| The cabins on this hill, La Francophonie (The French-speaking World), give a nice sense of community and all face in to a large, flat, grassy area. The hill is fondly referred to as “Franco”, and the cabins are all named after French-speaking cities (and countries) outside of France (anywhere from Yaoundé, Cameroon to Baton Rouge, Louisiana!) and have a capacity of ten villagers and two counselors. The cabins are simple and cozy (no electricity) with bunk beds, and small cupboards for the villagers’ possessions. The cabin is usually the first place villagers will get to know other people at camp, and cabin life is a very special part of the Lac du Bois experience. It is also in the cabins that villagers get a good opportunity to share their feelings and talk about their days at Lac du Bois. | 
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