Wedding venue guide

Oregon wedding venues with lodging: 13 places to stay for the whole weekend

A wedding venue with lodging lets you and some of your guests sleep where the wedding happens. No shuttles, no late drive to a hotel, and a slow morning after.

This guide covers 13 Oregon venues, from the Mt. Hood foothills to Central Oregon and the coast. Each fact comes from the venue's own website, checked on November 5, 2026. When a venue does not publish a number, such as how many people sleep on site or what a wedding costs, we left it out. Ask the venue before you count on it.

Updated November 2026

Highland Farms wrote this guide. We are one of the venues on it, marked “Our venue.” Details for the other venues come from their own websites; check with each venue before you book.

A bride in a white dress is helped with the back of it by an older woman in a blue dress, in a wood-paneled room beside a window

By what you need

Quick picks

A weekend wedding where the whole group sleeps on site: Highland Farms Mount Tom House Historic Gilchrist Waterfront Resort
Cabins you can reserve for your guests: Lake Creek Lodge Loloma Lodge Vernonia Springs
A big resort with lodging for a large guest list: Black Butte Ranch Cooper Spur Mountain Resort Brasada Ranch
Bring your own caterer: Highland Farms Mount Tom House Historic Gilchrist Waterfront Resort
A hotel with food and rooms handled by one team: The Allison Inn & Spa Riverhouse on the Deschutes FivePine Lodge

At a glance

13 venues compared

Swipe the table for lodging and price.

Venue	Where	Guests	Lodging on site	Price
Highland Farms	Brightwood, Mt. Hood foothills	Up to 125	20 sleep on the farm: William Wallace Lodge sleeps 8, Bonnie Lass Cottage sleeps 8, the Camp sleeps 4	$10,000 to $36,000, depending on the nights and your date
Mount Tom House	Harrisburg, near Eugene	Up to 100	6 rooms sleep up to 12 adults; 4 canvas tents (paid add-on) sleep up to 8 more	$13,000 for summertime wedding weekends; $9,950 for autumn and spring weekends
Historic Gilchrist Waterfront Resort	Gilchrist, Central Oregon	Reception space for up to 125	Sleeps up to 50 guests on site	Ask the venue
Lake Creek Lodge	Camp Sherman, Central Oregon	Ask the venue	14 historic cabins, plus 8 luxury cabins you can add	Ask the venue
Loloma Lodge	McKenzie Bridge, McKenzie River	125 max	Accommodations for 35 guests, plus camping options	Ask the venue
Vernonia Springs	Vernonia, 30 minutes from Portland	120 wedding guests	5 glamping yurts, 5 canvas platform tents and a Honeymoon Cabin sleep up to 22 guests	Packages start at $5,495
Cooper Spur Mountain Resort	Mt. Hood, Hood River side	Up to 60 at the Ski Area venue	Lodging for up to 88 guests	Ask the venue
Black Butte Ranch	Black Butte Ranch, Central Oregon	Ask the venue	Over 120 vacation homes, several that sleep 10 to 12 people	Ask the venue
Crook Point	Southern Oregon coast	Up to 300 on the Arch Rock Main Lawn; smaller venues hold 16 to 50	8 homes	Arch Rock Main Lawn packages range from $3,950 to $17,300
FivePine Lodge	Sisters, Central Oregon	Up to 200	36 cabins and 8 lodge suites on the property	Ask the venue
Brasada Ranch	Central Oregon, Bend area	Ask the venue	65 Sage Canyon Cabins, 16 Cascade Bungalows and 8 Ranch House suites and guestrooms	Ask the venue
The Allison Inn & Spa	Newberg, Willamette Valley wine country	Celebrations from 10 to 250 guests	77 deluxe guest rooms and 8 suites	Ask the venue
Riverhouse on the Deschutes	Bend, Central Oregon	Ask the venue	Lodge rooms, bunk beds, river view rooms and one-bedroom suites	Ask the venue

One by one

The venues

No. 1

Highland Farms

Our venue

Lodging on site
Forest setting
Bring your own caterer

Where: Brightwood, Mt. Hood foothills
Setting: Forest farm with a pond, a barn, a lodge and Scottish Highland coos
Guests: Up to 125
Lodging: 20 sleep on the farm: William Wallace Lodge sleeps 8, Bonnie Lass Cottage sleeps 8, the Camp sleeps 4
Price: $10,000 to $36,000, depending on the nights and your date

Your guests stay in the Lodge, the Cottage and the Camp, with two cedar hot tubs and a wood-burning sauna. You bring a caterer, and the Lodge kitchen is there for them. The price covers the ceremony, the reception and rentals, and the bar is extra. On wedding days the farm closes to tours and spa guests, and the coos stand for portraits at the pasture fence.

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No. 2

Mount Tom House

Lodging on site
Bring your own caterer
Autumn and spring

Where: Harrisburg, near Eugene
Setting: Bed and breakfast on 200 acres of Oregon forest
Guests: Up to 100
Lodging: 6 rooms sleep up to 12 adults; 4 canvas tents (paid add-on) sleep up to 8 more
Price: $13,000 for summertime wedding weekends; $9,950 for autumn and spring weekends

A wedding weekend books the whole house and property, with lodging and breakfast for up to 12 guests for 2 nights. Mount Tom House does not provide catering or bartending. Outside caterers are welcome, and a licensed bartender is required. Its site describes an all-inclusive option for elopements only.

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No. 3

Historic Gilchrist Waterfront Resort

Lodging on site
Bring your own caterer
2 night minimum

Where: Gilchrist, Central Oregon
Setting: Resort with private cabins, a vacation house, a pool and an event center
Guests: Reception space for up to 125
Lodging: Sleeps up to 50 guests on site

Weddings and full-resort bookings require a 2 night minimum. The site says to use any caterer you prefer and lets you bring your own alcohol with no bartender required, though any bartender you hire must be licensed. Its page is titled an all-inclusive Central Oregon wedding venue, but it uses that to mean lodging, event space and activities in one place. Catering is yours to arrange.

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No. 4

Lake Creek Lodge

Lodging on site
Cabin weekends
Full campus

Where: Camp Sherman, Central Oregon
Setting: Historic cabin resort with a trout pond, a pool and trails
Lodging: 14 historic cabins, plus 8 luxury cabins you can add

Wedding bookings get priority reservation of all 14 historic cabins, and early access from noon on Friday. Adding the luxury cabins can give you exclusive use of the campus. Catering is exclusive to the on-site HØST Supper Club. Lake Creek does not publish wedding pricing or how many people the cabins sleep.

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No. 5

Loloma Lodge

Lodging on site
River setting
2 night minimum

Where: McKenzie Bridge, McKenzie River
Setting: Historic log lodge and cabins in the woods by the McKenzie River
Guests: 125 max
Lodging: Accommodations for 35 guests, plus camping options

Loloma lists a 2 night minimum and asks couples to tour before booking. Its site separates high season and low season weekends and does not publish wedding prices. Check its FAQ for vendor and alcohol rules.

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No. 6

Vernonia Springs

Lodging on site
Packages from $5,495
Summer weekends

Where: Vernonia, 30 minutes from Portland
Setting: Private park with glamping yurts and canvas tents
Guests: 120 wedding guests
Lodging: 5 glamping yurts, 5 canvas platform tents and a Honeymoon Cabin sleep up to 22 guests
Price: Packages start at $5,495

Overnight stays run from the last weekend in May to the first weekend in October. Tables, chairs, setup and teardown are included. Caterers must be fully insured, and any alcohol must be served by one of the venue's approved bartending services.

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No. 7

Cooper Spur Mountain Resort

Lodging on site
Under 60 guests
Summer weddings

Where: Mt. Hood, Hood River side
Setting: Ski area venue in the Mt. Hood National Forest
Guests: Up to 60 at the Ski Area venue
Lodging: Lodging for up to 88 guests

The Ski Area venue is available from mid-May to mid-September. For larger weddings, ceremonies and receptions can move to its sister resort, Mt. Hood Meadows. The resort has farm-to-table dining and hosts rehearsal dinners and farewell breakfasts. Pricing and the packet are on its site.

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No. 8

Black Butte Ranch

Lodging on site
Mountain views
Winter weddings

Where: Black Butte Ranch, Central Oregon
Setting: Resort with an aspen grove, mountain views and a New Lodge event space
Lodging: Over 120 vacation homes, several that sleep 10 to 12 people

Guests book vacation homes, lodge rooms and condos at the ranch, and staff can reserve several homes close together. The ranch says it is 40 minutes from the Bend and Redmond airport and 2.5 hours from Portland. It offers seasonal catering, and its wedding brochure and coordinator cover pricing and capacity.

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No. 9

Crook Point

Lodging on site
Oceanfront
Small elopements too

Where: Southern Oregon coast
Setting: Oceanfront estate with private beaches, homes and a sea arch
Guests: Up to 300 on the Arch Rock Main Lawn; smaller venues hold 16 to 50
Lodging: 8 homes
Price: Arch Rock Main Lawn packages range from $3,950 to $17,300

Most venues give couples access for three days. Overnight stays are billed separately at seasonal rates. Packages do not include catering, florals, bartending or coordination, so you arrange those yourself or through the preferred vendors.

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No. 10

FivePine Lodge

Lodging on site
Pine setting
In-house chefs

Where: Sisters, Central Oregon
Setting: Lodge and cabins among ponderosa pines with an event center
Guests: Up to 200
Lodging: 36 cabins and 8 lodge suites on the property

Its chefs build the menu, from a light catered lunch to a farm-to-fork banquet. FivePine does not say whether outside caterers are allowed, so ask. The wedding page mentions cabin stays for the couple, and does not publish room blocks or pricing.

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No. 11

Brasada Ranch

Lodging on site
Large weddings
Winter weddings

Where: Central Oregon, Bend area
Setting: High desert resort with a barn, lawns and a pond
Lodging: 65 Sage Canyon Cabins, 16 Cascade Bungalows and 8 Ranch House suites and guestrooms

Its culinary team makes ranch-to-table menus. Brasada does not publish guest capacity or wedding pricing on its wedding page, so request a proposal.

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No. 12

The Allison Inn & Spa

Hotel rooms
Wine country
Seasonal menus

Where: Newberg, Willamette Valley wine country
Setting: Hotel and spa on 35 hillside acres
Guests: Celebrations from 10 to 250 guests
Lodging: 77 deluxe guest rooms and 8 suites

The Allison has four event spaces, outdoor gardens and vineyard settings, and menus built on Oregon ingredients. It does not publish wedding prices, room blocks or its outside-caterer policy online.

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No. 13

Riverhouse on the Deschutes

Hotel rooms
Food and service included
Downtown Bend

Where: Bend, Central Oregon
Setting: Riverside hotel with a garden and indoor event spaces
Lodging: Lodge rooms, bunk beds, river view rooms and one-bedroom suites

Riverhouse explains on its blog that its food and beverage package covers service staff, linens, tables, chairs, flatware, glassware and a floor manager. You still choose your own florist, lighting and musicians, and Riverhouse does not provide a day-of coordinator. The venue does not publish room counts or prices.

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Why plan a wedding weekend with lodging

The night before is the easy part to underrate. Family arrives, the rehearsal runs without a drive home, and you can eat together once everyone has dropped their bags.

On the wedding day, getting ready happens where the ceremony is. Nobody watches the clock for a shuttle, and the photographer can work with your guests close by.

The morning after, the group stays for breakfast instead of scattering by 11 pm. Many of the venues above build this into the booking, such as Mount Tom House with lodging and breakfast for two nights.

How to compare wedding venues with lodging

Lodging means different things at different venues. A venue with 20 beds is a different plan from a resort with 85 rooms or 120 vacation homes. Ask these questions before you fall for a photo.

Beds on site or nearby? Count the beds that sleep your wedding party and your closest family, then ask where everyone else stays.
How many nights are required? Gilchrist and Loloma Lodge list a 2 night minimum, and Mount Tom House's weekend price covers 2 nights.
Who pays for rooms? Some bookings include the couple's rooms, as at Mount Tom House. At Crook Point, overnight stays are billed separately. At resorts, guests usually book their own.
Which vendors can you use? Some venues ask you to use their caterer, as at Lake Creek Lodge. Others let you hire any caterer, as at Gilchrist.
Who serves the alcohol? Venues differ on licensed bartenders and approved services, so ask for the written policy.
What else is billed? Setup fees, kitchen fees, tents and insurance vary by venue.

All-inclusive wedding venues in Oregon vs bring your own vendors

An all-inclusive venue sells one bundle, usually the space, the food, the bar and the staff. You pay one company, and fewer people have to be coordinated. The trade is less choice on menu and vendors.

A venue plus your own vendors sells the place and its rentals, and you hire the caterer, bartender and others yourself. You choose each vendor, and you manage more of them. Highland Farms works this way: the price covers the ceremony, the reception and rentals, you bring a caterer, and the bar is extra.

The word is used loosely. Riverhouse defines its own version on its blog, where the food and beverage package is the foundation and couples still pick their own florist, lighting and musicians. Gilchrist's site calls itself all-inclusive but has you bring your own caterer. Ask any venue for a list of what the price covers and what you hire separately.

Questions, answered

What is a wedding venue with lodging?

It is a venue where the couple and some guests can sleep on the property, in a lodge, cabins, a farm house or resort rooms. Beds on site range from 12 at Mount Tom House to hundreds at the larger resorts.

How many guests can sleep on site?

It depends on the venue. Highland Farms sleeps 20, Vernonia Springs up to 22, Loloma Lodge 35 and Gilchrist up to 50. Resorts like Black Butte Ranch and Brasada Ranch have many more, but their pages do not say how many wedding guests they hold.

Are there Oregon wedding venues with cabins?

Yes. Lake Creek Lodge has 14 historic cabins and 8 luxury cabins, Gilchrist has private cabins, Brasada Ranch has Sage Canyon Cabins, and FivePine Lodge has 36 cabins. Ask each venue which cabins are held for weddings.

What does all-inclusive mean for a wedding venue?

It usually means one price covers the space and most of the food, bar and staff. There is no single definition, so ask what is and is not included. Highland Farms is not all-inclusive: couples bring a caterer, and the bar is extra.

Do I have to use the venue's caterer?

Not always. Gilchrist and Mount Tom House allow outside caterers, and Lake Creek Lodge uses one on-site caterer. Check the venue's current policy before you sign.

How much do weddings at Highland Farms cost?

Weddings at Highland Farms range from $10,000 to $36,000, depending on the nights you stay and your date. With the bar, couples usually spend around $20,000.

Our forest venue near Mt. Hood

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Forest weddings with Highland coos as honorary guests, about an hour from Portland. Up to 125 guests, and 20 can stay on the farm. Two-night weddings from $20,000.

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