The mansions, designed by a Detroit architect in the mid-1920s, feature several large meeting spaces, each with a large fireplace and windows with scenic views. The campus also maintains a dining hall and full kitchen. The grounds are secluded from the nearest road, and privacy is further enhanced by several acres of trees. Iron Creek runs through the land, separating the houses, and the creek has been diverted to create a picturesque waterfall. The creek is crossed by several unique bridges designed and built by participants in a teenage educational Institute .
Natural springs flow from the hillside and feed a small swimming pond.
The Conference Center has numerous uses. Creative writers, singles groups, folk dance clubs, and church groups have all made use of the Conference Center in recent years. The Center's customized services can meet the needs of your group.