Sun Peaks Resort, photographed by a Google Maps contributor© Sean G
Sun Peaks Resort, photographed by a Google Maps contributor© Sun Peaks
Sun Peaks Resort, photographed by a Google Maps contributor© Cornelis Spitters

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a resort in the Okanagan

Sun Peaks Resort

3150 Creekside Way, Sun Peaks, BC — Be surrounded by the ones you love — like snow, trees, mountains and sunshine.

300
Seated guests
Not published
Standing
Not published
Price range
In & Out
Spaces

the story

About Sun Peaks Resort

Sun Peaks Resort is a four-season alpine village 45 minutes from Kamloops in British Columbia's interior, and Canada's second-largest ski area with 4,400 acres of terrain. Rather than a single ballroom, the resort offers a collection of wedding venues spread across its pedestrian village and mountainside — from hotel ballrooms and lodges to restaurants, gardens, alpine meadows and a mid-mountain chapel. Couples can exchange vows among alpine blossoms in summer or with snow beneath their feet in winter, then celebrate indoors in what the resort describes as the "blank canvas" of its indoor venues.

Capacities range widely. The Sun Peaks Grand Ballroom, Sun Peaks Centre, The Annex and Tod Mountain View each host up to 300 guests, while the Gardens at the Covered Bridge accommodates up to 200 for ceremonies. Smaller options include Nancy Greene's Cahilty Lodge (up to 150), Morrisey's Public House (up to 109), Masa's Bar + Grill, Capone's Italian Kitchen and Hearthstone Lodge (up to 90 each), Cahilty Creek Kitchen & Taphouse (up to 80), the Sun Peaks Lodge Steakhouse and the Sun Peaks Grand Terrace (up to 70 for receptions, 150 for ceremonies), Powder Hounds (up to 60), and Sunburst Meadows with the Sun Peaks Chapel, which holds up to 60 guests in summer, 50 in winter, and just 12 inside the chapel itself.

Because the village is compact and pedestrian-oriented, guests can park once and walk to every event location, with nine hotels and lodges in the village core plus hundreds of townhomes, condos and vacation homes surrounding it; group rates are available. Wedding parties also have a full activity calendar at their disposal before and after the celebration — lift-access hiking and mountain biking, British Columbia's highest-elevation golf course, skiing and snowboarding, spa and wellness options, and village restaurants, cafés and pubs.

The Sun Peaks Grand Hotel — voted by locals as the top resort and top wedding planner in the Best of Kamloops 2025 Awards, and placing second for best wedding venue and hotel — handles bookings for the hotel itself and for outdoor and on-mountain venues through a dedicated Wedding & Events Sales Manager. Several village venues, including Cahilty Creek Kitchen & Taproom, Nancy Greene's Cahilty Lodge, Powder Hounds and the Sun Peaks Centre, are booked directly with those operators.

where it happens

Event spaces

The AnnexReception venue for up to 300 guests at the base of the Sunburst Express chairlift, known for hearty casual fare and famous cinnamon buns.300Indoor
Tod Mountain ViewCeremony venue for up to 300 guests.300
Sun Peaks Grand BallroomCeremony and reception space for up to 300 guests within the Sun Peaks Grand Conference Centre, where the ballroom is divisible by four.300Indoor
Gardens at the Covered BridgeGarden ceremony setting for up to 200 guests.200Outdoor
Sun Peaks CentreFacility opened in August 2020 at the top of the Sun Peaks village, hosting ceremonies and receptions for up to 300 guests.300Indoor
Sun Peaks Grand TerraceTerrace venue accommodating ceremonies of up to 150 guests and receptions of up to 70.70Outdoor
Nancy Greene's Cahilty LodgeVillage lodge hosting ceremonies and receptions for up to 150 guests, booked directly with the lodge.150Indoor
Masa's Bar + GrillVillage Day Lodge bar and grill available for receptions of up to 90 guests.90Indoor
Morrisey's Public HouseCozy village pub serving comfort food, local brews and handcrafted cocktails, available for receptions of up to 109 guests.109Indoor
Capone's Italian KitchenItalian restaurant available for receptions of up to 90 guests.90Indoor
Hearthstone LodgeLodge in the heart of the village hosting ceremonies and receptions for up to 90 guests.90Indoor
Cahilty Creek Kitchen & TaphouseTaphouse with 16 taps of craft beer, BC ciders and wine, available for receptions of up to 80 guests.80Indoor
Sun Peaks Lodge SteakhouseSteakhouse serving Canadian beef and seafood, available for receptions of up to 70 guests.70Indoor
Sunburst Meadows & Sun Peaks ChapelMid-mountain ceremony setting for up to 60 guests in summer and 50 in winter, with up to 12 guests inside the chapel itself.60Indoor & Outdoor
Powder HoundsRestaurant blending international cuisine with German and Canadian flavours, available for receptions of up to 60 guests.60Indoor

eat, drink & be married

Food & drink

Catering notes
Wedding venues include the resort's own hotels, lodges and restaurants (Mantles, Masa's Bar + Grill, Morrisey's Public House, Capone's Italian Kitchen, Cahilty Creek Kitchen & Taproom, Powder Hounds and the Sun Peaks Lodge Steakhouse among them), but no formal catering policy is stated on the site.

the details

Ceremony & logistics

Ceremony on site
Yes
Ceremony capacity
300
Parking
The village is pedestrian-oriented; the resort notes event attendees can park their cars for the duration of their stay and walk to every event location. No wedding-specific parking rates are stated.
Season
Year-round destination; the resort provides lift access during 10 months of the year, with summer lift-access hiking, biking and golf running through a late-September closing day and a full winter ski season.
On-site accommodation
Yes
Accommodation details
Nine hotels and lodges sit in the village core, with hundreds of townhomes, condos and vacation homes surrounding it. Group rates are available; the resort suggests contacting accommodation partners directly or Tourism Sun Peaks at info@sunpeakstourism.com or 250.578.5380.

the little things

Amenities

  • Mid-mountain Sun Peaks Chapel
  • Gardens at the Covered Bridge
  • Sun Peaks Grand Conference Centre with 11,000 sq ft of meeting space
  • Ballroom divisible by four
  • Covered outdoor Sun Peaks Centre Stage
  • On-site golf course (BC's highest elevation course)
  • Lift-access hiking and mountain biking
  • Skiing, snowboarding and Nordic skiing
  • Spa and wellness services
  • Village restaurants, cafés and pubs
  • Airport shuttles, transfers and in-resort shuttle
  • Walkable pedestrian village

asked & answered

Frequently asked questions

How many guests can a wedding at Sun Peaks accommodate?

The largest venues — The Annex, Tod Mountain View, the Sun Peaks Grand Ballroom and the Sun Peaks Centre — each host up to 300 guests. Smaller options scale down from there, with the Sun Peaks Chapel holding just 12 guests inside for the most intimate ceremonies.

Can we hold our ceremony outdoors?

Yes. Couples can marry in the Gardens at the Covered Bridge (up to 200 guests), on the Sun Peaks Grand Terrace (ceremonies up to 150), or on the mountainside at Sunburst Meadows and the mid-mountain Sun Peaks Chapel — among alpine blossoms in summer or with snow underfoot in winter.

Who do we contact to book a wedding?

For the Sun Peaks Grand Hotel and outdoor/on-mountain venues, contact Nikki Gordon, Wedding & Events Sales Manager, at 250.578.6121 or weddings@sunpeaksgrand.com, or complete the online contact form. Village venues such as Cahilty Creek Kitchen & Taproom, Nancy Greene's Cahilty Lodge and Powder Hounds Restaurant are booked directly with those businesses, and the Sun Peaks Centre is reached at info@sunpeakscentre.com.

Is there accommodation for our wedding guests?

Yes. Sun Peaks has nine hotels and lodges in the village core plus hundreds of townhomes, condos and vacation homes nearby, suiting a range of tastes and budgets. Group rates are available, and the resort recommends contacting accommodation partners directly or Tourism Sun Peaks at info@sunpeakstourism.com.

Can we get married in winter as well as summer?

Yes. Sun Peaks operates year-round with lift access 10 months of the year, and the wedding pages specifically describe celebrating with snow beneath your feet. The Sunburst Meadows and Chapel venue lists separate capacities for summer (60 guests) and winter (50 guests).

What can our guests do before and after the wedding?

Summer brings lift-access hiking and mountain biking on 84+ km of bike park trails, golf on British Columbia's highest-elevation course, disc golf, paddle sports and guided tours. Winter offers skiing and snowboarding across 4,400 acres, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, dog sledding, snowmobile tours and ice skating, plus spa and wellness options year-round.

How do guests get to Sun Peaks, and is the village easy to get around?

Sun Peaks is about 45 minutes from Kamloops, BC. The village is a compact pedestrian community where accommodation is within walking distance of event venues, so guests can park their cars for the duration of their stay and walk everywhere; airport shuttles, transfers and an in-resort shuttle are also available.

Has the venue won any recent awards?

The Sun Peaks Grand was voted by locals as the top resort and top wedding planner in the Best of Kamloops 2025 Awards, and placed second for best wedding venue and best hotel in Kamloops.

a closer look

Gallery

Sun Peaks Resort, photographed by a Google Maps contributor© GoToVan
Sun Peaks Resort, photographed by a Google Maps contributor© Sun Peaks
Sun Peaks Resort, photographed by a Google Maps contributor© Trevor May

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