Mountain Springs Lodge

Mountain Springs Lodge sits in Beaver Valley on the eastern slopes of Washington's Cascade Mountain Range, roughly 25 to 40 minutes from downtown Leavenworth depending on the season and road conditions. The property traces its roots to July 4, 1895, when W.W. and Elizabeth Burgess arrived and homesteaded the land, clearing fields, building a sawmill, and raising six children in the valley. Mountain Springs Lodge and Conference Center was built on that same ground in 1990, using local rock and native Northwest woods, with buildings positioned to preserve open meadow views and a wide panorama of the high Cascades. For weddings, the lodge offers several distinct settings across the property: Aspengrove, a mountain meadow ceremony site ringed by quaking aspen; the hand-hewn Beaver Creek Barn, strung with bistro lighting against a forested mountain backdrop; Beaver Creek Lodge, built with massive timbers and a river-rock fireplace; and Ponderosa Meadow, an open meadow beside a pond with views of the Cascades. Couples and their guests can also stay on-site, with recreation on the grounds that includes a swimming pool, horseback riding, fly fishing instruction, ziplining, and, in winter, sleigh rides and snowmobile tours.