If you are looking for something historic but wanting the church/chapel feel, I would highly…read moresuggest the Candle Lit Way wedding chapel. It was built in 1883, and has been restored to its previous beauty. My fiance and I choose The Candle Lit Wedding Chapel because we did want something historic and a chapel too. The interior is decorated with antique paintings/sculptures of a religious theme. The owners, Dan & MaryEllen are a super couple. They are thoughtful, caring, flexible and very willing to work with couples. The acoustics inside are amazing! We had a solo violinist and also a singer with an acoustic guitar. They both sounded SO beautiful inside when they played,. (Music nor people needed a mic to be heard) The small things makes this a very special place to wed. My fiance, as their tradition goes, was able to ring the chapel bell just before our wedding. The sign outside changed to the couples name, date, time of their wedding...and Dan even offered to have a pot of coffee ready, for anyone who needed that extra kick in the morning. I am so grateful we found such a beautiful location to say our "I dos". The price of the chapel varies depending on your guest count. We had a small group..so it wasn't much to pay.

Blessed today to find my church on Yelp...I was looking for something special for my 100th review,…read morenothing more perfect than St. Thomas; has been my church home for going on three years. Father Fontanini and Staff are the best to bring faith to this parish and anyone that is looking to our Lord is Welcome. From day one I felt at ease in this church even though the first time I didn't know what was going on! I soon found that I was a true Catholic Soul and have a place that comforts my being and continues to inspire me to bring that to others. Doors are open for service, solice, or solitude in this sanctuary. Although it may seem odd to boast about a church on Yelp, In this day and era...It feels like a perfect thing to do...may Gods light shine.

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We had my mom's 80th birthday party at the 1850 Homestead and it was perfect! Michelle was easy to…read morework with and so helpful. If you are looking for a place to have a birthday party, a reunion, a work party, a celebration of life celebration or any type of event this is the perfect place. The refurbished barn is beautiful. The outside setting is beautiful. They also have an air bnb on site which looks awesome. I can not say enough great things about the 1850 Homestead. It is AMAZING!

Opens in August, looks like it will be a nice place to hold events great stand of corn next to it…read morefor a backdrop... Classic barn interior housed in a modern shell to maintain climate control year round. We have an event booked for mid August.

We attended a seafood boil on the back terrace. It was the first beautiful night of the season…read more The service was second to none. You help yourself to the seafood but they come by all the time to clear your table.it was pretty crazy the service. The first round of the boil was cold and tasteless but as subsequent boil batches came out it was warm and it had tons of flavor. I think they were working out the kinks! And they did!

Absolutely stunning in the fall with views of the city & changing leaves. Beautifully decorated for…read morea wedding in late October. Small amount of parking and intimate venue. Rustic and gorgeous. I'd love to come back to this venue for another wedding, but I do wish there was more parking!

Beautiful Venue with Helpful Staff and Lasting Memories!…read more We're so happy we chose Bailey Farms Barn and Venue for our wedding day! The property is absolutely stunning--our guests couldn't stop raving about how beautiful, peaceful, and picturesque the entire space was. From the open layout to the thoughtful details throughout the venue, it created the perfect backdrop for our celebration. The team was helpful and responsive throughout the planning process, and everything came together smoothly. There was a bit of an ordeal navigating the liquor-serving process, which we learned might be a broader issue beyond just the venue itself, but we appreciated their communication and flexibility as we worked through it. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and are so grateful to have shared such an important day in such a magical place. Bailey Farms gave us the space and support to create memories we'll treasure forever.

Wow this venue is incredible! I visited this place as a guest for a wedding. It is absolutely…read morestunning! The staff here are so friendly and welcoming. One of my favorite features it that when you book a wedding here, you get access to the attached houses. So for people coming from out of town, they can stay in the houses for the wedding. Truly a remarkable venue and a great place for a wedding.

The good: At night you'll have crickets and frogs singing for you, and in the morning birds will…read moretake over. Waking up to a sun rising over the lake is wonderful. The host was friendly, and they provide pretty much everything you'll need. There is a great truck stop just a few minutes away, too. The bad: There were dead bugs everywhere. The bed wasn't the most comfortable. The road is in terrible condition, and I worried about getting out if it rained. If I'd been on the motorcycle it would have been impossible to do. Overall, the good outweighed everything else. Sitting outside sipping coffee while the birds serenade you is a wonderful way to start the day.

Recently attended Pilgrim Heights for a wedding and was totally blown away by the outdoor ceremony…read moresite - what a beautiful backdrop! The venue was down a steep gravel road from the parking lot, so a tractor pulling a wagon with benches took people to and from the ceremony. While our friends recited their vows we basked in the beautiful nature setting, complete with a huge pond (or is it a lake?) as the backdrop. A flock of probably eight pelicans swooped through the sky and landed in the water, and massive graceful hawks soared overhead. It was beautiful and probably even metaphorical in some way. The indoor reception building was large and had a nice layout - you walk through a cabin-esque lodge building with a fireplace and cross an outdoor bridge that leads you into a second building - it felt much like an oversized treehouse. There was a full kitchen, nice bathrooms, and a reception area where there was plenty of room for tables, a DJ, and dance floor (I'd guess the wedding had roughly 100 attendees). On the whole, this was a nice wedding venue, however a couple things did bug me such as the hosta beds surrounding trees at the ceremony site hadn't been weeded (an easy fix), the tractor rumbled through the woods during their vows (very distracting and massively inconsiderate), the reception building's floor had lots of chipped paint making an overall tacky vibe (another easy, fairly cheap, fix), and climbing down from the tractor's wagon meant uneven footing and didn't provide a railing which resulted in one of the elderly guests falling square on her face! I'm really surprised the venue didn't have someone riding on the tractor to help guests on and off, even if only for the sake of their own liability.