The facility also has two dining areas: a main hall and a more private room where intimate discussions—and a long-running after-hours poker game!—took place.
King’s House’s chapel was open throughout the weekend. It provided a meditative spot for conference participants seeking a moment of solitude, plus an acoustically and aesthetically ideal area for the yoga classes and concerts the Society put on for attendees.
The weekend was beautiful, and almost all the conference participants spent time outside. King’s House’s grounds feature paths, a labyrinth, a waterfall, numerous statues, a gazebo, a meadow, and more than 47 gorgeous acres. The all-weather porch overlooking the main courtyard and outfitted with numerous rocking chairs was a favorite gathering place.
Jung in the Heartland attendees filled all 62 rooms at the retreat center and some even chose to commute daily from elsewhere in the St. Louis Metro area.
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