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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Courtenay | Hotel Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Mount Washington Alpine Resort is a Vancouver Island mountain wedding venue offering alpine ceremony and reception settings in both summer and winter. Its official wedding information describes outdoor locations with views of the Salish Sea and Coast Mountains, forest and wildflower surroundings near Strathcona Provincial Park, and indoor lodge spaces including Raven Lodge.
This profile separates documented features from details that still require a proposal. The resort confirms wedding planning support, customized layouts and menus, slopeside accommodation options and selected activity benefits, but it does not publish current wedding prices or numerical venue capacities on the reviewed pages. Information was last reviewed on August 9, 2026.
Mount Washington specializes in destination-style alpine weddings rather than operating solely as a conventional hotel ballroom. The official wedding page confirms a range of ceremony and reception settings, with outdoor mountain locations and welcoming lodge venues available across different seasons.
The resort’s events team says it works with couples on curated menus, custom site layouts and event flow. That supports a degree of wedding-specific coordination, but the published material does not define this as comprehensive wedding planning. Couples should establish exactly which planning, decorating, setup and day-of coordination duties belong to the resort and which require outside professionals.
The documented settings include elevated viewpoints overlooking the coastline, Salish Sea and Coast Mountains, as well as areas among old-growth trees and wildflowers. Raven Lodge is specifically presented as a setting for both summer and winter celebrations. Couples can therefore investigate an outdoor ceremony paired with a lodge reception, subject to the season, site access and the resort’s current operating plan.
The wedding page also presents celebrations as a weekend experience. It states that marrying couples receive complimentary access to select activities—including the bike park, zipline and sightseeing—and that wedding guests receive activity discounts. These benefits may be seasonal or subject to operating conditions, so their current terms should be written into the proposal.
The resort is on Vancouver Island and is associated with the Comox Valley; its official postal contact is in Courtenay. It may suit couples seeking a mountain destination, a summer alpine backdrop, a snowy winter celebration or a venue where guests can combine the wedding with resort activities.
The official site markets slopeside accommodation at the base of the lifts. That can be useful for a multi-day gathering, but the wedding page does not confirm a dedicated room block, minimum stay, total guest-room inventory or an accommodation inclusion in every wedding package. The published P.O. box is a mailing address, so guests should use the resort’s current directions rather than entering it as an arrival location.
Confirmed features include seasonal ceremony choices, indoor lodge space, an events team, menu and layout customization, nearby slopeside lodging, and activity benefits for the couple and guests. These are documented characteristics, not endorsements or guarantees that every feature applies to every date.
Important information remains unpublished on the reviewed pages. There are no numerical ceremony or reception capacities, sample wedding menus, accessibility specifications, vendor policies or detailed package inclusions. Mountain weather, road conditions and seasonal operations may also affect access and outdoor plans. Couples should request a site-specific written proposal and backup plan before committing.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. The wedding page mentions customized packages and discounted midweek options, but it does not provide wedding venue fees, food-and-beverage minimums, per-person menu prices, taxes, service charges or deposit terms.
Prices shown elsewhere on the resort website relate to recreation or lodging promotions and should not be treated as wedding prices. Ask for an itemized quote covering the ceremony site, reception room, catering and bar service, staffing, rentals, setup and teardown, insurance requirements, activity benefits and accommodation arrangements.
Couples can begin through the wedding request form on the official wedding page or call the resort’s main line at 1-250-338-1386. The resort also publishes a toll-free number, 1-888-231-1499, for callers in Canada and the United States.
An initial enquiry should include the preferred year and season, approximate guest count, whether both ceremony and reception are required, interest in Raven Lodge or an outdoor site, accommodation needs and any mobility considerations. Availability notices can change quickly, so obtain written confirmation directly from the events team.
Before paying a deposit, request the current wedding package and a contract tied to the exact ceremony and reception spaces. The proposal should distinguish included services from optional or externally supplied items and explain what happens if weather or resort operations affect the selected location.
For a destination event, also establish how guests will reach the mountain, where they will park, how late-night transportation works and whether accessible routes are available between lodging and event spaces. Activity offers should be checked against the wedding date and operating schedule.
Yes. Its official wedding page presents separate summer and winter possibilities, including outdoor alpine settings and indoor lodge celebrations. Exact sites and dates remain subject to seasonal availability.
The resort confirms a range of ceremony and reception settings, including outdoor locations and lodge venues. Couples should ask which pairings are available for their guest count and season.
The official site says its events team works with couples on menus, site layouts and event flow. It does not publish a complete list of planning or coordination duties, so the division of responsibilities should be confirmed in writing.
The resort’s official site offers slopeside accommodation. Wedding room blocks, rates, minimum stays and inventory are not specified on the reviewed wedding page and should be discussed with the events team.
Current wedding pricing is not explicitly published. Couples need to request a customized proposal and confirm venue fees, catering, service charges, taxes, rentals, deposits and cancellation conditions.
Address: P.O. Box 3069, STN Main, Courtenay, British Columbia V9N 5N3
Phone: 1-250-338-1386
Website: https://www.mountwashington.ca/





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