Grill Room/Members' Lounge

Trenton Lodge has a full service bar with a large selection of spirits and cordials, and a service bar for special functions. CD player, two large suspended TVs. Accommodates up to 130 persons. Light fare and snacks available.

Hours of Operation Monday 6:30-10:00 PM Tuesday 5:00-10:00 PM Wednesday 7:00-10:00 PM Thursday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM 7:00-10:00 PM Friday 5:00-12:00 PM   Saturday 12:00-5:00 PM   Sunday CLOSED

The Grill Room will be open during Lodge events and Community Activities, closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter.

Game Room

A large room with a pool table, table shuffleboard, American and English darts and a jukebox. There are also card tables available.

Ball Room

Special Children's' Park dedicated to Joe Buch, PGER and Frank Maske PER

A secure five acre passive recreation area, with a picnic pavilion, a service pavilion with grills, and a restroom building.

Parking

Accommodates up to 125 cars, additional lawn parking available.

Quoits (like horseshoes, but better)

Trenton Lodge has professional red clay quoit pits under a pavilion. Quoits is a competition like horseshoes that can be played by singles or teams. A "quoit" is a round, iron ring, that is flat on the bottom, convex on top, and weighs about 24 ozs. The pins are only 1 3/4" to 2" above the ground and the challenge is to get a ringer. This game is particular to the Trenton, NJ area.

Conference Room

Accommodates up to 25 persons, overhead, view screen, and other presentation aids available.

Full Service Kitchen Area

A full service kitchen with gas ovens, range, convection ovens and broiler by Vulcan™, a deep fryer and griddle, 500 cup coffee maker, dishwasher, ice machine, food prep and food service counters, pantry, and a full compliment of table settings and service ware.

Memorabilia on Display

The Trenton Lodge has many items that tell a little about the history of Elkdom, and a lot about our Lodge. We have a trophy case, memorabilia case, and a display of Lodge, District, and State pins from all over the United States. The pin collection is just a sample of the thousands that have been collected over the last 35 years.