On-Site Lodging
Lodging is the responsibility of attendees and is not included with event tickets.
When it comes to where to lodge for the four nights of the Confluence, we recommend to you the wide range of great on-site options offered by the good folks at this Retreat Center –– from very inexpensive primitive camping sites for erecting your own tent, to the Center’s rental tents, unusual bubble tents and geodesic domes, cushy glamping tipis, a couple of well appointed historic covered wagons, luxurious cabin rooms and affordable bunk-rooms, and even car camping spots. Staying right there on the property means being able to quickly get to meals and classes, and back to bed after each night’s activities.
There are limited numbers of lodging spaces, so we suggest that you reserve years this Spring or as soon as you are able.
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Lodging Off-Site
Once lodging at the event site fills up, there will still numerous options in the surrounding area. Lake George and vicinity contains numerous hotels and B&Bs, rental cabins, VRBO vacation house rentals, developed campgrounds and RV parks, and there is also unlimited free camping out in the National Forest. Make use of your internet search engine to find whatever best suits your needs and budget, keeping in mind that all area venues could run out of vacancies several months before the Confluence starts in the July vacation season.
Meals
Bison Lodge at Puma Hills offers an extremely reasonable 12-Meals Plan, Tuesday Supper through Sunday Breakfast, as well as single meals –– featuring healthy flavorful entrees and gluten-free options for Confluence attendees and teachers, and served right on site on their patio overlooking the spectacular Rocky Mountains.
Click on the link to reserve and pay for your On-Site Lodging & Meals Plan:
