Capernaum

Capernaum has a dormitory setting with four rooms that sleep eleven guests apiece. The building is set in a wooded area to offer a natural, rustic feel. The Railroad Trail offers a scenic, low-impact hike to and from the Emmaus Commons, waterfront area and the Lakeview Chapel.

Each room has at least one bathroom with 2 sinks, 1 toilet, and 1 shower. Altogether the building provides 6 showers, and seven toilets. The lodge meeting space has a fireplace, a piano, and a kitchenette. The room is perfect for meetings and evening programs, while the campfire circle provides a place to sing and make s’mores. Capernaum is available from May 1st to November 1st.

History
Capernaum was constructed after Mount Tabor, in 1965. The architects, Teisch and Morton designed the building to be open only in the summer but some renovations have allowed it to be open all year - except some of the colder months.