The Port Sumner Country Club and Camp Wahooga
Fort this entry, I give to you the Port Sumner Country Club and Camp Wahooga. Please enjoy this entry ![]()
This the map for the country club. It was designed to be a loop. You start at the clubhouse and finish at the clubhouse.
In this shot you can see hole 3, the path leads to hole 4 tee, hole 5 pin and hole 6. Then you proceed to hole 7 at the top.
Here are the clubhouse, club pool, holes 8 and 9 and the driving range. To the west of the country club is Miller Park.
A better shot with holes 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9 and the driving range. Sumner Pond is stocked in the spring and club members can fish if they don't feel like golfing.
This is a close up of hole 2, the river that surrounds it and Sumner Pond.
This is Sumner Pond in the summer. Looks like people are fishing today.
The look out points are popular for club members. This is the transition from hole 2 to hole 3. And access path connects hole 2 to holes 4 and 5.
This is the tee location for hole 3 and most of the fairway.

Holes 4 and 5.
This is hole 6. The path to the north leads to hole 7.

Hole 7 tee and pin locations.


Holes 8 and 9 plus the clubhouse and driving range.
The pools is only open to club members and their families.
This is the driving range. Felger Pond is to the north. Now onto Camp Wahooga and a glimpse of Fort Sumner.
This is Camp Wahooga.
There are a lot of campsites and the camp itself covers a huge area of the city. The camp was walled in after wild animals made off with food.

Camp Wahooga from another angle.
Lots to do at this summer camp.
Part of Fort Sumner can be seen. there are reenactments every 2 hours from sunrise till sunset. On special occasions, there are night reenactments.
There is a waiting list for campers who wish to stay here.
Showers, changing rooms and bathrooms are plenty in this camp. There are hot springs scattered about the grounds.
This is 1 of 2 trail heads. A majority of campers get dropped off. There is a shuttle for local residents.
This is the other trail head.
The ranger stations are popular meeting spots.
Camp staff stay in cabins. There are dining halls scattered around the camp for those who want a home cooked meal.
Campers who play football can get plenty of practice during the summer.
Soccer and baseball players get to practice as well.
A re-enactment is right on time.



And last but not least, 4 night shots of the camp. I hope you have enjoyed this entry. Do Svidaniya.


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