Relax
at
Claymont
Spend your free time on our 360+ acres of country lanes, pastures, forests, streams, and walking paths.
At Claymont
Claymont Court and the surrounding property dates back to the time of George Washington and the founding of this country. George Washington’s brother, John Augustine, built his home here in the 1700s. In 1811, John’s grandson, Bushrod Corbin, built the current Claymont Court Mansion.
Throughout the years the property has been owned by architects, colonels, industrialists, and now, the Claymont Society for Continuous Education. We hope that you will join us in exploring the property and finding the same peace and tranquility that the Washington family did. Please read below for a few of the beautiful highlights of our property.
Walking paths, sauna, fire pit…
The North Woods
Sauna House
Claymont court offers it’s guests the use of our Sauna House. Fed by a freshwater spring below, the Sauna House is the perfect add on for your retreat. After a long day, guests can relax in the heat of the house and then jump into the brisk spring below! Be sure to ask our Event Coordinator for details!
Mansion Fire Pit
Located only a short walk from the Mansion, the fire pit sits under a grove of ancient trees and lends a calming presence to the day. Take a moment to sit and watch the land as the day draws to a close. You won’t ever forget it!
Claymont Court encompasses over 360 acres of farmland, forest, pasture, and wildlife habitat.
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