• Dining for groups of up to 60-70 with additional seating available in an adjoining room.

• A panoramic view of the scenic Harrison Hills.

• Native stone fireplace offering cozy and intimate dining.

• Special menu choices include upscale dining, vegetarian and heart healthy options.

• Prices are inclusive (entr�e, salad/vegetable, dessert, beverage).

• Appetizers and hors doeuvres available at extra cost.

Bear Track Lounge (Irving L. Young Center) (not available for scheduled exclusive use)

• Cash bar available upon request.

• Piano, TV/VCR, foosball table, and electronic darts.

• Laundry and vending machines in adjoining rooms.

• Native stone fireplace available for guest use.

• Nature library, quiet lounge and small group meeting space lofted above WinterBerry Dining Room.

• Features a "browse" library with over 2,000 volumes on topics ranging from ecology to natural history and from resource management to Wisconsin history and lore.

• Native stone fireplace available for guest use.

• William Sylvester Auditorium features elevated stage, projection facilities and equipment, sync-dissolve equipment for slide presentations, remote controlled lighting, sound system, lectern, and listening aids for hearing impaired guests.

• Meeting rooms to accommodate 15 to 125 people depending on room setup.

• Copy machine available for use at $.10 a copy.

• Outdoor deck with built-in seating has been expanded to accommodate outdoor classes, receptions and exhibits.

• PC computer lab with high speed internet access available.

• Audio Visual Equipment Available (see Audio Visual Equipment below).

• Mail Service is available.  Check with main office for details.

• The Trailside Nature Shop offers a varied and unique shopping experience for guests.

• Carpeted rooms sleeping four with bunks, table with chairs, two chests, two wardrobes and a phone in each room.

• Shared bathroom facility located in middle of the hall on each floor.

• Linens provided.

• Total Beds: 105

• Five carpeted bedrooms, 3 rooms with two single beds, 2 rooms with a queen size bed.

• Three private baths, common living area, TV/VCR, kitchen and laundry.

• Linens provided.

• Total Beds: 10

White Pine Lodge

• Four carpeted bedrooms, each with private bath, bed(s), closet, and phone.

• Two common living areas with deck and kitchenette.

• Linens provided.

• Total Beds: 7

Check-in and Check-out

• Check-in 3:00 p.m.    Check-out 12:00 noon.

• Clear personal belongings from the living centers by 12:00 noon on the day of departure.  Guests are welcome to secure items in their cars and continue to utilize Treehaven's trails or facilities for the remainder of that day.

• When rooms are available, groups needing access to living center rooms past 12:00 noon, but not staying an additional night will be charged 1/2 of the daily lodging rate.

Amphitheater

• This fixture was completed in 1996.

• Includes an outdoor stage, hillside seating, AV set-up and outdoor dining space.

Audio Visual Equipment

• Equipment is available to conference groups as part of their facility use fee.

• Equipment includes: LCD multimedia projector, overhead transparency projectors, portable slide projectors, boom box, TV/VCR, telephone.

• Auditorium available which contains slide projectors, two sync-dissolve units, built-in sound system for portable and stationary microphones, headset listening device for hearing impaired and remote room lighting and projection controls.

• A computer room with PC's and high speed internet access is available.

Trail Use

• There is no charge for trail use, however trail donations are greatly appreciated in order to maintain trails.

• No pets, bicycles or motorized vehicles allowed on trails. 

• Individuals wanting to access the trails are encouraged to check in at the office first.  We suggest you notify Treehaven staff of your travels, obtain a current trail map, and travel with a companion or two. 

• There are miles of unmarked trails covering 1,400 acres of forestland to accommodate hikers, skiers and snowshoe enthusiast.