Meeting Spaces | Rates | Recreation
Bluestone’s main campus has 14 cabins and 2 lodges with a total of 185 beds available to user groups. Cabins are divided into two sides. 12 Regular Standard Cabins have a bathroom, heater, and six beds (three upper and three lower twin size bunks). Two others have one side that has been enhanced with a queen size bed and other amenities. These comfortably rustic accommodations are ideal for two average size families, or they can be assigned as male or female cabins.
REGULAR STANDARD CABINS
Below is the general floor plan for our Regular Standard Cabins. Several are in one of three phases of our Basic Cabin Remodeling process. Check out the Friends of Bluestone section of our web site to learn what we’ve accomplished to date. Standard Cabin Lodging rates apply for these spaces.
Bluestone does not provide bedding or linen services, though we do keep a limited supply of sheets, pillow cases, and blankets on hand for those who forget.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
We have a limited number of lodging spaces that include queen size beds and other amenities. The Minimum Fee for them is $75.00 per night based on triple occupancy. The fee for each additional person in these spaces is $25.00 per night. Children ages 3 and younger are free.
The “Health Lodge” cabin is the original infirmary that was built for Bluestone’s Summer Youth Camps, and it continues to function in this way every year in June and July. The rest of the time, it is our most adult friendly lodging facility. There is a full kitchen, sitting room, and three bed rooms that can comfortably sleep up to four adults, or a family of six. The bathroom has a bathtub/shower unit, one commode and a wash basin. The Health Lodge is also available for personal retreat through the winter months and on weekdays during the Spring and Fall.
This space is a small group meeting area and/or single family lodging that can sleep up to six people. The bathroom has one shower unit, one commode and wash basin. The bedroom has one queen bed and there are two sets of bunk beds in the main living area. There is also a large stone fireplace with a hearth and a wood burning stove.
Both of these cabins have one side that can be locked-off from the other half of the cabin for more privacy and comfort. The lock-off sections each have a queen size bed and a bunk bed, and they are ideal for one or two persons but can also accommodate a family of four. The “regular” sides each have one twin bed and two sets of bunk beds. Standard Cabin Lodging rates will apply only if the lock-off side is not used.
