You’re Invited to Pine Mountain State Resort Park
A Mountain top resort with engaging serenity and gentle seclusion. Mountain View dining offers panoramic views of the surrounding Cumberland Mountains. Award winning 18-hole links-style golf course midst the spectacular natural beauty of the mountains. The ambiance and mountain solitude assures rest, rejuvenation and enjoyment for successful group meetings. Located along Hwy. 25-E, approximately 38 miles off I-75.
A Quick Peek
30 Lodge Rooms: 24 with double full size beds, 2 with one queen size bed, 4 with single king size bed. Renovated in 2006, all have private balcony overlooking the mountains. Multiple levels without elevators. Lodge rooms are complete with hair dryers, irons & ironing boards, coffee-maker, television, reading chair, all-purpose table, dresser and night stand. Amenities include: soap, shampoo & Bluegrass Blend Coffee.
20 Cottages/Cabins: 11 two-bedroom/2 bath cottages all renovated within the last 8 years (1999-2007). 9 one-bedroom rustic log cabins in mountain setting.
Key card entry for all accommodations.
Pets are not allowed (with the exception of service dogs).
Meeting Rooms
Three Meeting Rooms.
5,367 square feet of meeting space (Conference Center 3,900 sq ft — 1,950 sq ft if divided in half by divider wall, Ray Harm Room 1,467 sq ft)
Outdoor Amphitheatre—seats 1000, restrooms, electric, limited parking.
2 Shelters (fireplace, restrooms, parking, grills, picnic tables)
Mountain View Restaurant Dining facility located on second level of the lodge. Seats 100 people. Adjacent private dining room seats 20-25 people. Elevator available.
Private banquets or buffets available in meeting rooms.
Cookouts available at shelter.
Working lunches are available in meeting rooms.
Executive Chef Kevin McKee’s many talents include fruit and vegetable sculptures.
Dean Henson, Pine Mountain Naturalist writes feature articles for Back Home in KY, Blue Ridge Country and various other magazines.
Certified in CPR & First Aid, Project Wild, Archery and Project WET.
Educated at Eastern KY University and a member of the Association of Outdoor Photographers and Outdoor Writer’s Association.
Team Builders are available in conference rooms or outdoors. Whether looking for the extreme physical experience such as backpacking or group icebreakers, building or bonding activities—Pine Mountain can provide you with all.
- •Photo Scavenger Hunt
- •BINGO (designed specifically for your group)
- •Animal Scramble
- •Marshmallow & Bamboo Skewers
- •Buddy Rings
- •Hiking Trails
- •Flashlight Night Hikes
- •Miniature Golf Tournaments
- •Archery Tournaments or Demonstrations
- •Horseshoe Tournament
- •Two lobbies for gathering, playing cards, watching big screen television or reading.
- •Field trips to local and regional attractions.
Golf Scrambles or Shotguns. Pine Mountain State Resort Park is home to the championship 18-hole golf course Wasioto Winds, recently ranked by "Golf Digest" as the fourth best new public course in the nation. Designed by Michael Hurdzan, Ph.D., it's a links-style course in a valley between two mountains.
Wasioto Winds offers a pro shop with clubs and apparel, all-weather golf carts and an indoor training center, and golf packages are offered year round. We are proud to offer to our guests Titlist golf balls with your organization’s logos. On staff golf professionals at Wasioto Winds are available to assist your guests with instruction and tournaments. Wasioto Winds proudly hosts the First Tee of Pine Mountain, a youth development program.
High Speed Wireless Internet & Cell Phone Service
- •Wireless service is available in lodge rooms.
- •Wireless does not extend into the cottages at this time.
- •Dial-up is available in cottages.
- •Cell service has just been improved. Cell tower was installed on park in 2006.