Eliot Camps are held at the Seabeck Conference Center, located in the town of Seabeck, Washington, on Hood Canal. Seabeck was a busy logging town and seaport more than a century ago.
The Meeting House, built in 1857, was once the Mess Hall for the mill and community center. Today it serves as an auditorium on the Conference Center grounds. The bell that once called the mill hands to meals now calls campers to meals and services. Many of the houses built by early pioneers have been converted into guest lodging.
The town includes the general store across the road, a pizza stand, a marina (currently closed for repair), and an espresso stand.
Explore more about the Seabeck Conference Center by following this link: http://www.seabeck.org/
==> Had an amazing week in the Young Adult Program! It tied in really well with the theme of the speaker, while also being quite unique. The coordinators were so great and kept things very fun! We had tons of variety in the activities we did each day, and when we had group discussions they both contributed comments and thoughts as well which I found really amazing and have never experienced that in the program before so that was great!!!Young Adult from British Columbia
