Pittsburgh Area School Retreats

We welcome Pittsburgh area schools to our retreat in the Poconos every year! We are close to Pittsburgh and have catered to many Pittsburgh area schools for their yearly senior retreat,

A school retreat is a significant event in the life of a young child or an adolescent. It may provide children with the opportunity to form or strengthen lifetime friendships, acquire perspective, learn useful new skills, and gain a better understanding of their classmates, teachers, and parents. While there are many things that must come together for a great school retreat, one of the most crucial is the retreat location you choose. It can be the foundation for a good retreat if you choose wisely and strive to get the most out of its advantages.

Pittsburgh School Retreat Safety Precautions 

Many parents of Pittsburgh students express concern for safety for any type of trip out of the area. Everyone who passes through our gates wants their retreat to be as secure as possible, but it takes on a whole new meaning when you’re tasked with the care of someone else’s children. It’s tough to anticipate all potential risks and put safeguards in place to minimize them if you’re organizing your retreat at a campsite or other location where all of the planning is done by you. Our Pocono Valley team, on the other hand, hosts retreats on a daily basis. We understand the activities you’ll be participating in during your retreat and how to keep them safe.

Keeping Pittsburgh Students Busy!

Idle hands are the devil’s playground, as the saying goes, and this is especially true with children. Whether you have a group of young children or teens, allowing them too much free time will lure them into misbehaving. The idea is to establish a well-organized atmosphere. They’re still having fun and learning important lessons, but they’re doing so with the help of our professionals and your chaperones. In addition to daytime activities, we may plan evening activities for your company, such as s’mores around a campfire, which is a popular choice.

Things to do in the Poconos

Bird watching, zip lining, hiking, fishing, canoeing, golfing, skiing, parasailing, and whitewater rafting are all popular activities in the Poconos. The region’s lovely tiny villages are uniquely unique, making a trip to the Poconos a great treat.

One with the natural world

The Poconos cover 2,400 square miles and are home to four counties, two national parks, nine state parks, 150 lakes, 19 waterfalls, 170 miles of rivers, and seven ski areas.