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How many guests can Sunstone host?
Sunstone hosts up to 200 guests for a wedding or event, with up to 40 staying overnight on the property. Retreats and trainings run up to 40 people, which matches the overnight capacity. Overnight guests are split across private rooms in Sunstone Lodge, four private cabins that sleep four each, and shared accommodation.
More detail
The distinction matters when you are planning. Two hundred is the number the ceremony and reception spaces hold. Forty is the number who wake up on the mountain. Most couples use the forty for immediate family and the wedding party.
Related questions
Where is Sunstone located?
Sunstone sits on forty private acres at 8,200 feet in the San Bernardino Mountains, in the Big Bear area of Southern California. T...
Do you get the whole property?
Yes. Weddings, events and retreats at Sunstone are full-property bookings. There are no other guests on the property during your s...
What seasons is Sunstone open?
Sunstone operates year-round and hosts weddings, events and retreats in all four seasons. Winter brings deep snow and fireplaces, ...
What is included in a Sunstone wedding?
Sunstone is a one-stop shop. Coordinated through us: catering and bar, tenting and structures, furnishings, florals and design, so...
How far is Sunstone from Los Angeles?
Sunstone is roughly 105 miles from Los Angeles, about two hours and fifteen minutes by car. Orange County is about two hours, San ...
Can guests stay overnight?
Yes. Up to 40 guests sleep on the property across private rooms in Sunstone Lodge, four private cabins, and shared accommodation. ...
Is there wildlife on the property?
Yes. Black bears move through the property, mule deer graze the meadow at dusk, coyotes call across the ridge at night, bobcats hu...
What should I know about 8,200 feet?
Drink noticeably more water than usual on your first day, expect cool nights in every season and cold ones in winter, and bring la...
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Tell us when you are thinking and roughly how many people. Availability is the first thing we answer.
