This historic, large, and cozy log building and outer cabins are the original 1930’s structures on the property. The first floor of Penns Creek Lodge is a comfortable group gathering space complete with wood burning stove, couches, full-size refrigerator, dining table, a large easel with newsprint and markers, and TV/DVD. The second floor of Penns Creek Lodge has five bedrooms, each with three bunk beds for a sleeping total of 30. All bedrooms are individually heated. The upstairs bathroom has two toilets, two sinks, and two showers.

Across an indoor breezeway is the Annex. The first floor of the Annex includes a bathroom with two sinks, two toilets, and two sinks. The second floor of the Annex has two bedrooms, each with three bunk beds for a sleeping total of 12. All bedrooms are individually heated.

The highlight of Penns Creek Lodge is the deep front porch that overlooks Penns Creek.

Combined, the Lodge and Annex sleeps 42 people.

This small and comfortable one room cabin is ideal for the perfect get away by yourself, or with your significant other, close friends, or your family. The cabin includes a small kitchenette complete with your basic cooking needs, desk and chair, card table with chairs, wood burning stove, electric heat, and bathroom with toilet, sink, and shower. The cabin sleeps a total of 5 people between a comfortable double mattress and single mattress bunk bed and two beds in the loft.

This cozy cabin consists of one large heated room with four bunk beds, and a loft with two single beds. Total sleeping capacity is 10. The main room also includes a wood burning stove, small table with chairs, and a couch. The heated bathroom includes a large shower stall, toilet, and sink.

Note on LICK RUN CABINS: There are no refrigeration or cooking facilities in any of these cabins.  If your group is less than 15 people, you may take your meals at the Mussina Dining Hall if another group is sharing the camp. Otherwise, persons staying in this cabin will need to take their meals at nearby community restaurants. If you have questions about the availability of meals, contact the office at Wesley Forest by phoning 570.922.1348.

The Dining Hall is a large multi-purpose room. It can fit nearly 200 guests at round tables seating 6-8 each for meals. Take away the tables and it becomes a lecture hall, an indoor Movie Theater, a worship area, and a rainy day recreation area. Our delicious home-cooked meals are served 3 times a day with plenty of nutritious mealtime options to suit everyone. A large porch offers benches for the best of porch talks. Like many homes, the dining area hosts a lot of action and conversation throughout the day.

Ideal for groups of for 8 to 16 participants, the course is comprised of 18 stations creative thinking. Communication, teamwork, and some physical exertion is needed in order to accomplish the goal of each station. The program emphasizes communication skills and group cooperation rather than individual accomplishment. This program is led by a trained facilitators and all participants must sign an activity waiver in order to participate. This is a weather dependent program. Please contact the Wesley Forest Center Director for scheduling inquiries.

Our spacious open-air pavilion is centrally located on Wesley Forest near the trial heads of some of our most popular hikes. It is a great spot for gathering and celebrating for groups up to 100. A charcoal grill and fire circle with benches are available for use. Large picnic tables are available for use and kerosene lamps will light your way during evening activities.

Penns Creek Pavilion
This three-sided pavilion has six large picnic tables and a covered charcoal grill. It's near Weikert Run and Penns Creek bodies of water. Located next to the Arts and Crafts Center, this pavilion could be used as additional space for any kind of event, family gathering, or church picnic. Ideal for groups of 50 or less.

In the 1930s this long log building was used as the garage for Penns Creek Lodge. Currently five very large craft tables sit where the limousines used to park. This building has lots of space for crafts and other large projects. The local middle school uses it at their "science lab" for their Outdoor Education class. Located next to the Penns Creek Pavilion, this space can be utilized in many ways! This building is not available for use in the late Fall and Winter months.

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Worship Areas: (3) Outdoor Chapels (along Weikert Run, near Dining Hall, at the end of the Lake.) We also have an outdoor Prayer Labyrinth, Prayer Walk, and Apostles Trail.

Campfire areas: (6) Behind Hemlock and White Pine Lodges, beside Penns Creek Lodge, beside Picnic Pavilion, at end of the Lake, along Lick Run stream on the Wildcat Trail, at Adirondack shelters.

Picnic Tables: at Picnic Pavilion, Registration Pavilion, in front of Dining Hall, beside Lake, in picnic shed at Penns Creek Lodge, along Lick Run stream, at Adirondacks, behind Hemlock Lodge.

BBQ Charcoal Grills: (2) At Picnic Pavilion Pavilion, at picnic shed at Penns Creek Lodge

Sports Activities: 9 Square In The Air (2 sets), outdoor Human Foosball court, GaGa pit, sand volleyball, outdoor basketball court, 9 hole disc golf course, large sports and activity field, 20 Eno Hammocks for lounging (staff set up required), Lakeside fishing (personal equipment required unless Wesley Forest sponsored camp or event), Penns Creek fly fishing (license, trout stamp, and personal equipment required), ice fishing on Lake (personal equipment required), ice skating (personal gear required), sledding/toboggan (one toboggan available).

Staffed Activities: Swimming and boating in the lake (seasonally dependent), star study, night hike, stream stomp, stream study, geo-caching (5 GPS units), treasure hunts, earth ball games, guided nature hike (tree ID, spring wildflowers), rainbow caterpillar hike, Huck Finn fishing in the lake, fire building, map and compass skills, knots for camping, outdoor cooking, home in the woods program, Native American educational programs, stream stomps. Prior arrangements required and additional fees charged.

Challenge Course: Wesley Forest staff is trained to lead your group through our field game/initiatives and extensive low ropes challenge course. Prior arrangements are required and additional fees charged. Please contact Wesley Forest office at 570.922.1348 for more information.

Sleep Out Locations: Endless locations, however we recommend: Adirondack outpost shelters, the rec field, along Lick Run stream, TeePees (set up is dependent on season and weather) Educational opportunities: Tree ID/leaf collecting, spring wildflower area, star gazing and star studies, fossil hunting, Pardee Lumber Company site, self lead nature trail (Sylvan Saunter), compass trail. Ask the Wesley Forest staff for more information.

Trails of particular interest (Trail Guides Available for WF Guests): Hike to Chimney Rock, Hike to Fossil Rock, Weikert Run bridges (Swinging Bridge, Standard Bridge, Monkey Bride), Wildcat Trail (Covered Bridge, tram tie impressions), Big Island (Cable Car Bridge, Burma Bridge)

Equipment of Interest: 43” mounted flat screen TVs in both Hemlock and White Pine Lodges with HDMI hook up and DVD player, Sound system in Dining Hall, Keyboards (Penns Creek Lodge, Dining Hall, White Pine Lodge), Indoor/Outside movie theater, NOOMA video library, Popcorn machine in Dining Hall, TV/VCR/DVD(Dining Hall and Penns Creek Lodge)

Sports Equipment: volleyball, basketball, bases, bats for soft-safe balls, ball pump, playground balls, soccer balls, Frisbees, disc golf discs, giant Jenga, Spikeball, corn hole (2 sets) Summer programs: Swimming in the Lake, stand up paddle boards, kayaks, canoes, rowboats, paddleboats, human foosball, Snack Shack, hammock village, Challenge Course, field games, geocaching, treasure hunt, slip n’ slide, stream study, stream stomp, night hikes, star studies, optional sleep outs (field, Adirondack shelters, home in the woods area
along Lick Run stream, teepees), Earth Ball games, Huck Finn fishing, Native American lore, fire building.

Off Site Interest Locations: Bald Eagle State Forest, bike trails, Union County Sportsman’s Club wildlife zoo and playground, Pardee Pond Trail, Penns Creek fly fishing only area and Trophy Trout area, antique stores, Verna’s Fabric Shop, Lewisburg Farmers Market (Wednesday Only), hike to old railroad tunnel, Mifflinburg Buggy Museum, RB Winter State Park (27 miles), Penns Cave (30 miles) and many other attractions too numerous to mention. Contact Emily at Wesley Forest, 570.922.1348, for other local activities and attractions.