Give your wedding the lavish celebration it deserves! At Kalahari Resorts & Conventions Poconos in Pocono Manor, Pennsylvania, relaxed resort ambiance blends with sophistication as the hotel provides you with endless options for how you want to bring your wedding dreams to life. 215,000 square feet of flexible event space await, but that doesn't mean the venue is only limited to large gatherings. Intimate parties are easily accommodated as well, with dynamic areas for rehearsal dinner, ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, and more! With eight different on-site restaurants, there will be no difficulty in appealing to all palates, and with nearly 1,000 guest rooms and spacious suites, your out-of-town guests will appreciate the convenience and luxurious overnight accommodations.

Camelback Lodge is a stunning hotel wedding venue located in Tannersville, Pennsylvania. Camelback combines the beauty of the Poconos with the thrill of adventure — all inside the tranquility of a luxury resort. With two breathtaking reception spaces to choose from, there are more than enough options to make the wedding of your dreams a reality. If you’re looking for more than just the traditional wedding experience, then Camelback Lodge is your ideal mountain top venue. A wedding at Camelback Lodge encourages you and your guests to continue the adventure beyond the ceremony. Here in the Pocono Mountains, you will have access to skiing, snowboarding, snowtubing, indoor and outdoor waterparks, breathtaking hikes and much more!

In the heart of The Poconos, The Chateau Resort is 1/4 mile away from Camelback Mountain Ski Area. Have your ceremony on our Swan Deck with the beautiful mountains and pond as your backdrop, along with our 2 snow white swans, or if the weather is not so perfect, in one of our two Ballrooms. Afterwards, enjoy an hour of cocktails either joining family and friends, or privately in your own room, and then your reception as the new Mr. and Mrs.

Built By Dimmick Drake in 1906, Castle Inn was the last of the great hotels to be built in Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania. Tourists flocked to the Gap to escape the summer heat and enjoy the beauty of the Delaware River. Designed by German architect Robert Brueckner, Castle Inn was constructed of poured concrete and timber beams, a European construction technique unusual in the United States at the time.