We welcome you to experience the best kept secret in Vermont’s ‘Northeast Kingdom’
Jackson’s Lodge is an intimate and rustic wedding venue situated amidst scenic splendor on the eastern shores of pristine international Lake Wallace, sandy beach, babbling mountain stream, whispering firs, white birches and maples, colorful gardens and arbors, sprawling meadow, awesome sunsets, beach bon-fires, and brilliant starry night-skies. Perfectly private (with the exception of a few wildlife visitors).
Enticing catered cuisine options, personal service, attention to details, and warm genuine hospitality – Jackson’s Lodge family traditions for over 60 years …
Experience the best kept secret in Vermont’s ‘Northeast Kingdom’.
About This Wedding Destination
- Plan your wedding at tranquil Jackson’s Lodge and take advantage of all the site amenities.
- Built in the 1920s, the main Lodge with wrap-around porch is an endearing indoor alternative for inclement weather.
- Receptions via your preference – custom meal-plans by an entrusted choice of caters.
- Arrive days ahead and enjoy a relaxed, leisurely pace decorating for your wedding, reception, and celebrations.
- Idyllic ceremony sites include garden graced arbors, gazebo, manicured meadow, sandy beach & romantic lake views.
- Privacy & exclusivity – we cater to one event at a time, ensuring that your wedding day is truly yours.
- Our courteous & attentive staff see to each and every detail to ensure your special day will be everything you dreamed for.
- Gift for the newlyweds: complimentary wedding night stay in a honeymoon cabin – romantic end to a perfect day!
Jackson’s Lodge can host receptions for 50 to 125 guests.
13 cabins, 1 house, and 2 wayfarer rooms can comfortably accommodate 60 – 70 stay-over guests. The opportunity to reserve all the cabins on the premises lends itself to events scheduled mid-May thru June and September thru mid-October.
Contact us today to plan your dream wedding.
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