Weesha Club Photos of Cabins

Our members' cabins reflect various forms of architecture and personal tastes

Note: To preserve our members privacy cabins are identified below by nicknames indicated by the "...."

This is the original "Homesteader's Cabin" on which construction started in 1888. It has an open beamed ceiling, river rock fireplace and a patio deck overlooking the Santa Ana River.

This "Cedar Lodge" was built in 1922. It sits on top of a small knoll overlooking the lawn and orchard of the central meadow. The view from it's long covered porch includes the mountains to the north of Weesha.

This ranch house ("Uncle John's") sits under a large sycamore tree in the central meadow. It is surrounded by apple, crabapple and cherry trees.

This "Mountain Chalet" has a large manicured lawn.

It also has a small guest house named "La Casita".

This "White Cottage" was built in 1917. It sits on a small hill overlooking the meadow and orchards.

This home ("Hummingbird Haven") overlooks a peaceful stretch of the Santa Ana River. It has an extensive garden which is in bloom from Spring though Fall. The owner also provides feeders which attract over one thousand hummingbirds per day when they are in the area.

This "Last Cabin" was built in 1947. It is nestled among towering oak trees and overlooks Forsee Creek which flows all year.

This "Stone House" was built about 1915. Although it also has a large modern addition the owners took great care to maintain the same appearance and ambiance in both portions of the cabin.

This modern addition to an older cabin ("Aequanimitas") includes extensive use of natural woods on the interior. It has views over the meadow, up to the snows of the high country and down into trees along the Santa Ana River.

This home is called "A Little Bit of Heaven." The portion shown in the photo is a modern addition to the original structure which was built in 1917. It has a large lawn and deck overlooking the Santa Ana River.

This home "The House of Seven Cedars" was built by one of the founders of the Club after it was established in 1910. It sits on the edge of the meadow. It is sunny and has direct views up to peaks of over 10,000 feet elevation.

This is the "Caretaker's Residence". It is located along side the club's barn and main orchard.

This is the barn. It is believed to have been built before 1920. Barn after an early snow.

Storage shed in barnyard after a light snowfall.

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