CLASS “A” COTTAGES

INDIAN GROUP (Six Cottages)

Beautifully located south of the Main Buildings on east-
erly part of the Second Mesa. Well-built frame construction.
Living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and _ toilet.
All compietely equipped and furnished.

BIDE-A-WEE

An excepticnally desirable cottage for small family. Near
the Administration Building. Living room, dining room, bed-
room and bath.

RATES
Season Monthly Weekly
$150.00 $75.00 $20.00

CLASS “B” COTTAGES

Twelve cottages located on Second Mesa near Class “A.”
Living room, one bedroom and kitchen, with running water.

Five others newly reconstructed and located in Pine
Grove west of Main Buildings. Each with two bedrooms,
living room and kitchen. Water at door.

RATES
Season Monthly Weekly
$100.00 $50.00 $15.00

CLASS “C” COTTAGES

FLOWER GROUP

Four cottages near the Main Buildings. Frame and can-
vas construction. Living room, bedroom and kitchen, with
running water.

   

CLASS “B” COTTAGE

BIRD GROUP
Five cottages located in a pine grove southwest of Main
Buildings. Same equipment as Flower Group.

IN THE CIRCLE

Thirteen Tent Ccttages newly reconstructed and furnished
for housekeeping. Each with two bedrooms and a combina-
tion living room and kitchen. Running water at door.

RATES
Season Monthly Weekly
$75.00 $35.00 $12.50

 

 

CONFERENCES

A number of conference groups have already signified a
desire to be at the Estes Park Conference this season.
These include the Y.M.C.A..Y.W.C.A. Intercollegiate Confer-
ence on Religion; the Employed Officers School of the Y.M.

C.A.; the Estes Park School of Religion under the directioa ,

of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, the
Home Missions Conference, the Foreign Missions Conference
of North America and the International Council of Religious
Education; the Doane College-Estes Park School of Coaching,
under the direction of Dana X. Bible, football coach of the

University of Nebraska, and Dr. F. C. Allen of

the University of Kansas; the Lutheran Bible

 

TENT SLEEPING COTTAGES

These are well-built frame and canvas cab-
ins, divided into four rooms—some with board
partitions and scme with curtains, each room
with two comfortable single beds (not ccts),
with an ample supply of fresh, clean linen and
covers. Water is piped nearby each cabin.

RATES

$1.C0 per night per person, one in room
.75 per night per person, two in room

FELLOWSHIP PARK

Made possible through the benefactions of
a friend cf Estes Park Conference, this Retreat
is designed to meet a very special need.
Christian workers of small income can here
have the advantages of a vacation in the
mountains with the inspiration of the Confer-
ence programs. Open only to those engaged
prcfessionally in religious work (clergy, YM:
C. A., ete.)

Fellowship Park is equipped with two cen-
tral buildings known as Fellowship House and
Friendship House. They are designed for
headquarters purposes with baths, toilets, easy
chairs and writing tables, and may also be
used as a haven of refuge to campers in time
of storm or for mothers with infant children.

Six cottages of frame construction surrcund
Fellowship House, each with three rooms,
furnished only with stove, two double bed-
steads with mattresses, table and chairs. In
the vicinity of Friendship House are two new
duplex cottages with a shed for autos dividing
each cottage into two separate sections of one
room each. They are furnished with stove,
dcuble bed, mattress, table and chairs. Occu-
pants must furnish their own ccoking utensils
and bedding.

RATES
Monthly, $25 Weekly, $10

Season, $65
Duplex, $1.00 per day

CAMPING
There are a number of definitely designated
camping spots near Friendship House for the
accommodation of those who want
to live the simple life. There are
no finer camping sites in all the
Rockies. Campers must register at
Conference Office in Administra-
tion Building and pay fees in ad-
vance. We do not have camping
equipment or tents for rent.

RATES
$2.00 per week for each family
using camp site.

$1.00 per person per week for in-
dividual campers or 59 cents per
night for use of site.

 

A few larger houses are available on the
Conference property for larger families.
When these are filled it is often possible
to secure ccttages from private owners
close to the Grounds, and also to take ad-
vantage of the excellent facilities afford-
ed by the Village of Estes Park.

  

THE LODGE

 

School, and Young People’s Conference; and
also the Hazen Conference. There will be
weekly seminars for clergymen every Tuesday
morning during the entire season. There have
been arranged a number of week-end confer-
ences on perscnnel, business, economics, and
education, which will be conducted in coopera-
tion with various universities and colleges.

Evening programs of music and entertain-
ment, and a series of evening outdoor camp
fires have been arranged through the coopera-
tion cf the National Park Service. National
Park rangers will lecture and take those inter-
ested on all day nature hikes.

Many of the ccnferences are open to guests
on the Grounds. However, guests will not be
bothered or urged to attend anything, but will
be perfectly free for recreational activities of
their own choosing.

CHILDREN

Through the efforts of a group of inter-
ested friends a neat little bungalow has been
erected and equipped for the use of the child-
ren of the camp. An experienced kindergarten
instructor is in charge. Mothers can leave
their children in her care while they attend
classes cr conferences or enjoy out-of-doors ac-
tivities in the mountains.

Children in this group are from three to
ten years of age. A nominal charge of 50
cents a week will be made for each child, or
$1.00 a week for a family regardless of the
number of children.

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
This attractive building, with its spacious
lobby, two huge fireplaces, comfortable chairs,
piano, reading lamps, art nook, book shop and
soda fountain, provides the Business and So-
cial Center of the Conference Grounds.
And adjoining it are well equipped shower
rooms with hot and cold showers and tub
baths, open to all residents on the grounds.

RESTAURANT

With a seating capacity of four hundred
and double serving facilities the Restaurant is
able to take care of large conferences quickly
and satisfactorily.

The Restaurant will be under the direction
of a competent manager and excellent meals
will be served at reasonable prices.

ASSEMBLY HALL

gatherings.

mer season. A special effort

the country.

The Assembly Hall will accom-
modate a thousand people. Avail-
able without extra cost to confer-
ences and conventions for larger

Sunday morning church services
are held here throughout the sum-
is
made to secure for these services
some of the ablest ministers of

 

LODGE

In addition to housekeeping and sleeping cot-
tages, described on this page, hotel accommodations
are provided in THE LODGE for those who wish
greater privacy and comfort.

Of rustic construction, forty rooms, some with
private bath, hot and cold water, electric lights,

cheerful lobby with open fireplace and spacious

veranda.
DAILY RATES

Rooms with bath, one person........ Poe os Ur pe 00
Rooms with bath, two persons, each....... ie aie 8)
Rooms without bath, one person......... eres 1.25
Rooms without bath, two persons, each........ 1.00

CLASS ROOM COTTAGES

These are small individual cottages equipped for
groups and classes of various sizes, conveniently
located and always available. “Texas” Cottage, the
finest cf these, seats 150. The others, 30 to 40.

   

CLASS “C” COTTAGE