because of its outdoor and indoor options and amenities. “You can be ski- ing on a beautiful Poconos mountain during the day and surfing a flow rider at night. In addition, we’re situated at the base of a mountain, which means guests have incredible views all four seasons.”
Camelback Resort is one of the most popular event choices in the Pocono Mountains. With 20,000-square feet of flexible meeting space and the great outdoors all around, it is ideal for corpo- rate meetings, retreats, sales incentive programs, seminars and conferences.
The resort was voted Pennsylvania’s number one resort four years in a row and boasts the largest tubing park in America and the greatest amount of ski- ing and riding terrain in the Pocono Mountains, according to Wescott.
“Earlier this year, we had a sip and paint event,” she recalls. “Easels were set up on the patio and participants painted pumpkins while sipping wine. The rest of their group went on a Camelback adventure.”
Other recent events at Camelback were a Willy Wonka candy centerpiece con- struction team building activity and an after-hours reception at Aquatopia, the resort’s indoor water park. “A good idea for planners,” advises Wescott, “is to rent Aquatopia at night. Groups love it.”
Wescott also urges planners to think outside of the proverbial box. “We have so much to offer and space as large or larger than Yankee Stadium! People should ask themselves how they can make a ballroom not just a ballroom, what will enhance team building, where can memories be cherished? We host hundreds of events each year and can do almost anything.”
As the year ends and 2017 and 2018 beckon with the challenges of finding a most unusual setting for special events and meetings, think cool. You can be a trend-setter with your choice.
Susan Shiber is a professional wordmonger and
public relations specialist, who writes and does cool things in Pottstown, PA.
PAPR3101@aol.com
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