Abode

Accomodations

We have a variety of lodging at The Abode, including cabins, buildings that can house a small group, and rooms that have both full-size and twin beds.  You can read about each Area/Building below. We can accommodate up to 50 people at our main campus in the colder seasons, and up to 175 at our Mountain Conference Center from May through September.

For Accomodation Rates, please call or email the Programs Office

 

 

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Mughni Building

Mughni is available for a groups of up to twenty people in private rooms in single, double, or triple occupancy. A small domestic kitchen is available for a small group to cook themselves, or they can choose to take their meals in the main dining room. The Dining Room is a cozy meeting space, 11'4 x 14' or 160 sf. Adjacent buildings contain larger meeting rooms.

 
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Mughni Building
 
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Meditation Hall

In addition to the large meeting space on the first floor of our Meditation Hall, we offer private and shared accomodations on the second floor.

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Mountain Camp

An idyllic and accommodating place for joyful reunions, intensive retreats, merry gatherings and more, for groups between 35 and 250 people.

The Mountain Retreat Center is situated on our beautiful, pristine mountainside. The area is known to have been sacred to the Shaker community that once lived here and the Native Americans before them.

Visitors can feel the presence of our honored ancestors as well as that of the ongoing inspired events currently taking place on the mountain.

Nestled in the woods are several huts especially suited for individual retreats.  The Mountain Retreat space is designed to enable gatherings in an intimate proximity with nature.

 

Over the years, an untold numbers of people have lovingly volunteered time and energy to create this extraordinary mountaintop. Trails meander through the woods leading to tent sites, cabins and small, cozy huts nestled in the woods. Sliding glass doors and skylights in the huts allow the boundaries between shelter and nature to merge.

The Mountain Retreat Center can accommodate up to 250 people, 35 in two cabins, 18 in 16 huts and up to 200 people in tents. Accommodations are simple, but appropriate.