Deloro Valley 17301 Silver Spur Drive • Tuolumne • CA 95379

Deloro Valley in Tuolumne is built for an all-inclusive wedding weekend: packages include two nights of lodging for 150 guests, all meals during your stay and room for up to 500 total guests. Your package also covers custom weekend menus, two outdoor amphitheaters, indoor spaces with AV, 9-hole disc golf, fire pits, pool access and hiking trails. Extras you'd pay for separately include outdoor movies, karaoke, the sauna and cold plunge, a welcome wagon and facilitated activities. Guests beyond your package can book their own lodging through the venue's portal. Pick the add-ons that fit your crew, and you've got a full weekend planned in one place.

Yes, everything happens on Deloro Valley's 132 acres of forest woodland, so nobody has to drive between events. You can say your vows in the upper amphitheater at sunset, looking out over the Sierra Nevada foothills. For the reception, the Event Center holds about 500 guests and comes with a 32-channel mixing board and a Void sound system, and the Upper Dining Hall and its deck work well for dinners. And the 13 Upper Village cabins sit near the main wedding venue, so bedtime is never far away.

You've got options at Deloro Valley: catering can be in-house or your own caterer, and alcohol can come from the in-house bar or you can bring your own with a corkage fee. If you go with the in-house team, menus are custom-designed with the Executive Chef, who also makes cakes and desserts. Bar choices range from BYOB with cooler and ice service to a full bar with crafted cocktails or a build-your-own Bloody Mary station. One rule to know: a venue-provided bartender is required for wine or hard liquor. Share your vendor list early and the team can help you plan around it.

Wedding packages at Deloro Valley in Tuolumne start at $50,000. That price covers a lot: two nights of lodging for 150 guests, all meals during your stay and up to 500 total guests, plus custom weekend menus, two outdoor amphitheaters, indoor spaces with AV, disc golf, fire pits, pool access and hiking trails. If meals are priced separately, they run $65–$175 per person, depending on the menu you design with the Executive Chef. What moves your total from there is the extras you choose, like outdoor movies, karaoke, the sauna and cold plunge, a welcome wagon or facilitated activities, plus your bar style, from BYOB with a corkage fee to a full bar with crafted cocktails. Download the wedding pricing pamphlet from their website for the full breakdown.

Your guests can stay right on the property at Deloro Valley, and wedding packages include two nights of lodging for 150 guests. Choices include 13 private cabins in the Upper Village, dorm-style Lodge Rooms at Base Camp, poolside rooms with private bathrooms, glamping tents with real queen beds, and designated tent, car camping and RV areas. Four private houses, including The Ridge House and The Big House, each sleep about 6–20 people and come with a full kitchen, a deck and private parking. Guests beyond your package can book their own stay through the venue's portal, so nobody's driving back to a hotel at midnight.

Deloro Valley turns your wedding into a full weekend: it's an all-inclusive venue on 132 acres in the Sierra Nevada foothills, with on-site lodging and meals for your guests built into the package. You can host up to 500 guests, or keep things small, since elopement packages are an option too. Ceremonies happen in an amphitheater at sunset, receptions in the 500-guest Event Center or Upper Dining Hall, and everyone sleeps steps away in cabins, houses, poolside rooms or glamping tents. Between events, there's an Olympic-sized pool, a sauna, disc golf, fire pits and 2 miles of hiking trails, all with a summer-camp feel at Base Camp. It's about 2.5 hours from the Bay Area, and the drive skips winding mountain passes. If you want your people together all weekend, this is the place to picture it.