The campus  ·  Three lodging types

Room for 350

Suites, dorms, and cabins across the campus, so every part of your group sleeps somewhere that fits.

Most groups use more than one building. A leadership team takes the suites, students fill the dorms, and the cabins absorb whoever’s left, all on the same campus and all under one per-person rate that includes meals.

Where your group sleeps

Most comfortable
Staff house
4 private suites · 4 bunk rooms · 34 guests

Private suites and bunk rooms sit on the lower level of the dining hall building. Walk upstairs and you’re at breakfast. Included for groups of 100 or more; $250 a night for smaller groups.

Dorms
3 buildings · 56 guests each

Each dorm divides into small rooms of two bunks rather than one open hall, which makes assigning students, splitting a group, or keeping families together straightforward.

Cabins
10 cabins · 20 guests each

The most capacity per dollar on campus, across the bridges from the main complex. Best for camps and large groups where the day happens outside the room.

350
Guests on campus
3
Lodging types
4
Private suites
84
Acres

What to bring

Linens and towels

Beds and mattresses are provided. Bed linens, blankets, pillows, towels, and personal toiletries are not. Groups bring their own, for every lodging type on campus.

Food and drink

Meals and snacks stay in the dining hall and other approved spaces. No food or beverages in the cabins or the dorms.

Not sure what fits?

Tell us your group size and dates and we’ll suggest a lodging mix. Lodging is included in one per-person rate along with meals, and at 100 people or more the staff house comes with it.

Rentals start at $5,500  ·  Staff house $250 / night for groups under 100