Google photos · Greg Benskin, Samantha Maye
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No rate posted online, standard rental is 3 days/2 nights, dining hall cap 140 inside + 45 outside, lodging for up to 120 across cabins/apartments/a house sleeping 24
Review roundup: -Zero vendor restrictions on catering/drinks/music, real flexibility if you want to bring your own people -Dining hall has a full commercial kitchen w/ walk-in coolers, useful if your caterer needs real equipment, and it doubles as the dance, rehearsal dinner and cocktail hour space -sits at 9,000 ft, 23 miles west of denver -One reviewer called the owner Brent a great salesman, said he knows how to sell the venue on a tour There's also a getting ready space for the wedding party before the ceremony.
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no dollar figures posted, their site just describes the package - a full 3 day, 2 night rental with the reception lodge (where most couples set up dinner, about 160 inside), dining hall seating 140 inside/45 outside, an outdoor ceremony area with bench seating for 250, and on site lodging for up to 120 across cabins, apartments and a house that sleeps 24
A five star Google review described a couple's three day summer camp themed wedding here with guests flying in from all over, calling the ceremony space one of the best they had shot at sunset. Another five star review for a couple named Brittany and Tim praised the mountain views and said the staff were incredibly organized start to finish. The site advertises zero vendor restrictions, so you bring your own caterer, and the rental covers three days and two nights with lodging built in. No pricing is posted, so it is a call for a quote.
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Their site describes the rental as a full three day, two night event with the reception lodge, dining hall, and four A-frame cabins included, but doesn't post an actual rate.
Reviews consistently mention how good the light gets at the summit around sunset, and that a wedding here can turn into a summer-camp-style weekend with guests staying on all over the property. One reviewer said it was the very first venue they toured and it still beat out two others they saw afterward. A couple planning a sub-$30k Colorado wedding had it on their shortlist of budget mountain options.