Crystal Creek Hall
Banquet hall and wedding venue on Grande Prairie County No. 1, Grande Prairie County No. 1
4.5from 15 reviews
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Things to ask before renting this hall
- ✓TypeBanquet hall and wedding venue
- ✓CapacityLicensed for 120 people
- ✓PriceWeekend rental $900 (Fri noon to Sun 5 pm)
- ?CateringNot published
- ✓BarLiquor licence required; no bartenders provided
- ?ParkingNot published
- ?AccessibleNot published
- ✓Sound and A/VNo sound equipment provided
- ✓KitchenFull use of kitchen included; no dishes or utensils provided
- ✓Outdoor spaceFire pit, picnic tables, camping, ball diamond, playground
- ✓DepositDamage deposit $450
- ?HoursNot published
- ✓Phone+1 780-228-6653
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Booked for
- Weddings
- Community events
- Parties
About Crystal Creek Hall
Non-profit, volunteer-run community hall east of Grande Prairie, licensed for 120 people, with a kitchen and camping. Bookings are currently open to community members only; there are no public bookings at this time.
Crystal Creek Hall is a banquet hall and wedding venue at Grande Prairie County No. 1, AB T8X 4H3, Canada. Reviewers rate it 4.5 out of 5, from 15 reviews.
Before you book: prices change, so confirm the rate for your date, plus deposit and cancellation terms, in your enquiry.
What guests say
4.5 out of 5 from 15 reviews. Read the reviews
Questions renters ask
How many guests does Crystal Creek Hall hold?
Licensed for 120 people
How do I check if Crystal Creek Hall is free on my date?
Send an enquiry from this page with your date and guest count, or call the hall.
Where is Crystal Creek Hall?
Grande Prairie County No. 1, AB T8X 4H3, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.
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