Accommodations

We offer five buildings on our main campus for sleeping accommodations, each with its own charm and history, and one remote residence located a mile up the mountain.

Inn	Farm House	Mission House	Annex	Bunk House

The Inn

The Inn has 20 mission-style bedrooms and 52 beds (sleeps 71 maximum). 17 rooms have private baths; 3 rooms share 2 bathrooms. The Inn also features a spacious living area, a large stone fireplace, and a long porch with rockers overlooking the valley.

There is a 35 person minimum to reserve the Inn. Click here for a floor plan of the Inn (will open in a separate tab as a .pdf)

Inn Photos

The Farm House and Mission House

The Farm House and Mission House are both home-style accommodations perfect for smaller groups. The five-bedroom Farm House, built in the early 1920s, has a beautiful Arts-and-Crafts bungalow feel and a magnificent view of the farming valley below. It has 16 beds, to accommodate a maximum of 18.

Constructed in 1896 as a stopping point for missionaries, the Mission House is one of the oldest buildings on campus. Its 9 bedrooms accommodate a maximum of 27 with 20 beds and 3 full baths, with a nice meeting space on the back porch, living room with fireplace, and a good-sized kitchen.

The Farm House has a minimum guest number of 12. Click here for a .pdf of the Farm House floor plan (link will open in a separate tab).

The Mission House has a minimum guest number of 15. Click here for a .pdf of the Mission House floor plan (link will open in a separate tab).

Farm House Photos

Mission House Photos

The Annex and the Bunkhouse

The Annex and Bunkhouse are more dormitory-style accommodations, and are perfect for youth groups. The Annex has 32 beds (sleeps 35 maximum) with 3 full baths, and the Bunkhouse has 30 beds (sleeps 30 maximum) with 2 full baths.

The Annex and Bunkhouse have 15 person minimums. Click here for a floor plan of the Annex, and here for the Bunkhouse (.pdfs will open in separate tab).