The Log Cabin is a historic building located on the grounds of Rutgers Gardens. Rutgers University’s beautiful arboretum and botanical garden. The Log Cabin was built in 1936 by the Work Project Administration. It is equipped with a spacious lounge, two large stone fireplaces, kitchen facilities, restrooms and a back porch which overlooks scenic Weston’s Mill Pond.

In 1993, the Cook Alumni Association constructed the Alumni Pavilion as a supplementary structure to the Log Cabin complex. The Pavilion accommodates approximately 200 people with a brick patio that joins the two.

The Log Cabin & Alumni Pavilion complex are rented as a single facility and host a large number of corporate events, campus events and special events each year. It is a versatile setting that is enhanced by its architectural simplicity and proximity to the seasonal splendor provided by the Gardens’ many collections, and is suited to a variety of functions.