A staff of six meeting planners ensures that groups receive individualized attention from the time they check in until the conclusion of their stay. Guest accommodations, each with private bath, range from historic to deluxe. Many rooms have fireplaces and balconies that look toward the sea or forest. Each self-contained cluster is within minutes of the others and includes a central meeting area, sometimes with a fireplace. Meals are served in the historic Crocker Dining Hall, built in 1918.
Vegetarian plates are available and special dietary needs can be accommodated with advance notice.
On-site recreation includes a heated pool, volleyball and walking trail. Guests are free to walk a myriad of forest paths, miles of nearby beach and the adjacent boardwalk that spans a sand dune restoration project. The project ensures the preservation of several rare and endangered species of plants. State park ranger-naturalists are available to interpret the natural environment and history of the facility for conference groups. Offsite activities include golf, fishing, tennis, horseback riding and sightseeing tours.