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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Sundridge | Hotel Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. The Northridge Inn & Resort is a Muskoka wedding venue on the southern tip of Lake Bernard in Strong, Ontario. The resort’s official wedding information presents it as a destination-style setting where couples can hold their celebration with overnight accommodation options on site.
For weddings, Northridge Inn describes exclusive resort bookings, waterfront and beach surroundings, in-house wedding-planning support, food and beverage service, and a format built around a longer stay with family and friends. The official site says its wedding offerings are for groups of 50 to 180 guests; couples can request the current package directly from the venue.
Northridge Inn & Resort specialises in resort-based destination weddings. Its official wedding page describes a rustic wedding setting in the Almaguin Highlands / Northern Muskoka area, combining ceremony and celebration space with the amenities of a lakeside resort.
The venue states that in-house wedding planners assist with wedding arrangements. Its site also identifies food and beverage as part of the experience, with dining spaces including the Renard Room, Lakeside Terrace and Copper Fox Lounge. Specific menus, inclusions and service timing are not published on the wedding page, so those details should be requested in writing.
The accommodation mix listed by the resort includes private chalets, glamping tents, a vintage Airstream, king and double-queen rooms, and a bridal suite. These are useful options for couples considering an on-site wedding weekend, although the official pages do not state how many guests can be accommodated for a particular event date.
The resort is situated on the southernmost tip of Lake Bernard. On its wedding page, Northridge Inn says it has more than 1,300 feet of sandy beach and waterfront, while the homepage describes lakefront views and a Canadian resort atmosphere. These documented features make the setting relevant to couples who want water and outdoor scenery to be part of the event environment.
Northridge Inn says the resort is exclusively booked for a wedding occasion. The venue frames the experience as more than a short reception, with the possibility of a multi-part celebration involving guests’ stay at the property. The site mentions bonfires, fireworks, bicycle tours, sightseeing, paddle boarding, pier yoga, bocce and horseshoes as possible activities, but it does not confirm that every activity is included, available in every season or appropriate for every wedding. Ask what can be arranged for the intended date.
The confirmed postal address is in Strong, Ontario, and the venue describes its location as being in the Almaguin Highlands / Northern Muskoka. It may suit couples planning a destination-style Ontario celebration where the venue, meals and accommodation are considered together rather than separately.
It can be a practical fit for couples with an estimated group size within the venue’s stated 50-to-180-guest offering. Its combination of waterfront, beach, resort accommodations and a bridal suite may also be relevant when a couple expects guests to remain on site. Couples seeking a very small ceremony, a guest count above 180, or a stand-alone room rental should ask the coordinator whether the venue can accommodate that format before making plans.
A documented strength is the venue’s resort setting: Northridge Inn combines Lake Bernard waterfront and beach access with several listed accommodation types. Another is the exclusive-booking format described for weddings, which can help keep the celebration centred at one property. The official site also documents in-house wedding planners and a bridal suite.
There are important limits to the published information. The official site does not provide a room-by-room accommodation count, a detailed ceremony or reception layout, an accessible-wedding statement, weather-contingency plans, vendor rules, bar details, or a list of wedding-package inclusions. These are practical planning questions rather than shortcomings; they should be verified against the current package and contract.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Northridge Inn directs prospective couples to complete its Tying the Knot form to receive the current wedding package; the official wedding page references a 2026/27 promotional package.
Request an itemised proposal that identifies venue access, required accommodation, food and beverage, staffing, taxes, gratuities, possible event rentals, activity costs, deposits, payment schedule and cancellation terms. This will make it easier to compare the venue’s destination-resort format with other Muskoka-area wedding options.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
For general stays and resort enquiries, Northridge Inn lists stay@northridgeinn.com and 705-384-2252. The official wedding page asks couples to contact the Weddings and Events coordinator, Kate, at kate@northridgeinn.com or submit the Tying the Knot form for the wedding package.
When contacting the venue, include the wedding date, approximate number of people, desired ceremony and reception format, accommodation needs and any activities under consideration. The venue’s form specifically requests a wedding date and number of people, making these useful starting details for a tailored response.
Before booking, confirm that the desired date is available and whether exclusive use applies to the full property, particular wedding spaces or only designated event periods. Confirm the precise guest-count minimum and maximum for the intended layout, plus how overnight rooms and specialty units are allocated to the wedding group.
Also request the current package, menus and beverage options; identify what planning support, furniture, décor, lighting, audio and cleanup are included; and clarify whether outside vendors are permitted. For an outdoor-oriented plan, ask about indoor backup space, weather decisions, shoreline or beach use, fireworks permissions, noise limits and seasonal activity availability.
Northridge Inn says its wedding offerings are for groups of 50 to 180 guests. Confirm the applicable count and layout for your date when requesting the package.
Yes. The official site lists private chalets, glamping tents, a vintage Airstream, king and double-queen rooms, plus a bridal suite. Ask the venue for the accommodation inventory and allocation available for your wedding date.
Yes. The official wedding page directs couples to the Tying the Knot form for its 2026/27 promotional package, or to contact the Weddings and Events coordinator at kate@northridgeinn.com.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Request the venue’s current package and an itemised proposal for the selected date, guest count and accommodation requirements.
Address: 712 South Lake Bernard Road, P.O. Box 1189, Strong, ON, Canada P0A 1Z0
Phone: 705-384-2252
Website: https://northridgeinn.com/





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