Mountain Meadows Lodge

Mountain Meadows Lodge is a countryside wedding venue situated in Killington, Vermont. This waterfront venue features a rustic, renovated barn, event space, and outdoor area and dates back to 1853. Traditional rural charm is married with elegantly appointed, modern accents that set the tone for memorable celebrations in a peaceful setting.

Facilities and Capacity
The original barn at Mountain Meadows Lodge has been reimagined to accommodate weddings and private events for up to 90 guests. You can host your entire romantic journey here, from your engagement party to an intimate elopement, rehearsal dinner, and more. Ceremonies take place at the waterfront site overlooking the scenic Kent Pond and woodlands. Guests are seated on pristine white chairs on the lawn, facing the rustic wooden ceremony arch. Evening receptions take place in the Kent Bistro and Terrace, where guests can enjoy a sumptuous meal created by in-house chefs. Alternatively, you can opt for family-style dining, buffets, and the assistance of external catering companies if desired.

Services Offered
The seasoned team at Mountain Meadows Lodge wants to make your dream day unforgettable and seamless. They offer wedding packages that can be tailored to reflect your theme and wishes. A snapshot of items provided includes rustic signage, seating, parking, and access to watersports and outdoor pursuits. Services such as welcome drinks, complimentary hampers for newlyweds, and a send-off brunch are all part of the renowned hospitality at this peaceful destination. Your on-site event coordinator can recommend trusted suppliers for event rentals, decor, catering, and more. Couples can enjoy exclusive use of the estate for their weekend wedding.

Accommodation
The historic inn is located in the original farmhouse and barn and is home to 26 luxurious guest rooms. The rooms include 21 King rooms and two twin rooms, and all guests are treated to a delicious country breakfast. From here, loved ones can explore numerous outdoor activities, from kayaking on Kent Pond to lawn games on the grounds and local walking trails.