The area's largest and most elegant ballroom. The magnificent, AAA 4-Diamond Grand Cascades Lodge is perched atop a sweeping crest, boasting some of the most spectacular panoramic mountain views in the Tri-State Area. This Adirondack-style masterpiece features the sophisticated 300-seat Emerald Ballroom, an open-air Rotunda that overlooks the scenic Kittatinny and Pochuck mountains, along with the Crystal Tavern. Restaurant Latour. rated "Excellent" by The New York Times, along with it's Wine Spectator Grand Award-winning Wine Cellar, rounds out the array of indoor catering options. Outdoors, an impressive series of interconnected natural pools with whirlpools, fountains and waterfalls surrounds the exterior, enhanced by a mountaintop wedding garden with lush landscaping, a bird sanctuary and stunning flower gardens.
The area's largest and most elegant ballroom. The magnificent, AAA 4-Diamond Grand Cascades Lodge is perched atop a sweeping crest, boasting some of the most spectacular panoramic mountain views in the Tri-State Area. This Adirondack-style masterpiece features the sophisticated 300-seat Emerald Ballroom, an open-air Rotunda that overlooks the scenic Kittatinny and Pochuck mountains, along with the Crystal Tavern. Restaurant Latour. rated "Excellent" by The New York Times, along with it's Wine Spectator Grand Award-winning Wine Cellar, rounds out the array of indoor catering options. Outdoors, an impressive series of interconnected natural pools with whirlpools, fountains and waterfalls surrounds the exterior, enhanced by a mountaintop wedding garden with lush landscaping, a bird sanctuary and stunning flower gardens.
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