- Sleeps
- Mountain Lodge sleeps 4-35 (35 twin bunks in 6 bunk rooms). Separate bunkhouse cabins sleep 10-25 each (30 twin bunks, extra bunks for luggage). Other cabins sleep 2-10.
- Largest single building
- Sleeps 35
- Bedrooms
- Mountain Lodge: 6 bunk rooms
- Bathrooms
- Mountain Lodge: private baths/showers (count not stated); most bunkhouses have an attached bathroom plus nearby bathhouses
- Sleeping setup
- Bunks
- Kitchen
- Mountain Lodge has a full kitchen with fridge, oven and microwave; some dishes provided.
- Meals and dining
- Covered dining hall on the property; the groups page mentions full food service.
- Meeting space
- Meeting rooms on the property (sizes not stated).
- Outdoors
- 300-acre outpost with athletic fields, a lake with a blob and rope bridge, high ropes, horseback riding, paintball and Ocoee rafting trips.
- Pets
- No pets allowed.
- Alcohol
- The groups page describes the camp as drug- and alcohol-free for youth groups.
- Minimum stay
- 2 nights for the Mountain Lodge.
- Season
- Peak season May 1-October 31 for cabins.
- Group rules
- Mountain Lodge: linens provided for double beds only; bring twin sheets and pillows, and toiletries.
- Price
- Mountain Lodge: $300 per night building fee plus $20 per person per night. Bunkhouse cabins: $22 per person per night (call to book). (no date on the page; confirm before you rely on it)
Built from what the operator's page left open when we checked.