Open-air chapel benches made from live-edge cherry with chainsaw

Stone campfire circle with live-edge red oak benches

Community camp fire circle sign with stone base

Warriors Path Park office entry sign made into the shape of a native american dream catcher

Live-edge red oak benches at trail head

Kiosk under construction

Kiosk at Warriors Path State Park campground

Kiosk featuring Sadie

Camp store interior while under construction

Camp store side elevation with live-edge red oak lap siding and cedar wood box

Camp store interior built-ins made of live-edge red oak with poplar bark doors

Shelving made of rail post and live-edge cedar

Shelving made of split cedar tree with reclaimed lumber and driftwood

Interior of camp store

Tennessee State Park logo made of cherry with burnt inlaid carving

Camp store exterior with chainsaw cut red oak siding

Side elevation of camp store

Front elevation of camp store with log benches

Rustic kiosk made of cedar and reclaimed barn wood with benches

Camp store interior service counter with fireplace

Camp store interior live-edge shelving

Camp store interior during construction

Camp store sliding doors made with reclaimed barn wood featuring leather and cedar accents

Camp store ceiling accents and driftwood chandelier with LED lighting

Fire wood box made from eastern cedar

Cedar bench

Kiosk

Kiosk

Kiosk

Kiosk finished

Kiosk finished

Drew, Gary, and Eric (left to right) Working at trapper Nelson’s at Jonathan Dickinson State Park

Drew and Gary

Trapper Nelson’s guest house

Drew recreating hued log design at Trapper Nelson’s log cabin

Pickled cypress from the bottom of the Loxahatchee River

Interior of Trapper Nelson’s cabin

Trapper Nelson’s boat house repairs

Trapper Nelson Sign