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From April to October, our Open Space Program offers Beecher House
as a facility for weekend retreats. Beecher House was originally
built in 1867 by James Beecher, a Protestant minister, and brother of
abolitionist writer Harriet Beecher Stowe. It faces beautiful Beecher
Lake, and is surrounded by 1,400 acres of unspoiled forest. We have
accomodated yoga and massage training groups, corporate offsite
weekends, 12-step retreats and many more. For larger groups, the
monastery can also be utilized. Your group will enjoy three delicious
vegetarian meals, plus snacks, tea and coffee throughout the day. In
addition to your own activities, you may choose to join the residents
in their daily Zen practice. Please note: Beecher House is only
available to groups with a minimum of 12 people.
If you are looking for some quiet time alone, O-An cottage is
available. This lovely cottage can sleep two people comfortably and
has its own kitchen and bathroom. There is abundant wildlife and
spectacular mountain scenery to be enjoyed, but most of all there is
a sense of serenity that provides a perfect place to learn and grow
or just to retreat and rest. We will need at least 2 weeks advance
notice for guests at O-An cottage. Please call the office at (845)
439-4566, or
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