At Pilgrim Place life is celebrated, and a conscious effort is made to develop services and facilities that provide a stimulating, yet secure environment.
Facilities
Pilgrim Place is a 32 acre campus with 13 central facilities including:
 Health Services Center, a 68 bed, fully-licensed skilled nursing facility for residents who require short and long-term care, hospice care, and restorative therapies. For more information, call 909-399-5550. |
 Pitzer Lodge, an assisted living center offering studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments for residents requiring additional help with activities of daily living. |
 Abernethy Dining Room, featuring a delicious noon meal prepared by chefs trained by Morrison Dining Services. |
 Decker Hall, a meeting hall where lectures, musical programs, weekly Vespers and other events take place. |
 Porter Hall, built in 1930 in memory of Mary Porter – a major influence in the creation of Pilgrim Place. Today, it is the site of the library, guest rooms and community conference room. |
 Pendleton Arts and Crafts Building houses equipment for weaving, quilting, woodworking, ceramics, painting, sculpture, jewelry, needlework, rosemaling, and stained glass. |
 Aquatic Fitness Center, featuring a state-of-the-art swimming pool, warm water therapy pool and weekly classes. |
 Exercise Center with a variety of equipment and skilled trainers who lead yoga and aerobic exercise classes. |
Scrooby Lounge, with modern kitchen and audio facilities, for small meetings, games and social/family gatherings. |
 Petterson Museum, containing a collection of international free art, folk art, and material culture from 10,000 BC to the present donated by residents and community friends. For information, call 909-399-5544. |
 Administration Building, to help answer any questions and ensure that residents are comfortable and satisfied. For more information, call 909-399-5500. |
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Campus Development Project
In addition to our current facilities, Pilgrim Place has launched a Campus Development Project that includes 18 new independent living apartments, 14 new assisted living apartments, administrative offices, renovated exercise center, resident activities center, and two expanded dining rooms.
Approved Applicants are eligible to reserve one of the new Norton Garden or Amistad Apartments for their future residence. For more information about the Campus Development Project or to reserve one of the remaining apartments, please contact Janet Cromwell, Director of Admission, at 909-399-5504 or jcromwell@pilgrimplace.org.
Residential Benefits
Visit Pilgrim Place to tour our campus and discover if this is the right place for your future retirement!
- Individualized residences on tree-lined streets
- Night Security
- Housekeeping/Gardening Services
- Carports/Garages
- Small Pets
- Guest Rooms
- Community Gardens and Greenhouse
- Residential In-Home Meal Service
- Beauty Salon
- Access to on-campus clinic services
- Physical Therapy
- Rehabilitative Services
- Worship services
- Study opportunities
- Social activities
Thank you for your interest in Pilgrim Place!
For more information, please call 909-399-5500. We look forward to hearing from you!
