“What makes this business so fun is the variety of groups and events that we get to host. We could write a book on memorable events.” - Jeff Wild, Arrowwood Resort & Conference Center
Arrowwood Resort & Conference Center, Alexndria, MN
conference service staff takes care of all the details from setting up golf tee times, teambuilding activities, spa appointments, horseback riding and of course, all the meal arrangements so groups don’t have to worry about a thing! JT: Meeting attendees can enjoy the experience of staying in
our log cabins, cottages, Fairway House, villas and our traditional hotel rooms. Amenities on property include a full-service spa and salon, indoor and outdoor pools, fitness center, saunas, tanning bed, hot tubs, lighted tennis courts, horseshoe pits and camp fire rings. Swan Lake Resort has a small town feel with metropolitan appeal. Did I mention free parking? DH: Bridgeport Resort offers three meeting rooms accommo-
dating from 12 to 80 people - amenities include large flat panel televisions, state-of-the-art equipment and an abundance of nat- ural light. Your experience at our resort is complimented by an
indoor and outdoor pool, wireless internet, fitness center and a convenience store. MM: Resorts offer plenty of space for meeting planners to hold teambuilding activities. What types of special activities are held at resorts? JW: What makes this business so fun is the variety of groups
and events that we get to host. We could write a book on memo- rable events. The best ones are the ones that keep coming back year-after-year, which a majority of our groups do. JT: Meeting planners love our property because everything
is onsite; conference center and the recreational activities. A teambuilding activity features our indoor golf academy simulators and is called, Survivor Golf. Another popular activity is a scav- enger hunt on our 700 acres, some of which is wooded. A western bar-b-que themed event by the log cabins camp fire-ring is a fun
“Our specialty is to custom design every detail around the meeting planner’s vision and theme for their event.” - Jeannette Teall, Swan Lake Resort
Swan Lake Resort, Plymouth, IN 44 MIDWEST MEETINGS SPRING 2011
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