Banquet Halls

At Thornewood Castle, history and fairy tales are made from such as this. The "house that love built" continues to this day to enchant visitors from far and wide. It stands as a tribute to a man, Chester Thorne, who gave a whole new meaning to the term "built to last". The building materials brought around "the Horn" from England carry whisperings of the Renaissance past. Materials from the Northwest crafted 100 years ago by workman, who produced only the best quality, mark a labor of love. Wishes from the native American workman who built this grand house on the Pacific Rim whisper "Goodwill to all who pass this way and protection for the house" as evidenced by the wish bone sticks hanging around the perimeter of the basement. Love is felt everywhere upon the property and in the house built for Thorne's bride. As years have past, restoration and repairs have continued by the current owners. The mood, mystery, love, and history continue on as each guest passes through the 500 year old castle doors.

Guests are often delighted when they attend one of our special evenings or weekends at Thornewood. Mysteries, theme evenings, masquerade balls, film screenings, some Shakespeare or perhaps a romantic dinner may be on the menu. Be sure to check when making a reservation to see if there will be any "special events" held during your stay that you would like to attend or participate in.

Book Thornewood Castle for Your Wedding!
Thornewood Castle can host your wedding and/or reception, either inside the great rooms, the lawns and/or the sunken English garden. See Some Sample Wedding Photos Below: