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Tin Poppy Retreat

Wedding venue on Larch Hills Forest service Rd, Salmon Arm

4.9from 101 reviews

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Things to ask before renting this hall

  • ✓TypeWedding venue
  • ✓CapacityMicro weddings up to 25 guests
  • ✓PriceElopement package from $3200
  • ✓CateringHost your own barbecue or hire a local caterer for micro wedding
  • ?BarNot published
  • ?ParkingNot published
  • ?AccessibleNot published
  • ✓Outdoor space160 acres of forest with 14 km of private trails
  • ✓Deposit50% deposit at booking, balance on arrival (cabin bookings)
  • ?HoursNot published
  • ✓Phone+1 250-804-3314

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Booked for

  • Weddings
  • Receptions
  • Ceremonies

Rooms

Lavender Cabin (reception space)

Capacity Up to 18 guests

About Tin Poppy Retreat

Off-grid cabin retreat on 160 acres near Salmon Arm, BC, offering all-inclusive elopement and micro wedding packages for up to 25 guests. Retreats and group bookings are also welcomed by inquiry.

Tin Poppy Retreat is a wedding venue at 168 Larch Hills Forest service Rd, Salmon Arm, BC V0E 2K0, Canada. Reviewers rate it 4.9 out of 5, from 101 reviews. It is also listed as retreat center, wedding venue.

Before you book: prices change, so confirm the rate for your date, plus deposit and cancellation terms, in your enquiry.

What guests say

4.9 out of 5 from 101 reviews. Read the reviews

Questions renters ask

How many guests does Tin Poppy Retreat hold?

Micro weddings up to 25 guests

How do I check if Tin Poppy Retreat is free on my date?

Send an enquiry from this page with your date and guest count, or call the hall.

Where is Tin Poppy Retreat?

168 Larch Hills Forest service Rd, Salmon Arm, BC V0E 2K0, Canada. Use Get directions for a route from where you are.

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