that look out onto wildflowers and Valley Creek for events. Guests also can enjoy the slate patio, or mingle among period furnishings inside the estate.


placestoMEET Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference


Center’s beautiful historic ambiance is an ideal setting for a relaxed, produc- tive and professional business meeting. In addition to being IACC certified, the property offers daily meeting packages that include a complete food and beverage plan, meeting room and AV services. It is home to 22,000-square feet of space in 17 meeting rooms and two ballrooms accommodating from four to 400 guests.


Normandy Farm also is home to a fully- equipped and staffed business center, high speed Internet access, videocon- ferencing capability, on site free park-


ing, dedicated meeting coordinators, the Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant, plus golf and recreational facilities at its sis- ter property, Blue Bell Country Club, which is located across the street.


The Valley Forge Casino Resort is the region’s only full-amenity gaming resort. It serves as an excellent host site for everything from small meetings to con- ventions and trade shows, as well. Experienced event professionals are available on site to assist with planning, from small gatherings to large groups. Corporate and social events will enjoy the creative talents of the property’s world class culinary team, and com- plete packages that include overnight rooms are available.


Valley Forge Casino Resort also is home to the Valley Forge Convention Center, which is just minutes from


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