The Powelton Club

The Powelton Club is a private country club established in 1882 in Balmville, New York, set on a 100-acre property overlooking the Hudson River and the Hudson Highlands, approximately 50 miles north of New York City. Founded as the Powelton Lawn Tennis Club and a charter member of the United States Lawn Tennis Association, the club has been welcoming members and their guests for more than 140 years. The current clubhouse — a red brick building designed by Francis Abreu and completed in 1930 — serves as the setting for weddings, private celebrations, corporate gatherings, and nonprofit events. The club hosts one wedding per day, and all events are available to members and member-sponsored clients. Wedding packages include on-site planning with a certified wedding planner, a day-of coordinator, a bridal suite, champagne toast service, a dance floor, and full table service with china, glassware, and linens. The property also features an 18-hole golf course designed by Devereaux Emmet, five American red clay tennis courts, and a swimming pool.