot, blender, hand-mixer, coffee maker, and Keurig
- Fully equipped dishes, pots and pans and utensils, etc.
- Pantry stocked with dry goods, spices, etc. Please replace any grocery items that you use up in the well-stocked General Store.
4 Bedrooms
- Main Floor Master: Adjustable Sleep Number queen bed
- 2 Upstairs Bedrooms: queen bed, twin bunks;
- Basement Apartment: queen bed
- Sofa Sleeper in Living Room
- Air mattresses and sleeping pads are available.
2 Bathrooms with showers
One on main floor; one in basement
Spacious deck
With padded patio furniture, picnic table, deck cover and umbrellas gives you the ability to dine and relax outdoors as well.
PARKING
Two large parking spots at the front of the cabin. If there is snow on the ground, you may have to shovel the parking spots.
Cabin History
The cabin at Hume Lake (Lot 80) has been a blessing in the lives of our family since we purchased it in 1961. Our family has also been very blessed by the ministry of Hume Lake Christian Camps.
Our family has had a rich family connection with the ministry of H.L.C.C. Jake and Mary Gerbrandt, Pauline’s parents, both worked on staff in the early days of the conference grounds. Pauline and Jon also worked on staff, and their daughters, Lisa Leeger and Susan Leinen, have worked on staff and also been campers. Our granddaughters, Anna and Mary, have worked on staff, and our grandson, Tim, was a student at Joshua Institute for one year.
Over the years, we have rented out our cabin almost every summer. This has helped us to partially offset our expenses. More importantly, sharing our cabin with others has offered them the opportunity to become more acquainted with the ministry of the camp. One family came to Hume for the first time, and purchased a cabin during their stay at our place. Several other families have purchased cabins at Hume after staying in our cabin. The children of several families who stayed in our place have gone on to become full time staff in the work of Hume Camps.
We are also very happy to share with others the beauty of the National Parks and surrounding forest, and the blessings of the quiet and relaxation that can be enjoyed in that surrounding. There is also much to be enjoyed from the special speakers and music that the conference provides without charge to those who come up to spend time in the cabins of the homeowners.
It is our hope that those who spend time up at our cabin will learn to appreciate the work of God in this place, and to learn more about how God is changing lives through this ministry. We hope that that learning will result in support and love of the work from those who use our home.
Contact
Willems Cabin – Lot #80
64938 E. Pine,
Hume, CA 93628
More Information:
818-269-4124 | Email
