There's just so much to love about these 28 secluded acres—rustic, welcoming buildings, a peaceful pond, trickling creeks, springs, meadows, and trails, all surrounded by forestland. Exchange vows in the perennial flower garden, then celebrate under the charming peeled log pavilion. Enjoy cocktails at the outdoor bar, or come up with an idea your hosts haven't seen yet. they love it when couples get creative! Enjoy your overnight stay in the cool glamping yurts, platform tents, and honeymoon cabin. Spend the day cycling the Banks-Vernonia State Trail, hiking, or playing lawn games, then gather around the fire pit at night reminiscing over s'mores.

Say your I Do's with a breathtaking view! Winter View Lodge sits on 20-acres in rural Eatonville, Wash. about 45 minutes south of Tacoma. The view from the lodge features the majestic Mt. Rainier, the valley below, and endless groves of evergreen trees. Our rentals can span Friday evenings to early Sunday afternoons to provide you plenty of time for your wedding weekend. Start with your rehearsal dinner Friday night and wrap up with a clean up party Sunday morning. The wedding party can stay overnight at the lodge, too. Or stick with a Saturday-only rental for 12 hours. Our pricing is all-inclusive of what we have to offer. You'll get to choose your own vendors (catering, DJs, etc), too! We also have a large reception tent for shade or incident weather! Please browse our website at winterviewlodge. com and reach out to us with any questions. We hope to help you make amazing memories!

Just imagine the wedding of your dreams! Nestled under tall pine trees covered in Edison lights, big wooden covered bridge crossing our winding creek, old farm fencing and equipment, ample room for your guests, covered and uncovered outdoor ceremony sites, an amazing bridal cottage, grooms quarters with games sure to keep busy, plenty of parking and excellent service from our staff. We are here to assist you in making it your truly one of a kind wedding. Located in Winlock, Wa just minutes off I5

Lake Lawrence Community was once called “Edwards Pavilion” was established in 1923 by Louie Armstrong and Amber Reichel. All logs to build the lodge were felled from off the lake property itself and the fireplace was erected by Frank Noreen from Deschutes Falls. It took about one year to completed the building. This became an extension of Edwards Resort, a fishing a recreational getaway, here on Lake Lawrence. Afterwards many dances were held in the building. In 1973 the over 50-year-old resort closed, and the camping era came to an end. The resort property is now enjoyed by many private property homeowners. The playground, swimming area, and Edwards Pavilion became part of the Lake Lawrence Community Club, which still maintains these facilities for the benefit of their members. The lodge is also available to the community at large for all types of events to include weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, family reunions, and any other event.