World Fellowship Center

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368 Drake Hill Rd

Albany, NH 03818

+1 (603) 447-2280

http://www.worldfellowship.org

June through September this inter-generational, multi-cultural, international retreat and conference center in the White Mountains of New Hampshire offers families, individuals, and groups a place to stay and play, while learning about global justice issues, exploring artistic endeavors, and/or enjoying recreational fun with a community of people who care about society and the planet. You are welcome to visit for a weekend or a week. Three meals served family-style fuel your fun. Wooded campsites, former farm houses converted to guest-houses with shared bathrooms, and bunk-style cabins await you on our 455-acre site with frontage on mile-long Whitton Pond. Nearby Mount Chocorua provides a perfect place for you to gather - yourself, your friends, your organization... Be welcome!

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5.08 reviews

Renee D.

3/3/2019

Our daughter held her wedding at WFC last September and we couldn't have been happier with the venue and the staff. The directors and staff were amazingly upbeat and ultra helpful. They went out...

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Rhea B.

10/2/2017

I stayed here over the summer for the first time. It was like camp for adults. I loved the simple things we did for entertainment and the good talks by the guest speakers. I did not give 5 stars...

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Andy G.

11/12/2019

World Fellowship Center is a truly special place. The staff are amazing, and the location and atmosphere are special, something you don't find a lot anymore. And the people that come there are...

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Deborah G.

1/22/2014

A wonderful place to relax, renew, connect with friends and family. Whitton Ponds is an oasis of peace and beauty, more a lake than a pond. LOOK at the PHOTOS. Also, great food, fed by their on...

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Neal H. H.

8/2/2014

I was there with Willard Uphaus 1953-54... ! Played badminton all day with Gil! :) Going back now to vacation!... Thanks! Neal H. Hurwitz 212-222-9112 I corresponded with Willard when he was...

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