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Teams that are close are more engaged and work more effectively together, he adds. This increases employee engagement, lowers turnover and increases the bottom line, which is something that everyone wants.


Bluestone County Club is a one-stop group destination that combines food, beverage, team building, full-service, locker-room service and even free park- ing.


According to Erin Calpin, senior marketing manager for Camelback Resort, her destination property stands out from other meeting options in the area be- cause of its the wide array of adrenaline-inducing, outdoor adventure activi- ties.


“Meetings and events of all sizes are drawn outside of the conference rooms and team build right on the mountain, literally,” says Calpin. “Racing ziplines from 1,000-feet to one of the nation’s longest at 4,000-feet, soaring from the summit of Camelback Mountain. Mountain Segway tours. Over 100 aerial chal- lenge course obstacles in our TreeTops Adventures. Pennsylvania’s favorite ski area. The largest snowtubing park in the USA with out-of-this-world, night- time Galactic Snowtubing. Aquatopia indoor waterpark. And Camelbeach, the state’s largest outdoor waterpark."


She explains that outdoor adventure activities provide the opportunity for a group to form a bond over a common experience. “When someone on the team is pushed out of their comfort zone, the experience provides an opportu- nity for their team to give support when and where needed - all in a fun, yet challenging environment."


"We consider our five TreeTops Adventure courses new each and every time someone visits,” Calpin notes. “There are elements on the course that you’ll encounter a different way each time. Want an even bigger challenge? Scale the course backwards. Camelback’s adventure guides can ensure fun, new chal- lenges with every visit, at varied skill levels. There also are many ground games with ropes, string and even human chains that foster teamwork."


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