Inside, Windridge Vineyard offers a dual experience as both a working winery and a vibrant event space. With a warm, open layout and plenty of rustic character, the space can easily transition from an intimate tasting room to a lively event venue for weddings, private parties, and gatherings. Adjacent to the main structure is a quaint administration building with a charming gift shop, stocked with unique wine-related gifts, local crafts, and, of course, bottles of Windridge’s finest wines.

The vineyard’s courtyard is a lush oasis of greenery, with well-manicured lawns, botanical gardens, and grapevine-covered arbors creating a serene outdoor retreat. Bluestone walkways wind through the courtyard, connecting various seating areas and viewpoints, encouraging guests to relax and take in the natural beauty surrounding them. Whether exploring the vineyard, sampling wines in the tasting room, or celebrating in the event space, visitors at Windridge Vineyard enjoy an authentic Pocono countryside experience. The blend of rustic architecture, thoughtful landscaping, and sweeping country views makes Windridge Vineyard a destination for unforgettable memories, where the timeless beauty of the outdoors meets the craft of winemaking and hospitality.

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Inside, the state-of-the-art kitchen is designed for efficiency and cleanliness, with FRP walls that make maintenance a breeze, ensuring a safe and sanitary environment for meal preparation. The lodge’s exterior combines heavy timber construction with cultured stone veneer, complemented by towering chimneys that add to the lodge’s classic, rustic charm. Every architectural detail is crafted to reflect Camp Kresge’s natural surroundings while offering campers a modern, comfortable space to gather and bond. This dining lodge is more than a place to eat—it’s a hub for connection, relaxation, and appreciation of the beautiful Pennsylvania wilderness.

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Although the project has not been constructed yet, the intensions are still the same; to make the campus and this building a place to grow together as a community. The yearly community picnics and activities will continue, but in a new and vibrant indoor/outdoor space. The building represents a small “outreaching” gesture towards the neighboring community, as well as a place of business to bring together ideas and growth for the future of the forward-thinking and growing company.

The location of the pavilion was thoroughly considered by the owner. Its final location was bordering the edge of marshy area with natural bermed edges that allowed the building to be nestled in a cozy natural pocket, far enough from the main campus building, yet close enough to the neighboring community. The employees, clients, and community eagerly await the project construction.

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