There is not enough to be written about the magnificent views offered to couples at Crystal Springs Resort, a 4,000 acre destination wedding resort providing the Northeast's most unparalleled weddings. The mountains are located in some of the most desirable places worldwide, so it's no wonder you’d be thrilled to find an outdoor wedding with this stunning feature.

At Crystal Springs Resort, you and your guests can participate in an array of entertaining activities for all ages from dawn until dusk. No matter the season, Resort visitors can enjoy amazing indoor/outdoor pool complexes, as well as a variety of fun-filled experiences. Whether you enjoy nature, animals, wellness, art, sustainability education or entertainment, there are myriad ways to pass memorable days while at our stunning mountain property. 

Only one hour from the George Washington Bridge and Newark Liberty International Airport, Crystal Springs Resort is the ideal location for your unforgettable wedding. The Resort features two stylish hotels which both offer a gorgeous mountain setting, picturesque vistas, unparalleled hospitality and gracious service. 

Crystal Springs Resort provides a variety of exceptional shopping experiences. Stop by and browse at our extraordinary Resort shops or buy online from the comfort of your own home.
 

Surrounded by pristine fairways and expansive mountain vistas, Black Bear Golf Club is a premier New Jersey wedding venue—one hour from NYC.

Host your reception in the enchanting Black Bear Ballroom (up to 185 guests) with floor-to-ceiling windows and a spacious outdoor veranda, with cocktail hour in the inviting Bear Den Grille and terrace with sweeping views of Hamburg Mountain. 

Evoking the timeless charm of Ireland and Scotland’s heathland links, Ballyowen is a premier New Jersey golf club wedding venue—one hour from NYC.

Host your reception in the rustic Ballyowen Bluff House (up to 150 guests), with cocktail hour in the magnificent stone Ballyowen Clubhouse atop an elevated 250-acre plateau in the midst of the Kittatinny Mountains.

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