Morton Optimist Club

Cabin Rental

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Spread the word to friends & associates that The Morton Optimist Club cabin has many open dates for rental! Please check the calendar to see what's available!

Cabin Information

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The club owns and maintains a cabin that is made available to community youth groups to use free of charge (groups need to provide adult supervision) at 22464 N. Main St. in Morton. Our three primary areas of local youth financial support are local scout units, youth baseball and softball, and childhood cancer campaigns.

One of our main fundraising activities is renting our cabin for private parties, meetings, and activities. It's fully air-conditioned with seating for 80, a kitchen and large outdoor BBQ grill. Available year-round. Contact our Rental Officer at 309-981-2062, for availability and price information.

Below is a map of the Optimist Club location:

Our Club

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The Morton Club is a voluntary organization of civic-minded citizens banded together for progressive thought and action in community service. Membership is composed of citizens drawn from all walks of life and includes people who work in business, industry, agriculture and the professions. Members are motivated by the desire to contribute to the community from which they and their families draw daily benefits. There is no greater opportunity for participation in community affairs and service than in The Morton Club.

The Morton Club is a not-for-profit voluntary community service organization that has been active in Morton since being formed by a group of local businessmen in 1931. The club was responsible for founding youth baseball programs in Morton prior to the formation of the Morton Park District, sponsoring local high school sports scholarships, and local Scout units.

Membership, which is by invitation only, is composed of citizens drawn from business, industry, agriculture and the professions. Members are motivated by the desire to contribute to the community from which they and their families draw daily benefits.

Our club meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday evenings. If interested in becoming a member please contact any club member, or one of the following club officers:

Kevin Moser: 309-266-9224

Joe Leibold: 309-453-8985

Mike Shoemaker: 309-981-2062

Doug McDonald: 309-263-3514

Greg Stone: 309-263-8096