The BMC provides hostel-style residential accommodation for up to 48 people that is open to groups of all ages and interests. The residential area comprises sixteen single and four twin rooms, plus two dormitories each sleeping twelve people in bunk beds. Rooms have wash-hand basins. Showers, toilets and a bathroom are located on each floor.

A range of good home-cooked food is available in the Centre's dining room. Residential groups also enjoy exclusive use of one of the large seminar rooms. Other facilities include a fully licensed bar, free internet connection, TV / video, audio-visual equipment, the library and a chapel.

School/Youth Groups - read testimonial

Young people have been a particular focus of the Centre from its start; BMC staff have 25 years experience in catering for their needs. Equipment and space for games are available to young people staying at the Centre.

Church Groups - read testimonial

The BMC has close links with the Diocese of Hereford, housing its resource centre and library, and providing a venue for training and other activities. The Hereford Diocesan Resource Centre is available to visiting groups on request.

University Study Groups - read testimonial

South Shropshire and the Marches landscape is rich hunting ground for historians, geologists, environmentalists and archaeologists. Ludlow is a popular location for field work. All study groups using the Centre have the use of an OHP, flip charts, slide projectors, whiteboards and a range of audio-visual equipment to assist in their learning.