The Eisenhower room at the Omni Bedford Springs
ities and suites were named after distin- guished guests who previously visited the resort.
Bedford Springs, PA
Bedford Springs has been an important meeting place for nearly 200 years. Today, the magnificently renovated, AAA Four- Diamond rated Omni Bedford Springs Resort continues this tradition as a unique historic venue that boasts more than 20,000-square feet of the most up-to-date meeting facilities. All of its conference facil-
The 216-room Omni Bedford Springs is ideal for sophisticated small and mid-size events requiring a distraction-free environ- ment. Whether a high-level conference or more social reception, this property offers a high level of personalized service to help every event held succeed. Located just 90 minutes from Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, two hours from Washington, DC and Baltimore, and only three hours from Philadelphia, the resort is easy to reach.
Its function space includes 13 meeting rooms, the largest of which is more than 4,800-square feet. Additional business amenities include: Wi-Fi and hard-wired Internet access; state-of-the-art audio- visual services; a conference concierge; office space available for meeting plan- ners; ergonomic chairs; projection screens
built into the ceiling, telephones and cli- mate controls; plus outdoor venues, as well.
Omni Bedford Springs also offers the 30,000-square foot Springs Eternal Spa, a full-service fitness center, a heated indoor spring-fed swimming pool, an outdoor swimming pool, private cabanas, a fire pit, 18-hole golf course, tennis, on site hik- ing,a full-service restaurant, and much more.
Those seeking art and culture will find a lot to see and do in Bedford County. Groups can enjoy the annual Bedford Springs Music Festival in June, go antiquing, visit a museum or take in a performance. A num- ber of attractions can be found throughout the area, including historic landmarks, Old Bedford Village, and covered bridges. In addition, shopping opportunities can be found nearby, as can a wide range of din- ing options.
formances available by actors portraying Generals Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee, as well as President Lincoln.
Gettysburg also offers great opportunities for bringing along families or the spouses of attendees. This destination offers a variety of historical tours both on and off the battlefield. In addition, outdoor activities include: hiking, biking, skiing, golf and horseback riding. Amazing culinary offerings can be enjoyed through local food tours, while relaxing and unwinding opportunities await at day spas, wineries, museums and art galleries, as well as in boutique shops.
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The Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center - Gettysburg Foundation and National Park offers a blend of the familiar and exciting with new programs, exhibits, and experiences. It is just a short drive from the old Visitor Center and from major points on the Battlefield. Event space is available for groups on site, as well.
The Gettysburg Hotel, established in 1797, is located in down- town Gettysburg and offers an abundance of meal options, room arrangements and special services that can be adapted to suit a variety of specific meeting or event requirements.
The Wyndham Gettysburg hotel also offers excellent space and services for hosting meetings, events or retreats. Just 20 minutes from Gettysburg, Capital Retreat Center is a state-of-the-art non-profit facility that offers an inclusive, cost- efficient per person rate for groups for meals, lodging and meeting rooms.
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The Lodges at Gettysburg are ideal for executive retreats and social events, boasting both indoor and outdoor venues, including waterfront event space.
York County, PA
www.yorkpa.org
Wyndham Garden York
Nestled in the Susquehanna Valley, York County is home to fertile farmlands, rolling hills and picturesque river shore- lines, as well as dynamic and diverse facilities, convenient access by airports and major highways, and tremendous value.
Meetings can be held in the county’s engaging museums and at local wineries. Groups can enjoy outings with spectacular views along the Susquehanna River and team building on adventurous ropes courses. Plus there is always the highly versatile York Expo Center that can accommodate a wide range of functions.
Groups will find something new each time they explore York. On one visit, they can discover the rich heritage and superb craftsmanship inside Harley-Davidson Motor Company’s largest vehicle operations here in the "Factory Tour Capital of the World." On another visit, they can enjoy the area's seem- ingly endless supply of fine wines and rolling countryside on the multi-state Mason-Dixon Wine Trail (complemented by the vastly expanded Susquehanna Ale Trail). And yet, more oppor- tunities still await for those in search of a farm-fresh dining experience and an exciting evening on the town.
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