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Klawitter Prayer Cabin

The Klawitter Prayer Cabin was built in memory of Pastor and Mrs. W. E. Klawitter, fondly known as Ernie and Ethel. Ernest faithfully served as a Pastor, Chaplain, Teacher, Radio Pastor on the ‘Psalm of Life’, Evangelist, and Camp Director. He also served as an advisor to The Wilderness Fellowship Ministries Board in its beginning. Ernie and Ethel were motivated by the love of Jesus and freely gave of themselves so that others would know their Lord and be built up and encouraged in their faith. With this in mind, we, their family and friends, offer The Klawitter Memorial Prayer Cabin as a quiet place for you to have an encounter with Jesus.

Cabin Information

The Klawitter Prayer Cabin, a beautifully handcrafted log cabin with attached screen porch, is tucked neatly in the woods. It has electric heat, air-conditioning, microwave oven, toaster, refrigerator, coffee maker, dishes, silverware, a sink and water jug for drinking and cooking needs and miscellaneous utensils. In seeking to make your stay as comfortable as possible, we have provided a queen size bed in the loft, table and chairs, rocker and comfortable fold down double bed/futon on the main floor.

Both a very modern, well lit, heated pit toilet is near the cabin and a fully modern bathroom with shower is available close by. View a photo tour of our shower house and outhouses.

To access the prayer cabin, a short downhill hike is required.

There is a fire ring area nearby that the Prayer Cabin guests can share and firewood for campfires is available for purchase on site. Check with office.

Klawitter Prayer Cabin Window View of Forest

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Prayer Cabin Policies

Klawitter Cabin is a short downhill walk from the parking area to the cabin. The steepest part of the hill is approximately a 10 degree slope. If you have mobility issues, please take this into consideration.

Klawitter Prayer Cabin Comfortable Fold-down Double Bed/Futon

What to Bring

Comfortable clothing to meet your indoor and outdoor needs. As a point of health and consideration for all guests, please bring ONLY freshly washed and machine-dried bed linens, blankets, sleeping bag, and cases on pillows. We suggest slippers, towels and personal care items, simple food that can be cooked in the microwave, a flashlight, reading material, and a Bible. The bed is queen size.

How to Reserve

Prayer Cabins must be reserved in advance and are available on a suggested minimum donation basis.

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Klawitter Prayer Cabin Queen Size Bed in the Loft

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Customized Prayer Cabin gift certificates are available to help you to give a special and unique gift to someone you care about. Suggestions: Pastors, Friends, Family, Wedding Gift, Anniversaries, Christmas, Birthdays.

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FAQ

How have these Prayer Cabins come to be?

Many of the prayer cabins has been provided for by a specific family in honor or memory of a loved one. These families have provided/donated all the necessary funds and input to build the cabin. We work closely with each family to create a cabin fitting to our call and mission. You could also invest in hundreds of people’s lives by funding a cabin. Please contact Randy if interested.

Are there bathrooms in the prayer cabins?

Modern, lighted, heated, no smell outhouses are located close by. Also, there is a fully modern shower house and flush toilets that serves the whole prayer cabins village. See photos of the modern shower house and outhouses.

Can I come before the 3 pm check-in time?

You are welcome to come enjoy The Wilderness, walk trails or sit by the lake, however, the earliest facility “check in” time is 3 pm. Please make every effort to keep the check in time you told us when you made your reservation and is on your confirmation email. If you are going to be late, please call and let us know your arrival time. (Please leave a message if no answer.)

Do you keep my credit card number on file?

We are able to keep your credit card on file in a safe, PCI-compliant manner. Rest assured the details of your credit card cannot be seen, shared, or accessed. We won’t make any charges to your credit card unless you incur a cancellation fee, and you will be notified of such.

Do you provide linens?

No, TWFM does not provide linens. The bed is a queen size bed. As a point of health and consideration for all guests, please bring ONLY freshly washed and machine-dried bed linens, blankets, sleeping bag, and cases on pillows. You must also bring your own personal towels. (A dish towel and a dish cloth are the only towels we provide.)

Are pets allowed?

No pets or animals of any kind are allowed in any of our facilities. The only exception to this policy is a service animal.

Are the Prayer Cabins heated and/or air conditioned?

Yes, the Prayer Cabins are heated with electric heat in the winter, and they are air conditioned in the summer. They also have windows that open, during those times of the year when neither heat nor cooling is needed.

Is there Wi-Fi at the Prayer Cabins?

No. Wi-Fi service is not available at the Prayer Cabins.

Is there a place for a campfire close to the cabin?

Yes, there is one campfire pit, not far from the Prayer Cabins, for the guests of the Prayer Cabins to enjoy. Wood for campfires may be purchased at the office, $4/bundle.

How close do we park to the Prayer Cabins?

It is a short hike from the parking lot to the Prayer Cabins.

Why do you ask for my credit card number?

We ask for your credit card number so that in the event of a cancellation or no-show, TWFM has a way of charging you a cancellation fee, according to our cancellation policy. Other than the cancellation fee, we do not charge anything to your credit card.

Cancellation Policy