Facilities
We are blessed to be situated on 300 acres of rolling timber and xxxxxx. We offer primitive, rustic, and modern facilities for individuals, families, and groups seeking solitude, rest, and retreat.
Myrtle Center
Myrtle Center is our main building, serving as reception and meeting space. Myrtle houses staff offices, chapel, meeting rooms, lounge, library, kitchen, gift shop, gear room, and bathhouse all in one. Learn more
Reflection & Prayer Cabins
Twelve private, four-season reflection and prayer cabins are tucked away in the timber. Each cabin sleeps up to 2 people and has a kitchenette, bathroom, a/c and heat, fire pit, and picnic table. Learn more
Outdoor Chapel
Our outdoor chapel is a secluded pavilion with stone fireplace overlooking the beautiful prairie on the north end of our property. The chapel is available for use by individuals or groups.
Primitive Outposts
Two secluded primitive campsites, or outposts, are located deep in the timber. Each outpost includes a pavilion, pit toilet, picnic table, and fire ring. Can be reserved for individuals or groups. Learn more
RV Sites
We offer three RV/camper sites for those who travel with their own accommodations. Sites include water and electrical hookups, fire ring, and picnic table. A sanitary dump station is available. Learn more
Stone Hermitage
The Hermitage is for those desiring maximum simplicity. This space is a rustic one-room building with cot, desk, chair, and wood stove. A pit toilet and fire ring are nearby. No water and no electricity. Learn more
Solitude Spots
Scattered across the Cypress Hollow landscape are about two dozen solitude spots. These simple spaces include a chair and a fire ring and are intended for quiet solitary contemplation.
Natural Landscape
Our acreage boasts a mixture of deep timber and open field, a meandering creek, a spring-fed pond, and 10 miles of trails, Hiking, birdwatching, and fishing are a few available activities.
Cypress Farm
Tucked away on a corner of our property is a little hobby farm where we keep chickens, raise a few cattle, cultivate fruit trees, and make our own honey. The produce from this farm helps feed our ministry.
