At Cregmorepark Golf Course, you’ll find a restored 1910 farmhouse serving as the Clubhouse, a summer kitchen dating back to the 1700s with a bake oven, a quaint one-room schoolhouse, and even a drive-through corn crib. These historical Nestled close to the 9th tee of the 18-Hole Course, the summer kitchen stands as a relic of the 1700s Schneider settlement, the only remaining structure of its time. Sadly, the original log house met its fate in a blaze in 1920, followed by the log barn in 1965. However, in 1910, Nathan H. Snyder, a descendant of the original Schneider settlers, erected a new abode, now known as the Olde Cregmorepark Clubhouse., coupled with Cregmorepark’s welcoming ambiance, create an atmosphere that instantly feels like home.