Crestmore Manor

Crestmore Manor, a 10,830 square-foot colonial-style mansion, was built in the mid 1950’s by W.W. “Tiny” Naylor to appease his wife’s desires to live in a home similar to the ones found in Kentucky’s horse country. It was composed of nine bedrooms, an indoor rotisserie built into a brick fireplace, a wet bar, a rumpus room, a pool and pool house, a circular staircase and marble floors.

A restaurateur and the state’s second-leading thoroughbred breeder of the time, Naylor and his family never lived in the home. In 1955, he had a stroke and sold the ranch. Naylor’s son, W.W. “Biff “ Naylor Jr., said that the fact that the mansion is now a site for weddings “is a great tribute to that home. My dad loved my mom dearly. He called her ‘dolly face.’ It was a pretty special relationship.’”

This historic landmark is now owned by Riverside County Park and Open-Space District and is a popular location for any type of event. The grounds feature a pond, a manicured lawn and several large trees, creating an ideal setting to exchange vows. The courtyard also features a charming fountain and enough space to create an intimate outdoor setting. The Carriage House, located directly behind the mansion, is perfect for a beautiful indoor reception or party. The landscaped manor is able to accommodate up to 400 guests.

Crestmore Manor serves solely as an hourly rate location, allowing you to customize your event exactly how you want it. Examples of events that are entertained are weddings, anniversaries, quinceañeras, sweet 16’s and training programs. However, the Special Events Coordinators will work with you on any event you wish to plan.

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