Seabeck Conference Center -- Meeting Facilities

Reeser

Reeser building houses two meeting areas. On the second level, there is a small gathering area that can fit about 10 guests. There is also a mini-kitchen with refrigerator for guest use (perishable food preparation to be done by Seabeck staff only.) On the main level is a larger meeting space that can hold up to 30 participants.

Spruce

Attached via breezeway with the Spruce sleeping facilities, this meeting room has a capacity of 40 guests. There is a wood stove and piano in the room, as well as a mini-refrigerator for beverages.

Lounge

This carpeted A-frame building has a wood stove and will accommodate 30 to 40 participants.

Maples

Attached via breezeway to the Maples sleeping rooms, this cozy carpeted meeting area has a gas fireplace and a seating capacity of 20 guests.

Firs

Located in the same building as the Firs sleeping facilities, this meeting room can hold up to 20 participants. This building was remodeled in January of 2008, and now has ceiling fans and better lighting.

Chapel

With a maximum capacity of 20 people, this unheated wood structure was moved to the grounds from a local pioneer estate in 1986. It's intimate atmosphere, unique structure, and view make for a perfect area for meditation, prayer, or small group gatherings.

Colman Craft Center

This two story multipurpose building contains a carpeted meeting area on the second floor and a craft area on the first floor. The meeting room will hold up to 80 people and includes a piano, kitchenette with refrigerator and sink, and bathrooms. The craft area will accommodate 40 people and includes sinks, craft tables, cement floors, and garage doors which open up to an outdoor patio. There are two restrooms inside Colman Center, and the whole building is handicap accessible.

Pines

This meeting room has large windows that view the Hood Canal and Olympic Mountains. There is a wood stove and piano located in the room that can seat up to 100 participants. There is also a kitchen in this building with a coffee urn and refrigerator for guest use (food preparation to be done by Seabeck staff only.) The meeting room is connected via breezeway with Pines sleeping facilities.

Meeting House

Built in 1857, this building has been lovingly restored and serves as Seabeck's largest meeting room and auditorium. The first floor will hold up to 250 people with a stage, sound system, piano, fireplace, and wooden floors. The second floor will hold 60 people. Restrooms are located in an adjacent building, and the Meeting House first level is handicap accessible.