Top Stroudsburg Venues

• Spaces for 150-350 Guests
• 4 Ballrooms
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

Perched atop its own mountain in the heart of Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains, The Stroudsmoor is a legendary 200-acre estate where old-world elegance meets breathtaking natural beauty. This iconic Stroudsburg destination overlooks the majestic Pocono Mountain Range and borders the Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge, creating an unparalleled backdrop for celebrations. With over 40 years as one of the Northeast's most celebrated wedding venues and now part of the Wedgewood Weddings family, The Stroudsmoor offers couples an extraordinary choice: four distinct wedding venues on one spectacular property—Terraview, Ridgecrest, Woodsgate, and Lawnhaven—each with its own character and ceremony setting. From Terraview's grand stone castle with soaring 22-foot ceilings to Woodsgate's enchanting forest canopy, every space tells a different love story. The estate features an onsite design studio, fine dining, spa and salon, indoor pool, and beautifully appointed lodging in guestrooms, suites, and charming cottages—transforming your wedding into an unforgettable weekend destination. Just 90 minutes from New York City and Philadelphia, The Stroudsmoor spans 22 buildings across pristine mountain terrain, offering stunning seasonal backdrops and seamless full-service planning. Here, nature itself celebrates alongside you.

• Spaces for 50-250 Guests

Koby's Creekside Grill & Cafe, nestled in the Pocono Mountains of Bartonsville, near camelback ski resort & great wolf lodge water park, offers a distinctive dining experience that blends Israeli and Mediterranean flavors with a serene creekside setting. Helmed by Chef Koby Ben, who brings a wealth of culinary expertise from Israel and New York City, the restaurant specializes in farm-to-table dishes, featuring prime Aged Butcher cuts like ribeye and skirt steaks , as well as grilled vegetables All sourced from local farmers. The menu showcases a variety of options, including the popular Chicken Pargiot Pita Sandwich, Shakshuka, and the renowned Lamb Burger. Vegetarian choices such as the Sabich Pita and Jerusalem Hummus Plate are also available. For those seeking a more substantial meal, platters like the Grill Mix and Skirt Steak Plate are offered. Guests can enjoy their meals in a tranquil atmosphere, with both indoor and outdoor seating options. The outdoor area features a playground and a soccer field, making it ideal for families. Additionally, the restaurant hosts live music events, enhancing the dining experience. Koby's Grill & Cafe is also available for event catering, accommodating private parties, weddings, and other celebrations. With its unique blend of flavors, inviting atmosphere, and commitment to quality, Koby's Creekside Grill & Cafe promises an unforgettable dining experience.

• Spaces for 150-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Country Club

Water Gap Country Club traces back to Wolf Hollow Country Club, whose 18-hole championship golf course was completed in 1922 by Robert White, a founder of the PGA. From 1926 to 1928 the course hosted the Eastern Open, drawing legends of the game including Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen. The club went bankrupt during World War II and sat vacant for fifteen years before local golf figure Howard Knickman purchased and restored the grounds in 1957, reopening it as Water Gap Country Club. Today the resort sits on 160 acres in the Poconos, on the doorstep of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area and the Appalachian Trail, with the championship golf course as its backdrop. Alongside 24 hotel rooms and five dining areas, the property's ballroom overlooks the golf course and accommodates up to 150 guests for weddings and private events, with two fireplaces and chandeliers setting the scene. Outdoor ceremonies can move inside in the event of weather, and the resort includes a bridal suite for a complimentary wedding night stay for the couple.

• Spaces for 27-80 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space

Nelson Lodge sits at the highest point on the Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center property in Bangor, Pennsylvania, perched on the Kittatinny Ridge with views over the surrounding countryside and Pocono foothills. It's the uppermost of Kirkridge's rental facilities, built for groups of 16 to 27 people gathering for retreats, meetings, and private events between mid-March and mid-December. Both the meeting room and dining room take in scenic mountain views and sunsets, and the group can gather around a large stone fireplace in the dining room or spread out on a wooden deck. The Appalachian Trail runs adjacent to the property, offering an easy option for a hike between sessions. A freestanding efficiency cottage next door was once the home-away-from-home of priest and activist Fr. Daniel Berrigan. The lodge includes a fully equipped kitchen, twin-bed sleeping rooms, and two large meeting rooms with countryside views, plus a common room in the upper sleeping area. All bathrooms are single-stall and gender neutral. Access is largely step-free — the meeting room, dining room, and five sleeping rooms require no steps, and amplified sound is available for groups that need it.

• Spaces for 24-150 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

Dating from 1815, the Farmhouse is one of the rental facilities at Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center, perched on the Kittatinny Ridge in the Pocono Mountains of Bangor, Pennsylvania. The building pairs original farmhouse details with a dining room warmed by a large stone fireplace and a meeting room offering panoramic views of a nearby pond, trees, and meadow. The Farmhouse accommodates 12 to 24 guests and can be booked for day use or overnight stays, with 12 guest rooms available on-site. Guests can walk to the property's peace garden, pond, and stone labyrinth, or visit the neighboring Columcille Megalith Park. The Farmhouse can also be rented together with Kirkridge's barn event space for larger gatherings. Kirkridge offers optional services for events held at the Farmhouse, including wedding officiation and ritual planning. The property sits on 230 acres, much of it protected in partnership with the Nature Conservancy, with marked hiking trails and a section of the Appalachian Trail running through the grounds.

• Spaces for 23-100 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Meeting Space

Turning Point is a retreat facility at Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center, set among trees high on the Kittatinny Ridge in the Pocono Mountains with views overlooking the river and surrounding forest. The building accommodates 16 to 23 guests and is available year-round for retreats, gatherings, and private events. The space includes an elegant dining room anchored by a stone fireplace, along with indoor and outdoor meeting areas suited to both structured programs and informal gathering. Bedrooms with twin or double beds and an efficiency apartment allow groups to stay on site, and gender-neutral, mostly single-stall bathrooms serve the building. Guests at Turning Point have access to a memorial garden and a nearby entry point to the Appalachian Trail, making the setting well suited to groups looking to combine meeting time with quiet outdoor space. Accessibility features include ramp access to the main meeting space, a gently sloping walkway to the dorms, seven accessible bedrooms on the main level, two restrooms with grab rails, and amplified sound for meetings.