Twin Pines has a variety of housing units to meet the needs of everyone.
Aspen Lodge is our newest adult facility containing 23 guest rooms, 2 meeting rooms, and a comfortable foyer. Linens and towels are supplied for groups choosing this facility.
It also houses a unique collection of 21 museum-quality, mounted African animals which is a small sampling of our full collection of more than 70 mounted animals.
Hemlock Lodge contains 9 rooms each with its own bath. This is an adult facility and each room has 1 double bed and 1 single bed. Bed Linens, Pillows, and Towels are provided to guests staying in Hemlock.
Blue Spruce Lodge has seven rooms each with its own bath; for youth retreats, it can house 6-8 youth per room in bunk beds in rooms 1-6 and up to 10 youth in room 7; for adult retreats, it can house 1 couple or 2 singles per room using double and single beds.
Cedar Lodge has 2 rooms each with its own bath. For youth retreats, it can house 10 youth per room using bunk beds; for adult retreats, it can house 1 couple or 2 singles per room using double and single beds.
Keystone Lodge is a two-story building with seven guest rooms, each with its own bath. There are 3 rooms on the first floor and 4 rooms on the second floor. For youth retreats, there are 4 rooms which house 10 youth per room using bunk beds and 3 rooms housing 4 youth each using bunk beds.
For adult retreats, each of the 7 rooms can house 1 couple or 2 singles using double and single beds.
Laurel Lodge, which is only used for youth retreats, can house 10 youth per room using bunk beds.
Lookout Lodge, named for its beautiful view of the "Blue" Mountain (part of the Appalachian Range), has 4 rooms, each with its own bath. For youth retreats, it houses 6 people per room using bunk beds; for adult retreats, it houses 1 couple or 2 singles per room using double and single beds.
Pine Lodge is often used to house speakers. Its primary use is for personal retreats for full-time ministry folks. For more information about Personal Renewal Retreats, go to our Resources page. Pine Lodge has been set aside for "special use" and is not available for general retreat use.