Skytop Lodge

Skytop Lodge is a Pocono Mountains resort built around a 1927 lodge designed by New York architect John Muller, with terraces and gardens laid out by the Olmsted Brothers and a golf course designed by PGA founder Robert White. The resort opened in 1928 and has grown over nearly a century to include The Inn and Cottages alongside the historic main lodge on its mountaintop property. For weddings, Skytop Lodge offers a choice of outdoor ceremony settings, including the Evergreen Garden, the Formal Garden with its outdoor staircase and flagstone aisle, and the 1920s-era South Porch, each surrounded by the resort's gardens. Receptions are held in the Evergreen Ballroom, with soaring ceilings, crystal chandeliers, and a wall of French doors opening onto the Evergreen Gardens. Wedding packages include a curated menu, a four-hour open bar, a wedding cake, a champagne toast, and complimentary overnight lodging for the couple. Beyond weddings, Skytop Lodge hosts meetings, corporate retreats, and family events across its Executive Conference Center and additional meeting rooms, supported by an on-site culinary team and extensive grounds for team-building activities.