An Eagle Lake Breakfast

The dining room at the Gallatin House, circa 1918. Courtesy of Wyn Wachhorst

In the 1980s, the forest service considered Gallatin House at Eagle Lake surplus property and wanted to demolish it. More about this later. Anyhow, the property is now part of of Camp Ronald McDonald at Eagle Lake. This Saturday and Sunday they will be holding their 25th Annual Memorial Day Pancake Breakfast from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. It only cost five dollars for all you can eat breakfast. Proceeds benefit Lassen County Kids Camper Scholarship Fund.

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2 thoughts on “An Eagle Lake Breakfast”

  1. Is this camp named after the famous explorer, Ranald McDonald, who was born and is buried up the Okanogan in Washington State, near the Canadian-Washington State border?

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