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Plenty of breathing room. Room to explore and play. Every planner knows that a memorable meeting is about more than state-of-the-art meeting rooms. It’s about a place that gives attendees room to relax. Restaurants and attractions that give them more room for fun. Hotel rooms where they can stretch out. An easy-to-get-to location that’s not too crowded or too hard on budgets, where people can enjoy wiggle room of every kind.
Valley Forge and Montgomery County are home to award-winning craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries.
Whatever meeting you’re looking to arrange, Valley Forge and Montgomery County, PA, have exactly what you’re looking for.
In the heart of the Northeast Corridor and just minutes outside Philadelphia, Valley Forge has a variety of bigger destinations, without the big-time headaches. You can choose from over 80 hotels, 300 meeting venues, 1,600 restaurants, and 200 attractions. The region boasts must-see historical sites, a vibrant arts scene, and some of the best shopping around—including the largest mall on the East Coast.
Montgomery County is home to the largest mall on the East Coast.
If you want indoor fun, you can choose anything from indoor skydiving to award-winning craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries. If you love action, Montgomery County is home to a casino and over 50 public and private golf courses.
There are over 50 golf courses in and around Valley Forge.
And along with everything else Valley Forge and Montgomery County have to offer, there’s an offer that makes booking your next meeting even more special. Earn $10 off per room night when you book 25 room nights or more. Add in the ease of parking plus a convenient location at the confluence of major roadways and just minutes from Philadelphia International Airport, and it’s a package that’s hard to beat.
Room to meet. Room to explore. Room to have fun. Room for more. You’ll find it all in Valley Forge and Montgomery County—along with consultants who will be happy to make planning your next meeting as pleasant as the area itself.
Contact Scott Higgins (shiggins (at) valleyforge.org; 610-834-7963) or Stephanie Kilroy (kilroy (at) valleyforge.org; 610-834-7973) at the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board and ask about their state-of-the-art meeting options. They’ve got room on their schedule to chat.
