About Lynedoch Lyceum Corporate Events Centre

 
Heritage

In 1866 John Charlton organized a circulating library and founded a debating society called the Lynedoch Lyceum. During his 57 year residency in Lynedoch, he was a member of parliament for 32 years, and ardent supporter of Free Trade with the United States. He was the architect of the Charlton Seduction Act, a forerunner of legislation that recognizes the rights of women in Canadian Law. In 1910, at the age of 81, he died of a stroke at his home in Lynedoch.Lyceum has a double meaning. It is a place of learning, as well as being the content for learning.

Structure and Grounds

The Lyceum is located in the historic Lynedoch Public School, a community learning centre for over 120 years. It continues the tradition of empowering Personal Discovery and Development.The Lyceum is surrounded with four acres of lawns and gardens, bordered by a beautiful ravine, Big Creek Valley, and Majestic Trees. Hiking, Fishing and Golfing are just moments away. The lakeside communities and beaches of Port Dover, Turkey Point, Port Rowan and Long Point are easily accessible from Lynedoch, even by bicycle.

Space and Capacity

This historic 8,000 square foot facility will accommodate groups of 75 plus, depending on the desired seating arrangement. Likewise, the games and bed & breakfast rooms are easily transformed for group discussion break-out sessions. We can provide overnight accomodation of up to 12 singles or 5 couples.

Satisfaction Guarantee 

Flexibility is the key to a successful business retreat, and the Lyceum experience is designed to meet your needs. Whether you use Lyceum facilitation services or go it alone, work all day and evening or combine business with play, you will have a wonderful day. We Guarantee It!!