Four lodges sleep 180 on the quiet west shore of Lake Granbury, 40 minutes from Fort Worth. The docks and the dining hall come with every stay.
From $54 per Person per Night
November 2026
Pick Your ArrivalTap an open date, then the day you leave.
Bluestem Cabins sleep 48. Your group fills all six cabins.
We hold dates for 7 days. Nothing is due until you sign.
Ruth Ann Delgado, our retreat coordinator, will call you by the end of the next business day. This is a demo, so nothing was sent.
Plate 1Cedar Lodge, East Shore
Every lodge is a short walk from the dining hall. Take one lodge for a small group, or take the whole shore. Sheets and towels come with every stay, and the beds are made when you arrive.
Lake Granbury
Pine Lake Cove
Heron Island
Ridge Overlook
Dining Hall
Gathering Hall
Boathouse
Chapel on the Point
Fire Ring
Swim Beach
Fishing Dock
Parking
Ridge Trail, 2.4 Miles
Shoreline Trail, 1.2 Miles
To Granbury Square, 9 Miles
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One Quarter Mile
Drag the map sideways to see the whole shore.
The main lodge, beside the dining hall, with a deck that reaches out over the cove.
Good for staff retreats and adult groups who want their own bath.
Meeting rooms are included when your group stays the night. We set the chairs the way you ask, and the coffee is on before your first session.
Plate 2The Gathering Hall
Rooms marked with a check seat your group of 48.
| Room | In Rows | At Tables | What It Has |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Gathering Hall | 200 | 140 | Stage, screen, sound board and a piano |
| The Boathouse Room | 40 | 32 | Stone fireplace and windows on the cove |
| Chapel on the Point | 120 | None | Outdoor benches facing the water, April to October |
| Cedar Lodge Breakout Rooms | 20 Each | 16 Each | Four rooms with whiteboards, good for small groups |
Need a screen in the chapel or a stage in the boathouse? Ask. We keep a portable projector and folding tables for 200.
Our kitchen cooks three meals a day and serves them family style at long tables in the dining hall, or on the lawn when the weather is kind.
Meals are $34 per person per day, or $9 for breakfast, $11 for lunch and $14 for supper. Tell us about allergies when you book and the cook will plan around them. The kitchen always has gluten free and vegetarian plates ready.
Most of what there is to do here is on the water or under the trees. All of it is free for overnight groups unless it says otherwise.
Twelve canoes and twenty kayaks at the boathouse, with life jackets in every size. Boats go out from 8 AM until sunset.
The Shoreline Trail is a flat 1.2 mile loop around the bay. The Ridge Trail climbs 2.4 miles to the overlook.
Benches for 80 on the point. We stack the wood and light it at dusk if you ask.
A sand beach on the bay, open May through September. Lifeguards are $25 an hour, booked a week ahead.
Bass and catfish off the point. Bring a Texas fishing license if you are 17 or older.
A soccer field and a sand volleyball court by the cabins, plus a gaga pit the youth groups never leave.
Use the calendar at the top of this page and send a request. It takes about a minute.
Ruth Ann calls you the next business day to talk through rooms and meals.
Come out for a visit, or we can walk you through it on a video call.
A 25 percent deposit holds your dates. The rest is due two weeks before you arrive.
Wondering where the buses park, or whether the chapel is free at sunrise? Ask here and we will call you back.
Thanks. Ruth Ann will call you within one business day. This is a demo, so nothing was sent.
Or call the office at (817) 555-0148, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
