Grey Towers National Historic Site

Embracing a philosophy of preservation through use, Grey Towers, in partnership with the Pinchot Institute, also functions as an active conference center for conservation and natural resource issues. Sessions often include some of the nation's top environmental thinkers and professionals. Serious discussions affecting the nation and world are held here.

In his donation of the house and nearby grounds to the Forest Service, Gifford Bryce Pinchot stipulated they were not to serve solely as a monument to his father. He wanted the conservation ideology continued and the site used to further that cause.

Now, with the renovation of Grey Towers, the estate provides an even more inspirational setting with new and significantly improved conference facilities. Audio visual equipment, including LCD projectors, are also available.

Conference Information:

Maximum number of participants: 49

Sessions must generally relate to conservation and natural resource matters.

Lodging is not available at Grey Towers, but the local community has numerous facilities.

Grey Towers offers several meeting room options. Click on an image for more information about the various rooms.

Cornelia Suite

Sherman Suite

Edgar B. Brannon Library

Dining Room

Letter Box

Bait Box