STANCHFIELD LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Silence and Renewal at ARC Lodge: Single Rooms in a Creekside Forest
A concise guide to staying in a private single room at ARC Lodge—what to expect from the rooms, communal spaces, and on-site amenities.
Silence and Renewal at ARC Lodge: Single Rooms in a Creekside Forest.
ARC sits within a creekside, forested oasis: 90 acres of protected forest and wetlands that have hosted silent retreats and restorative stays since the 1970s. The Lodge’s private guest rooms and broad communal spaces are designed for quiet reflection, connection and renewal.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Ninety acres of forest and protected wetlands
The Lodge occupies a creekside site framed by 90 acres of pristine forest and wetlands—an intentional natural setting that shapes the retreat experience.
On-site wellness amenities and skilled practitioners
Guests have access to ARC’s wellness center and an infrared sauna, and may connect with a group of practitioners who offer a variety of modalities.
Communal rooms for reflection and meeting
The Lodge includes multiple rooms for rest and reflection—a meditation room, library and bookshop, large and small meeting areas, two fireplaces and a screened‑in porch among other spaces.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
A single-room stay at ARC is structured around quiet and shared stewardship: private sleeping quarters within a lodge that supports group gathering, meditation and individual work. The environment prioritizes silence and renewal, with access to communal rooms and wellness facilities that frame each day of an overnight visit.
THE SETTING
Ninety acres of forest and protected wetlands
The Lodge occupies a creekside site framed by 90 acres of pristine forest and wetlands—an intentional natural setting that shapes the retreat experience.
THE WELLNESS
On-site wellness amenities and skilled practitioners
Guests have access to ARC’s wellness center and an infrared sauna, and may connect with a group of practitioners who offer a variety of modalities.
THE SPACES
Communal rooms for reflection and meeting
The Lodge includes multiple rooms for rest and reflection—a meditation room, library and bookshop, large and small meeting areas, two fireplaces and a screened‑in porch among other spaces.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this single‑room lodging is best for
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Linens and towels are provided with the room; guests should contact ARC for any additional specifics about personal supplies or practitioner sessions.
Guests at ARC have access to the wellness center and an infrared sauna; practitioners are available—contact ARC for details on modalities and scheduling.
Overnight stays are offered in single‑room units priced at the published nightly rate; inquire directly with ARC about scholarships and membership options that improve accessibility.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the nightly rates for a single room?
The published rate for a single room is $239 per night for weekdays and weekends.
How long can I stay?
Stays can range from 1 to 5 nights.
How many guests can the Lodge accommodate?
The large space accommodates a maximum of 16 guests in 10 single rooms and 3 double rooms; single rooms are for one person each.
Are linens and towels provided?
Yes—linens and towels are provided for guest rooms.
What are the check‑in and check‑out times?
Check‑in is anytime after 2:00 PM and checkout is anytime before 11:00 AM.
Is there access to wellness facilities and practitioners?
Guests have access to the wellness center and an infrared sauna, and ARC works with a group of practitioners; contact ARC for additional details.
Are scholarships or discounts available?
ARC uses private donations to offer scholarships and membership options intended to keep the center accessible; contact ARC for details and eligibility.