Princeton-Blairstown Center

• Multiple indoor meeting spaces
• Wireless internet access on a dedicated T1 line
• Accommodations for people of varying abilities
• Nutritious meals that accommodate people with allergies and vegetarian diets
• Ten log cabins equipped with wood-burning stoves for cooler months.  We regularly accommodate up to 120 people in our cabins and dining hall
• Two fully-equipped modern washhouses with individual shower stalls
• Twelve remote campsites
• Four miles of maintained trails through over 200 acres of woods
• Indoor and outdoor spaces for campfires
• The opportunity to engage as a group in team-building, challenge-course and expedition-based programming provided by our trained facilitators.  If you are interested in this option, check out our full service program planning information here.

Corner House promotes the health and well-being of Princeton area young people and their families, as they confront substance abuse and other emotional issues.  Every summer, Corner House sponsors a Student Leadership Institute to prepare student leaders with team building activities, leadership skills, and substance abuse prevention education. They spend 3 days utilizing the Princeton-Blairstown Center facilities for these leadership activities.

The Miller Institute Group utilized PBC facilities for their Martin Luther King Youth Empowerment Conference.  This conference was to inspire and empower high school students to become effective advocates and allies for peaceful social change on issues of violence, prejudice and discrimination.

View pictures and find more information on our Blairstown facility.

See our FAQs page for information on cost,  how to make a reservation and directions to PBC.

Our complete Facility Usage Guide (.pdf) contains all the information you need once you have secured your dates.