Letort View Community Center

Carlisle, United States

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+1 717-245-4329
Address:
313 Lovell Ave, Carlisle, PA, 17013
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Local time (Carlisle) 08:00 Sunday, 25 May 2025

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The Letort View Community Center is nestled among historic Carlisle Barracks and offers a charming, magnificent venue for your next wedding, anniversary, conference, retirement ceremony, or other special occasion. The Letort View Community Center is open to the public.

Family & MWR — What We Do! We provide an array of services and programs at every installation including family, child and youth programs, recreational, sports and fitness activities, food and catering, entertainment, and travel and leisure.

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1 review of Letort View Community Center

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Place rating: 1
Lafayette Hill, PA
Bring ID to enter the barracks, parking is ample. It was a lot of money around 300 dollars for our large party– excluding alcohol. First high chair was broken. The food was served buffet style. We first noticed that the food at the buffet, lit by sterno– was cold. Large cold shrimp display was absent. I mentioned the cold food to a woman wearing a chef’s jacket and got no response. I tried many things, few were to my liking. Coffee and cheesecake were the best items! Ice cream was a hit with the kids. Marshmallow treats made of fruit loops were just weird. My aunt said the meat was poor quality. My sister in law was complaining of stomach cramps when we left.