activity or skill level of participants in their group, and to consider offering activities that accommodate a variety of different levels of ability. “Some individu- als may consider a game of basketball to be too tiresome, so you may want to include a corn hole tournament or other backyard games for those individuals who would prefer that.”


It’s also important, according to Foster, that the planner knows what he or she hopes to be gained from such activities. If the company is seeking to enhance communication or another area, activi- ties should be identified and chosen that lend themselves to achieving that goal.


Elaine Leies of Camelback Lodge also suggests choosing an activity that all par- ticipants can enjoy. “That’s not always easy, so plan an event that offers a vari- ety of options and encourage everyone to participate and work together.”


Spooky Nook Sports for a One-of-a-Kind Experience


Imagine a venue offering up to 700,000- square feet of flexible function space, on- site catering options, 19 meeting and event rooms, 135 overnight accommoda- tions, and an abundance of recreational activities - like rock climbing - all under one roof.


Planners will find all of that and more for their team building events at Spooky Nook Sports. Boasting the capacity to host 10,000 guests, “The Nook” is in close proximity to most major East Coast cities.


Spooky Nook can accommodate virtual- ly every type of event, from intimate board retreats to executive meetings and seminars to large conferences and expos. The creative, in-house catering team from the Forklift & Palate Restaurant, as well as the property’s Warehouse Hotel, combine with the sports complex to offer groups a full-ser- vice venue with all kinds of group activi- ties.


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