There are numerous campsites, either along the melodious waters of Laurel Fork, in a more secluded area by the spring, or near the pasture, where there are hook-ups for RV’s.  (Caution:  Only RV’s up to 25 feet in length can cross the bridge into Laurel Fork Lodge.)

Some parents stay at the Laurel Fork Lodge while their children are at area camps or visiting colleges.

Some families come to spend time with their relatives who are hiking the Appalachian Trail and stay over at Laurel Fork for a few days.

Using all of our accommodations (except the hiker bunkhouse), Laurel Fork Lodge can sleep over 60 people.  For a reunion of family or friends, you could rent as many cabins as required.  There is a lot of room for outdoor picnics.  The Conference Center could be rented for large indoor meals in the event of rain.  Volleyball and other outdoor sports can be set up near the Conference Center.  Children love to play in the creek.  Pets are welcome, so long as they are well behaved and you clean up after them.