Refresh Yourself
Join us for a personal retreat, sojourn, or extended stay. Those seeking overnight accommodations or place to take a sabbatical are most welcome!
Looking to enhance your personal retreat?
Join in components of The Spring Term by worshiping and working alongside students and scholars. Participate in guided opportunities for daily self reflection, and spend time in the garden or library with this year’s cohort.
Enjoy time in the Art Studio every day between 8 AM and 8 PM with purchase of a $10 day pass ($15/day for guests who are not staying overnight). Take time to work on your own project, or paint, collage, sew, crochet, and create with the supplies available in this space.
Learn more about using the Art Studio during your stay.
Make your own working retreat. For those interested in the rhythm and gratification of a working retreat, there are multiple volunteer opportunities on campus. Take up chores in the garden, kitchen, library, or on the grounds during your stay to give your retreat structure and purpose.
Apply for volunteer opportunities during your personal retreat.
Extend your stay around a workshop or event you’re attending on campus. Book your stay online to allow yourself time to reflect and apply your learnings.
Find a workshop or event, and book your stay online.
We offer you:
- Beautiful 24-acre grounds with a mile-long woodchip trail, ponds, and 140 species of trees and flowering shrubs;
- Comfortable private room with bed and desk;
Delicious homemade meals, made with local and organic ingredients, and the opportunity for mealtime conversation with the Pendle Hill community. Breakfast is included with your room. Lunch and dinner are available for an additional charge. Lunch is $11.50 and dinner is $15.50 – advanced reservations are required;- High Speed Wifi across campus;
- Half an hour of open Quaker worship every morning, open to all overnight guests in person and to everyone from around the globe online;
Library, for reading, study, and research, open 24 hours except when class is in session;- Convenient location just outside Philadelphia, easy to reach by car, train, or plane.
- Access to an electric vehicle (EV) charging station on the premises,
- Attention to accessibility of many different kinds.
In the event that the presence of a service animal is requested, Pendle Hill follows the ADA guidelines, which state that a service animal is limited to dogs or miniature horses that are trained to do work or perform tasks for individuals with disabilities. The task(s) performed by the service animal must be directly related to the person’s disability. The service animal must be on a leash, harness, or tether and under the control of the handler at all times. Per ADA guidelines, “comfort” or “emotional support animals” and service-animals-in-training do not meet the definition of a service animal. Pets are also not permitted at Pendle Hill.
See the digital brochure for more information.
*Please note that the above prices do not reflect conference group’s meal pricing of meeting spaces. If you are planning a meeting or a group retreat, please visit our Conference Services page. Participants in Conferences or Workshops do not reserve their meals individually.
Pendle Hill is committed to supporting a safe environment despite COVID-19. For information about all guest requirements and the COVID-19 mitigating amenities Pendle Hill offers, see our COVID-19 Information page.
