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In spring of 2015, the new 453-suite Camelback Lodge and Indoor Waterpark will open its doors at the base of Camelback Mountain in Tannersville. The hotel will feature the largest indoor family entertainment center and indoor water- park in the Northeast, complementing its existing seasonal outdoor waterpark, ski- ing, snowboarding, snowtubing, ziplining, ropes course, mountain coaster and Segways.
The $163-million Camelback Lodge and Indoor Waterpark project is the largest capital improvement in the history of Camelback Mountain Resort. In all, it will boast 533,000-square feet of construc- tion that features mountain-modern style architecture. The resort also will offer four restaurants, including a ski-in/ski-out bar and outdoor patio at mountain base, a 22,000-square foot conference center, and an innovative Texlon transparent roof that will allow natural daylight into the venue year-round.
The new conference center's 22,000- square feet of meeting facilities are in addition to the 18,000-square feet of existing space at the base ski lodge. Its Grand Ballroom will be able to accommo- date up to 400 guests for a sit-down ban- quet, while a separate meeting forum will offer four breakout spaces, a pre-function area and a bride’s room. The facility will offer state-of-the-art audio-visual equip- ment and technology and Wi-Fi band- width that supports multiple devices.
Camelback's 30,000-square foot indoor dry park will boast a family arcade and game center, indoor ropes course, nine- hole mini-golf, two-story laser tag arena, mini-bowling, a laser maze and more.
At the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort, groups can now take advantage of "Farm-Side Events." Located on an island in the middle of the nationally designated wild and scenic Delaware River, Shawnee’s Island Farm is the perfect location for hosting an outdoor event.
Shawnee’s Island Farm is 25,000-square feet and grows produce that helps sup- port the resort’s four dining facilities as well as The ShawneeCraft Brewery. The Shawnee Inn included the farm into its offerings as part of an effort to maximize its environmental stewardship. The pro- duce that is grown on this island farm is cultivated naturally and minimizes any carbon impact from shipping.
By offering Farm-Side Events, Shawnee can allow its guests to share in the resort's greatest asset - its environment. Shawnee Island Farm’s pristine natural setting provides guests with an escape from city life, yet it is only a short drive from The Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort.
Groups looking for a flexible, well-rounded venue with a distinctive, faith-based ethos will find it at Spruce Lake in the Pocono Mountains. A true escape, the rich com- munion with others that’s possible in such
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The Lodge at Woodloch in the Pocono Mountains embraces a philosophy of personal awakening. This luxury resort provides guests with the opportunity to shift from their daily routines and re-focus on them- selves. Spending time reconnecting to creative and stress-relieving outlets will continue to benefit them long after they leave.
By offering choices for relaxation, fitness and well- ness classes, outdoor adventures, creative discovery workshops, cooking demonstrations and wine tast- ings, as well as opportunities for personal develop- ment through unique speakers and events, the resort offers a true pathway to awakening.
The Lodge at Woodloch is located on over 150 pris- tine woodland acres with a private 15-acre lake,
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boasting an adult-only retreat like no other. The resort teams with Mother Nature, focusing on sus- tainable living, featuring locally grown produce and meats, including produce and herbs from one of its three on-property gardens, as well as carefully selected organically-minded spa-product partners.
With an unpretentious approach to luxury, The Lodge at Woodloch has been honored with numer- ous industry awards for spectacular service and has been recognized as one the country's best destina- tion spas. Each of the lodge's 57 guestrooms offers simple luxuries and warm comforts, and each fea- tures a private veranda with a swivel rocker for watching the sun rise over the lake, or for a quiet evening listening to the restorative sounds from the Rock Garden Waterfall.
a setting, topped off by the experience of being outside in nature, is uniquely com- plemented by the absence of alcohol and television on the grounds here.
With over 50 years of commitment of pointing people toward Christ, Spruce Lake offers a variety of accommodations that enable groups to ease into the space that suits them best, such as slipping on a pair of shoes perfectly fitted for a pleas- urable hike along one of the wooded trails. Hotel, motel and inn-style rooms, all air-conditioned, combine with appealing lodges and cozy kitchenette suites for overnight accommodations of up to 500 people. The 48 spacious sleeping rooms in Spruce Lake’s newest lodge and con- ference center include 12 handicapped- accessible rooms.
Numerous meeting rooms and guest lodges can be arranged for intimate, small group settings or for large group events. Flexible, state-of-the-art facilities for groups large and small allow the focus to remain on the objectives of the meeting. Spruce Lake’s Adventure Program offers multiple opportunities for group team building and personal seasoning. Challenge courses, climbing events, power swings, high ropes courses and zip lines all lend unique perspectives and insights into one’s work, personal relation- ships and faith. Trained facilitators guide the process.
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