Colorado Wedding Venue

Looking for a Colorado outdoor wedding venue to have your
Colorado outdoor wedding or special event?  The Lost Dutchman Resort is available
to you within 30 miles of Colorado Springs, in Divide CO, with a world-class
airport an hour away for easy access for you’re out of town guests.

At the Lost Dutchman Resort and Conference Center,
in Divide Co., we have created a unique Colorado getaway location, including a
facility for corporate functions, Colorado outdoor weddings, family reunions,
retreats, and similar gatherings. The beauty of the Colorado Rocky Mountains
provides the perfect backdrop for your personal escape. Among our outdoor
adventures, your guests are welcome to fish in a private lake during your
scheduled events. The property boasts trails and scenery perfect for hiking,
mountain biking, and leisurely strolls. Or just relax by our waterfall or take
in a game of horseshoes and volleyball. Our facilities are fully staffed to
serve your needs. Winter activities include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing,
and ice skating.

The Lost Dutchman Resort is more than
just a place—it’s an experience. Our private mountain resort
has The Pavilion,
the perfect place to have your Colorado outdoor wedding, an exquisite
entertainment venue with full bar, conference facility, general store, 24-hour
shower house, and group camping areas available by reservation.

We are also a Wildlife Sanctuary and
Premiere Fishing Resort, with managing principles modeled from
our National Park Services. Come join us for an experience that will last a
lifetime!

 

Baron Frederick Von Schleinitz came from Europe in the late
1940?s and bought property in Teller County. He owned and developed Trout Haven
Resort and the subdivision east and west of the Resort. The Baron actually had
the lakes built starting in the early 1950?s. At that time he also owned the
Trout Haven Restaurant and motel on the SW corner in Divide. You could catch
your fresh trout at Trout Haven and they would cook it at the restaurant. The
Baron developed the subdivisions letting owners become Trout Haven members. At
one time in the 1960?s there were over 500 club members. In the 1980?s the
Baron sold the resort to a California partnership that changed the name to “The
Lakes at Eagle Wing” and tried to change the concept of Trout Haven. They were
unsuccessful, the property foreclosed and the Baron got the property back in
1990.PK Enterprise purchased the property from the Baron in 1991. We went back
to the Trout Haven Club model putting the resort on a solid foundation to build
on the future. Bringing us to where we are today. In 1997 the Lost Dutchman
event pavilion was built to entertain Colorado outdoor weddings and events. It
is a wonderful amenity to be added to the resort offerings. The general public
can rent the pavilion and enjoy some of the beauty that the resort has to
offer. In the past only the private members enjoyed the beauty of the resort. In
2008 the conference center was added to the resort. It doubles as our office
and as an amenity for others to rent.