If you want an active retirement lifestyle, Penn National is the right place to be! Of course, there is golf. Our two 18-hole championship golf courses, The Founders Course and Iron Forge, are consistently rated 4 star courses and better by Golf Digest’s Places to Play. We are especially proud of these accolades since primarily golfers, who play courses all over the United States, heavily influence these ratings.

The Penn National Clubhouse is home to the sales center, meeting rooms, the Founders Grille, and the Pro Shop. The Founders Grille is the perfect place to recap a golf outing or enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner. Hours are seasonal and the Founders Grille is ideal for parties, a bite after a long day of 36-holes or a quiet evening for two on the terrace. The Trellis Terrace, located at the Clubhouse complex, offers a casual atmosphere in a private setting and is perfect for seasonal events. The Pro Shop is a full-service, well-stocked golf shop. Men's and women's apparel include designers Ben Hogan, Greg Norman, Polo, Jamie Saddock, Gear Apparel, Oakley, Foot Joy, and many more.

The Penn National Golf Center is the perfect complement to our golf courses. An impressive 40-acre complex, the golf center features an expansive practice green, large natural grass tee areas, practice bunkers, and a lighted driving range with covered all-weather tees. Managed by Bumble Bee Hollow, staff includes LPGA Master Lorraine Klippel and a number of PGA & LPGA professionals.

Swimming is available Memorial Day through Labor Day in our heated, outdoor pool. If tennis is your passion, you’ll enjoy our two outdoor har-tru tennis courts. Local indoor tennis and swimming are available within a short drive.

And do we socialize! Whatever your interest or ability, you’ll find a Penn social or fraternal club waiting for you. The Crafty Ladies, Garden Club, Bowling Club, and Quilting Club are just a few of the organizations that meet regularly for fellowship and fun. Dinner meetings, volunteer work, and day-trips are among the 80+ organized activities offered in the community.

A piece of history, the Penn National Inn, sits right on the Founders Course 8th fairway, boasting spectacular views of the mountains. The gracious centerpiece of the Inn is White Rock Manor House, built in 1847 by the family of Chambersburg’s founder, and visited by such notables as Robert E. Lee and the dashing Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart. The Manor House’s imposing and beautiful brick structure houses complete guest services, conference and small meeting rooms, guest rooms and comfortable dining rooms. Seven modern guest lodges surround the Manor House, providing 52 spacious guest rooms, each is nicely furnished with cable TV, refrigerators, coffee makers, direct dial telephones, two full-size beds, and private baths. Penn National Inn specializes in hosting small and medium-sized golf groups from two to 26 guests. Meeting space is available for business golf outings or weekend retreats, and several weddings per year are held on the property. Property owners enjoy access to the meeting rooms for functions and the Inn is a marvelous place to house your out-of-town guests while they visit.