Banquets & Meetings
The 57 wooded acres of Allenberry is next to the beautiful and historic Yellow Breeches Creek. There are 71 guest rooms in three lodges, each with their own distinct personality. In addition, there are honeymoon cottages, luxurious suites in the Mansion House, and the Historic Stillhouse, many with jacuzzis and fireplaces.
A warm and laid back atmosphere invites you to work by day and relax in the evening. Our fine dining gives the members of your group a chance to work and network in a casual carefree setting.
Allenberry's variety of indoor meeting rooms and out facilities are flexible and convenient. Allenberry has free wireless DSL access available throughout the property. When your work is finished, Allenberry will entertain you. Allenberry Playhouse provides professional theatre and the famous Murder Mystery Weekends. We have four Har-Tru tennis courts, two of which are lighted for evening play. There is also an outdoor swimming pool and jacuzzi. |
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For reservations or more information,
contact the Allenberry Sales Office at
800-324-8716 or aberry6@allenberry.com |
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2011 Allenberry Meadow Picnic Menus - (Acrobat PDF file- 140 kb)
Document includes menus, pricing, and additional information.
2011 Allenberry Banquet Menus - (Acrobat PDF file- 373 kb)
Document includes menus, pricing, and additional information.
2012 Student Events Menu - (Acrobat PDF file- 26 kb)
Document includes menu and pricing.
| What to do at Allenberry |
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RESORT TIME
Play some tennis on Allenberry's har-tru courts or enjoy a walk around the property's 57 acres. The Yellow Breeches Creek, which runs along the property, is nationally renowned for its fly fishing. Take a seat creek side on a stone bench and lazily spend the day watching fishermen in their waders cast their rods.
THE PLAY'S THE THING
If madcap farces and Broadway Musicals are your thing, purchase tickets at the front desk for the performance of a Broadway show, performed at the Allenberry Playhouse.
VILLAGE ARTISANS
Just down the hill from Allenberry is the historic village of Boiling Springs. Take an easy stroll around the lake and visit the Village Artisans Gallery at 321 Walnut Street, corner of 4th and Walnut Street.
TAKE A HIKE
Off the road between Allenberry and Boiling Springs, you'll find the entrance to the Appalachian Trail. The Mid-Atlantic Field offices are located in Boiling Springs, so you can get a map and learn about the history of the trail before setting off. Pick out a nice walking stick and hike a few of it's 2,160 miles.
CHEAP EATS
Half a mile down the road is Anile's Restorante & Pizzeria in Boiling Springs. About five miles northwest of Boiling Springs is the town of Carlisle. Fay's Country Kitchen is a Heinze-family favorite for brunch. After you stuff yourself with fluffy omelets, toasted blueberry muffins, and well-done hash browns and then perk up with some coffee (all for less than five bucks), you're ready to go antiquing in downtown Carlisle.
WHAT TO WEAR
Eight miles northeast of Allenberry in Mechanicsburg. Need a pair of clogs? Try Just Clogs. Searching for that perfect vintage dress? Stop in at Fairy Godmother, a great secondhand thrift shop (although you should call in advance because of their irregular business hours).
BACK IN TIME
For those early risers with a more ambitious historically minded agenda, the battlefields of Gettysburg lie waiting for you 40 miles to the south. It's easy to spend an entire day there, so keep your eye on the time - we don't want you to miss the Broadway Show at Allenberry.
For directions or more information about any of these places, check the front desk at Fairfield Hall. |
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