Predator Ridge

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Predator Ridge is an Okanagan wedding venue at a resort community in Vernon, British Columbia. Its official website currently presents dedicated wedding services, ceremony settings, the Commonage Ballroom and Grand Terrace patio, an intimate Log Cabin option, resort accommodation and an inquiry route for couples planning a destination celebration.

The official identity is well established: the business name, wedding offering, Vernon address and resort contact information all appear on Predator Ridge’s own domain. This profile was last reviewed on August 9, 2026. Availability, rates and contract terms can change, so couples should obtain a current written proposal directly from the wedding sales team.

Services and specialization

Predator Ridge specializes in resort weddings that can bring the ceremony, reception, dining and guest accommodation together at one Vernon property. Its wedding pages describe both indoor and outdoor celebrations, supported by a dedicated event team and a banquet facility with a private kitchen used for weddings and other private events.

The resort markets the property as a destination-wedding setting in the Okanagan Valley. Couples can also ask about a personalized tour covering the grounds, accommodations, dining and banquet facilities before deciding whether the venue fits their plans.

• Indoor and outdoor wedding settings
• Ceremony and reception spaces on the resort property
• Dedicated event team on the wedding day
• Private banquet kitchen for weddings and private events
• Resort lodging and amenities for travelling guests

Wedding spaces and documented capacity

The Commonage Ballroom is the primary reception venue. Predator Ridge says its connected indoor and outdoor area accommodates up to 150 guests. The adjoining private Grand Terrace patio includes fireside seating and overlooks the greens and fairways, with views toward the Monashee Mountains.

For smaller ceremonies, the official venue page identifies a private, park-like setting beside a pond at the Log Cabin, intended for intimate weddings of up to 16 guests. Couples should confirm whether the listed capacity is seated or total attendance for their proposed layout and whether a separate weather-backup space is held for outdoor plans.

• Commonage Ballroom reception capacity: up to 150 guests
• Grand Terrace patio ceremony setting above the greens
• Log Cabin setting: intimate weddings of up to 16 guests
• Indoor-outdoor flow between the ballroom and its private patio

Service area and who it may suit

The venue is physically located in Vernon and positions itself for Okanagan destination weddings. Its official wedding page describes the resort as approximately 30 minutes from Kelowna International Airport and near the Scenic Sip wine district. Actual travel time will depend on traffic, season and transportation arrangements.

Predator Ridge may suit couples who want a golf-resort landscape, an outdoor ceremony paired with an indoor reception, or accommodation options for out-of-town guests. It may also be relevant to couples considering a small ceremony at the Log Cabin or a larger reception in the Commonage Ballroom. Those wanting a standalone room rental without resort services should clarify the required catering, staffing and venue components before comparing quotes.

• Vernon and North Okanagan couples
• Destination celebrations with travelling guests
• Wedding weekends using resort lodging and amenities
• Intimate ceremonies or receptions of up to 150 guests

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include a reception room with an adjoining private patio, a separate intimate ceremony setting and core reception furnishings. The official page lists indoor banquet chairs, round and rectangular tables, white tablecloths and napkins, silver place settings, barware, selected display tables, a podium and a coat rack. It also states that the reception space includes a dance floor, string lights, setup, takedown and outdoor seating.

The principal evidence limitation is that the public HTML pages do not provide a complete current package, fee schedule or detailed policy list. They also do not establish availability for any date. Couples should treat capacities as maximums subject to layout and confirm accessibility, vendor restrictions, alcohol rules, sound limits, outdoor-weather decisions and accommodation-block conditions in writing.

• Confirmed feature: reception furniture and selected tabletop items are listed
• Confirmed feature: setup and takedown are included in the described reception space
• Confirmed feature: onsite accommodation options are available
• Practical limitation: dates, layouts and operating policies require direct confirmation

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Predator Ridge’s current HTML wedding pages invite couples to submit an online inquiry but do not list a venue fee, per-person catering rate, minimum spend, deposit or taxes and service charges.

Request an itemized proposal for the specific year, date, guest count and spaces being considered. The comparison total should distinguish the venue fee, ceremony fee, food-and-beverage minimum, staffing, bar costs, rentals or upgrades, taxes, gratuities, accommodation and any mandatory outside planning services. Promotions should also be confirmed for the requested date rather than assumed from a general promotions link.

Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.

• Ask for the current venue and ceremony fees
• Confirm food-and-beverage minimums and menu pricing
• Request the deposit and payment schedule
• Check taxes, gratuities, staffing and rental upgrades
• Ask whether seasonal or weekday conditions apply

Contact and booking

Wedding inquiries are handled through Predator Ridge’s sales team rather than the resort’s general reservations number. The official wedding pages list 250-503-3416 and an online inquiry form. The stated sales-office hours are weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PST.

A useful first inquiry should include the preferred date or season, estimated guest count, ceremony and reception needs, lodging interest and whether the couple wants the Commonage Ballroom, Grand Terrace patio or intimate Log Cabin setting. Requesting a tour and a written proposal at the same time can make comparisons with other venues more consistent.

• Wedding sales phone: 250-503-3416
• Resort address: 301 Village Centre Place, Vernon, BC V1H 1T2
• Online wedding inquiry available through the official website
• Personalized venue tours are offered

What couples should confirm

Before signing, confirm that the preferred ceremony and reception areas are available together and that the planned floor layout remains within the venue’s capacity. Outdoor ceremonies also need a documented weather decision process and backup location.

Ask for the current contract, full inclusions list and policies governing catering, bar service, décor, music, external vendors, access times and cleanup. Couples expecting guests to stay onsite should separately verify room types, nightly rates, minimum stays, room-block deadlines and pet-friendly availability; the public wedding page mentions Lodge and private Cottage options but does not promise that every type will be available for a particular weekend.

• Exact spaces and exclusive-use boundaries
• Seated capacity for the proposed floor plan
• Outdoor weather backup and decision timing
• Catering, bar and outside-vendor policies
• Accessibility and guest transportation arrangements
• Accommodation inventory and room-block terms
• All fees, minimums, deposits and cancellation conditions

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Frequently asked questions

How many wedding guests can Predator Ridge accommodate?

The official venue page says the Commonage Ballroom’s indoor-outdoor reception space can accommodate up to 150 guests. The final capacity should be confirmed for the couple’s seating, dance-floor and service layout.

Does Predator Ridge offer a setting for a very small wedding?

Yes. Its Log Cabin ceremony setting overlooks a pond and is described as suitable for intimate weddings of up to 16 guests.

Can a ceremony and reception both take place at Predator Ridge?

Yes. Predator Ridge advertises ceremony settings including the Grand Terrace patio and Log Cabin area, while the Commonage Ballroom is its primary reception venue. Availability of the desired combination must be confirmed for the wedding date.

Does Predator Ridge have accommodation for wedding guests?

Yes. The wedding page refers to Lodge and private Cottage accommodation, including options with full kitchens, fireplaces and some pet-friendly units. Couples should confirm current inventory, rates and room-block terms.

Does Predator Ridge publish current wedding prices online?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Couples need to contact the wedding sales team for a proposal covering venue charges, catering, bar service, minimums, taxes and other applicable costs.

Sources checked

• Weddings
• Ceremony & Reception Venues
• Predator Ridge: The Okanagan’s Best Resort Community

Phone: 250-503-3416

Website: https://www.predatorridge.com/