If you're a pastor, group coordinator or youth leader, chances are you're looking for some direction in planning your visit to Laurelville. Or perhaps you're still uncertain if Laurelville is the right place for your retreat, conference or getaway. Let us help you in this process.

Completing this simple form will help us to better understand your interest/needs prior to our initial conversation about planning your visit to Laurelville Mennonite Church Center.

You can also contact us directly with questions and inquiries at reservations@laurelville.org or by calling 800.839.1021.

Questions to ask as you begin planning your visit

What kind of group are you bringing?
What are your meeting needs?
How hungry is your group?
How will you have fun?

What kind of group are you bringing?

Are you a church or synagogue? Are you all family? Are most of your group members older? Youth? Families? How big or small is your group? All of these factors might influence your choice of where you stay while you’re here. Check out our lodging to determine where you’d like to stay.  Back to top.

What are your meeting needs?

Are you looking to meet as a whole group regularly during your stay, or will most interactions be informal? Will you need smaller spaces for workshops? Check out our meeting spaces. Also, we can help you with seating arrangements, audio-visual needs and refreshments. Browse guest services to figure out how we can take care of some of the small details ahead of time.  Back to top.

How hungry is your group?

Will you be bringing ravenous teenage appetites or spiritual pilgrims practicing the discipline of fasting? Determine your food budget and how we can best meet your needs. Visit food services to get started with your meal plans.  Back to top.

How will you have fun?

There’s plenty to do at Laurelville for everyone, from active adventure-seekers to contemplative puzzle-solvers. Check out our recreation possibilities and start planning activities for your group. And if you can’t find what you want here, see what other possibilities can be found in Western PA.  Back to top.