About
Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort is a destination wedding venue located two hours from Seattle in the heart of Washington’s Cascade Mountains, just minutes from the town of Leavenworth. Set on sixty-seven acres, on the banks of Icicle Creek at the entrance to Icicle Canyon, the resort offers couples and their guests an uncommon wedding experience during any season of the year.
Facilities and Capacity
For an outdoor ceremony, the Meadow Stage on the banks of Icicle Creek, or the Knoll above the creek, both offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains, including the Sleeping Lady mountain profile. The Chapel Theater, dating back to the 1950s when the property was owned by the Yakima Diocese and operated as Camp Field, a youth camp, and the Salmon Gallery are connected by a grand granite staircase that provides an elegant setting, reflecting the essence of the Northwest. Its facilities are best suited for weddings between 60 and 150, but the venue can accommodate up to 200 guests as needed.
Services Offered
Sleeping Lady is a full-service destination resort.
Cuisine
Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort is renowned for menus featuring the freshest Northwest ingredients, many of which are sourced from local vendors. Our talented culinary team can prepare a full range of menus from light hors d’oeuvres to elaborate feasts. Sleeping Lady also offers a wide selection of premium wines, artisan cocktails, liquors, and beers. All food served, including your wedding cake, can be provided by our team at Sleeping Lady.
Accommodations
Sleeping Lady offers 59 guest rooms featuring spacious shared decks, and a welcoming décor that reflects the mountain elegance of Sleeping Lady’s architecture. The Rookery is standalone bunkhouse that can accommodate up to 8 people in bunk beds. It also includes two showers, a mini bar and a private deck that's a great spot for your wedding party to get ready or just enjoy time together throughout the weekend. The Eyrie is our honeymoon suite, complete with jetted tub, King sized bed and private deck looking out to the deer trails and woods beyond.
History
Sleeping Lady and the land it occupies enjoy a rich and storied past. From the area’s Native American roots, to the 1930s when it was home to Camp Icicle and the Civilian Conservation Corps, to its role today as a leading Northwest destination, Sleeping Lady embodies the natural beauty and history of Leavenworth and the Wenatchee Valley. Effective in 2019, Sleeping Lady’s beloved owner, Harriet Bullitt transferred ownership of the Sleeping Lady business to Icicle Fund. This means that if you choose to hold your wedding at the resort, you’ll be supporting the Icicle Fund. This, in turn, ensures that Icicle Fund can help even more local nonprofits in providing wildfire preparedness, arts for kids and adults, hiking trails, open spaces and many other community benefits that enhance the quality of life where you love to visit.
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