About Geneva Point Center Housing

Geneva Point Center features a variety of rustic overnight options to choose from. Accommodations range from basic tent camping sites to summer camp bunk cabins and small family cottages or private lodge rooms by the lake. Most Geneva Point lodging is available spring, summer and fall seasons (May through October). However, Gibbes House is available all year. 

Innkeeper’s Note…


Geneva Point is a historic (founded in 1919) nonprofit camp and conference center with rustic accommodations set in a spectacular natural setting. We work hard to consistently provide overnight accommodations that are functional, safe, clean, pleasant, affordable and appropriate for the events we host and everyone we serve.


Our accommodations are not fancy.

Nor do we intend to be fancy.


Most of the accommodations here are more like camping in the woods than staying at one of the many outstanding luxury resorts, hotels or rental properties in New Hampshire’s lakes region. While not fancy, all GPC accommodations do come with exceptional views of Lake Winnipesaukee and the Ossipee Mountains, secluded beaches, wooded trails, campfire circles, and so much more.


GPC has the best little ice cream shop around where you can also treat yourself to fine coffee and browse our gift shop.


All that and other tangible and intangible qualities that all add up to what many of our guests simply call, “Geneva Point Magic.”

Lake View Lodge

Each of the Lodge's ten rooms offers a spectacular view of the lake and the Ossipee Mountains from a shared front porch. The rooms have heat, carpeting, a bathroom with a shower, a private entrance from the porch and two double beds. Rollaway beds may be added in the rooms. The Lodge also has a common room with lake views, a kitchen, and a wood stove.

Emily Gibbes House (Available All Year)

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Gibbes House's ten bedrooms are centered around the Scandia Room, a comfortably furnished gathering space with ceiling fans, a gas fireplace, and a kitchen. Each of the bedrooms has heat, carpeting, a bathroom with a shower, and a hallway entrance. The four ground floor rooms have an additional entrance via sliding glass doors. Four rooms have a double bed and a full-size sleep sofa and three rooms have two twin beds with a sleep sofa. One room is a barrier-free with two twin beds and a fully accessible bathroom. Gibbes House is ideal for events like church group retreats, board meetings, club gatherings and family reunions.

Cottage F

Enjoy the relaxation of a typical lake cottage. Located near The Green and The Chapel, each of the Cottage's three units has two twin beds, heat, carpeting, and a bathroom with a shower. All the units have space for a rollaway bed.

Lake View Cabins

Nestled in the trees looking out to the lake and the Ossipee Mountains these four cabins are perfect for a couple or small family. Each of the four cabins houses have two separate units that share a screened front porch with lake views. The rooms have heat, carpeting, and a bathroom with a shower. Six units have two twin beds. The other two units each have a queen sized bed with a day bed.

Chapel Line Cabins

Located next to the Chapel looking out toward The Green, these cabins are the perfect accommodations for a small family. Each of the eight cabins have heat, carpeting, and bathroom with shower. All of the cabins have two twin beds and one bunk bed.

The Winnipesaukee Inn

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Our historic 19th century Inn is the hub for daily activities at Geneva Point Center. For generations, people have enjoyed the Inn's wide porch lined with rocking chairs and views of Lake Winnipesaukee and the Ossipee Mountains. The Inn has nineteen rooms. Most rooms share a common bathroom. Some rooms have a half bath. The Inn continues to be among the most affordable places to stay at GPC.

Peat and Repeat

Tucked away in the trees, these two rustic bunk houses provide very affordable per/person lodging for up to seven people. Each cabin has heat, a half-bath, three built-in double bunks and one single bunk. The Shower House is just a short walk away.

State Line Cabins

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Refurbished and reconfigured in 2012, State Line features four pleasant cabins that are especially attractive to couples, but also nicely adaptable for small families of three to four. The cabins each have half bath, one queen bed, a built-in double bunk and small sitting area. State Line has it's own Shower House (also new in 2012) just a few steps from each guest cabin.



College Row Cabins

College Row is a group of six rustic summer camp bunk houses located near the Meeting House. Each cabin has three built-in double bunks (six beds total) and cold water half-bath. Hot showers are available just a few steps away in the Shower House.

Dock Road Cabins

Dock Road is a group of nine rustic summer camp bunk houses located next to College Row. Each cabin has three built-in double bunks and one single bunk (seven beds total) and a cold water half-bath. Hot showers are available just a few steps away in the Shower House.

Geneva Woods

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Geneva Woods is a semi-autonomous small campus primarily used for summer youth camps.  Six bunk house cabins can accommodate up to 60. Two program lodges provide indoor gathering and activity space.  Geneva Woods has its own access to one of GPC's beautiful beaches. 


Tree Cabins

Apple/Birch and Dogwood/Cedar are collectively known as the Tree Cabins. These two pleasant duplexed cabins are located behind the Chapel, very close to the center of Geneva Point’s campus. Apple and Birch each have two sets of double bunks (four beds total), making them great bunk houses. Cedar and Dogwood have custom-built bunk systems suitable for a couple or small family. All four units have their own private bathroom with a shower.

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Cabin Z

Cabin Z is located near the Meeting House and looks out over The Green. The cabin has two twin beds, heat, carpeting, a bathroom with a shower and space for a rollaway bed.

Pastureline

Pastureline are two rustic summer camp bunk houses nestled in the woods. Each cabin has five built-in double bunks (ten beds total) and two cold water half-baths. The cabins are designed with a divider so they can be split with three double bunks on one side and two double bunks on the other with each having their own cold water half bath. Hot showers are available at the Shower House.