Surf & Sand Dining Room at Asilomar Hotel & Conference Grounds

Crocker Dining Hall, nestled within the historic Asilomar State Beach & Conference Grounds, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and architectural significance. This venue, with its roots deeply embedded in the early 20th century, has evolved from a leadership camp to a full-service conference facility. Its historical significance is highlighted by its connection to the YWCA and influential figures like Phoebe Apperson Hearst and Julia Morgan, who contributed to its founding and design. The hall, part of a site that celebrates restored dune ecosystems and Arts & Crafts style architecture, provides a serene and inspiring setting for various events. Ideal for religious groups, college conferences, and women's training courses, it embodies a legacy of empowerment and education. The space, surrounded by the tranquility of a protected dune preserve, offers a unique venue for those looking to host events in a place of historical and environmental importance.