Twenty Mile House is a stunning and secluded private eco-estate located in Graeagle, California. With exclusive use of the spectacular eco-estate couples and their guests can make memories to last a lifetime against the backdrop of beautiful mountain skies, magnificent gardens and enchanting creeks. The 1854 Twenty Mile House has a rich history being a former stage coach stop, and is situated along the beautiful middle fork of the Feather River.Facilities and Capacity With exclusive use of a stunning 200 acres of lush forest, gardens and creeks as their setting, couples can accommodate up to 225 guests on the estate. Twenty Mile House specializes in all-inclusive eco-friendly weddings.Services Offered Twenty Mile House is a full-service wedding venue specializing in all-inclusive wedding packages. They only have one event per day and their services include: Bridal suite Tables and chairs Dinnerware, flatware and glassware Choice of linens/overlays/runners Expert day of wedding coordination Full setup, service and clean up Gourmet organic catering Professionally designed flowers Professional photographer Organic wedding cake or desserts DJ including lighting/sound Ceremony arch Full bar set up and professional bartender (you supply the drinks) Accommodation on site Cuisine This venue provides caterers who specialize in organic, local gourmet cuisine. Couples can choose from hors d’oeuvres, buffet, plated, family style or stations for their meal. Twenty Mile House respects guests dietary wishes and can accommodate vegan, gluten free, lactose free and kosher requests.History Twenty Mile House was built in 1894 and was originally a stop for teamsters on the Reno-Quincy run as well as a trading post for gold miners. It received its name from being 20 miles west of Beckworth and 20 miles east of Quincy. In 1991 it became the wedding venue it is today.Location Located in the picturesque Sierra Nevada Mountains in Graeagle, California, Twenty Mile House is just over an hour from Reno and Lake Tahoe. It’s along the middle fork of the Feather River.
