The office building is one of the oldest buildings on Camp. Built in three parts - the first part was a Craft Shop built in the 1950s to provide a dry place for campers to work on various crafts inside. Shortly after, the "Wagon Wheel Room" was added on (named for the unique overhead light fixture), with a small office and storage room attached (which has now been converted to the Trails End gift shop). The last part of the building was originally Susque's maintenance building - an open-air pole-shed, until it was sectioned off and became the Camp's office in the early 1990s.
In the summer, the Craft Shop is still used for its original purposes - a place for arts and crafts.
In the winter, however, the Craft Shop and Wagon Wheel room are transformed into a bunk house for Winter Camps and rental groups.
The Office has very strict rules for entering: Official Camp Business Only! However, visiting the office staff is definitely considered official camp business, so feel free to stop in and visit!