Loloma Lodge

Loloma Lodge is a woodland retreat on the McKenzie River in McKenzie Bridge, Oregon, built around a log cabin and lodge dating to 1928 and 1932. The property's original outbuildings remain in use today: the Peeling Barn, once used for log preparation, now serves as an outdoor stage, and the Carriage House, formerly used for vehicle storage, now functions as a lounge. Riverside cabins added in 1966 sit along the McKenzie River. Purchased in 2017 after a decade vacant, the property was restored and expanded with gardens, trails, ponds, a dedicated wedding site, and a catering kitchen. The lodge hosts private, invitation-only weddings, family reunions, retreats, and corporate gatherings for up to 125 guests, with on-site lodging for 35 guests and camping available for additional guests. A two-night minimum stay applies to bookings. Wedding packages include exclusive use of the entire property, along with tables, chairs, lodging, kitchens, gardens, and the ceremony site. The grounds include a rustic reception space, an outdoor stage, a prep kitchen, and a ceremony site set among the surrounding forest.