Penguin Ski Club

We are primarily a family club which has been in existence for 40+ years. We have 65 ( max number ) families that belong. The members are from Lexington and contiguous towns. We have business and social meetings ( "membership meetings" ) on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at the First Parish Church on Harrington Road in Lexington ( located at the end of the green in Lexington center ). We also have a holiday potluck, wine tasting, Octoberfest & other celebrations, and a spring picnic.The lodge has about 29 bedrooms. Nine rooms have private baths, 14 have semi-private baths, and 6 share 2 community baths. Thirteen are family rooms which have a queen sized bed and a bunk. There are also two dorm rooms for teens who are 13 or older. Each room has blankets, bed pads and pillows. You bring sheets or sleeping bags and towels.We have a toddler play room, a large common room with stone fireplace, TV room, apr s ski refreshment area, a large dining room ( seats about 80 ) and an industrial kitchen. We have a good sized attic where members keep lockers for ski wear etc and we have a basement where we keep skis and boots when not in residence. We also have a ping pong table.

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