GATHERING IS OUR PASSION
Our mission is to host non-profit retreats and conferences that encourage action through open conversation and create lasting memories.
Musgrove’s serene and picturesque environment provides a respite from the outside world, offering guests an unforgettable backdrop for their retreat.
Overlooking a preserved seaside marsh, Musgrove is an estate on the banks of historic Village Creek on St. Simons Island, Georgia. Musgrove had its beginnings in 1938 when Nancy Susan Reynolds purchased the original tract of land along the banks of the Village Creek. Committed to preserving the natural integrity of the estate, she built a compound of 6 cottages.
The largest building on the grounds, the Grove House, is a spacious two-storied recreation room, which is ideal for meetings and seminars holding up to 50 people comfortably. Musgrove has 15 bedrooms with access to additional rooms off property via a five minute shuttle ride. The estate presents a beautiful and comfortable assembly room with extra breakout meeting areas.
Facilities and activities include: pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, fishing, crabbing, kayaking, canoeing, and horseback riding. The estate has a one-of-a-kind Podocarpus maze to wander through, an ancient statuary, a 3-mile driveway for running and long walks, a pecan orchard draped with Spanish moss, a 12-acre lake, and a sky filled with endangered species of birds. Traditional southern cooking is a hallmark of Musgrove. Weather permitting, an outside oyster roast overlooking the amazing marsh at sunset is not to be missed.
Our personnel work to ensure that all of your retreats are stress-free and productive. We make every effort to customize your experience and anticipate your needs prior to your arrival and during your stay. Our behind-the-scenes work allows you to concentrate exclusively on your reason for coming to Musgrove.
Just over an hour from the Jacksonville and Savannah airports (shuttles are available), Musgrove is easily accessible by non-stop flight from most major U.S. cities.
