I came here with my church for a women's retreat from August 28 - August 30…read more
We were given the cabins facing the lake with my room having one full bed, three bunk beds, a shower and toilet in separate rooms, a mini fridge, and a coffee maker. The shower had great water pressure and had hot and cold water. I would wake up every morning in awe of how beautiful the lake and trees looked as well as when the sun was going down.
The second day we were there, we were given free time and a plethora of activities to do including kayaking, swimming, mini golf, outdoor jumbo chess, checkers, and shuffle board, rock climbing, volleyball and basketball (indoor and outdoor), gaga ball, ping pong, soccer, gym, pickleball, tennis, and cornhole. Some of them do require a waiver, but all equipment is supplied.
I thought the food was pretty good. The first day we go there, we only had dinner and it was shrimp, steak, and rice. The second day we had hash browns, eggs, and pancakes for breakfast, shaved pork and cheese sandwich and fries for lunch, and beef stew with mashed potatoes and green beans for dinner. The third day, we had a similar breakfast, and a burrito and nacho bar for lunch. There was always a different dessert like blueberry pie, churros, donut holes. There was also always a salad bar for lunch and dinner and yogurt and fruit for breakfast. The staff served the drinks and went around picking up plates.
They have a big worship center, enough for about 350 people with comfortable chairs, a big stage, good lighting, and a good audio and visual system.
There is parking and bathrooms around the campus. There is a big hill leading to the cafeteria but they do have people driving golf carts to transport people in need up. They have also done a fantastic job of making every building and area handicapped accessible whether it be with elevators, ramps, and wide passageways.
I would highly recommend this place.