- Sleeps
- Page says the campus accommodates over 500 guests overnight across all lodges and bunkhouses. Lodges have many smaller rooms that can be blocked off for different groups; bunkhouses are more open floor plans. All units have central heat and air. Per-building bed counts are not listed.
- Sleeping setup
- Beds and bunks
- Kitchen
- All lodges have refrigerators, microwaves and coffee makers; a limited number of smaller lodges have full kitchens.
- Meals and dining
- Cafeteria-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in two large dining halls seating 440 together; the north hall has a raised stage and A/V. Special diets and allergies accommodated with advance notice.
- Meeting space
- Two large pavilions with wireless internet and plug-and-play audio-visual; seat counts not listed. Wi-Fi is limited to the main office, dining facilities and the two pavilions.
- Outdoors
- Zip lines, water slides, mud races, low ropes course and Ocoee River rafting on offer.
- Accessibility
- Limited ADA rooms; note walking difficulties when booking.
- Pets
- Pets not allowed; ADA service dogs permitted if notified in advance.
- Group rules
- Page says church groups are a specialty and any group type is welcome. Towels are not provided; toilet paper, trash bags, paper towels and hand soap are. Verizon is the only carrier described as having steady signal.
Built from what the operator's page left open when we checked.