Wonderful! We celebrated a shared birthday at Wanderwood. It was glorious, beautiful, and a…read morepleasure. The location is an atmospheric renovated barn, situated above an open field and trees, with winding trails down to a lake. It's full of character - a storied place for sure. We had music and food to share with our guests. The day is likely to live long in our memories, and we could not be more grateful. Thank you!

From the owner: Wanderwood is a sustainable lodging and events business built around a working farm…read more We connect guests and our community to the vitally important forests, fields, lakes, streams and agricultural lands surrounding us.

2.0 star rating 11/23/2016 First to Review…read moreI worked with Nathaniel at Atlantic Tent for my wedding. We had a pretty straightforward needs; tent, chairs, floor, sound system. I found the entire experience to be really unprofessional. It was tough to get things clearly outlined and it seemed as though my business was a burden to him. I probably sent him 5 emails in a year about the details. At one point I had asked him previously what the charges would be if I decided to down size the tent based on the weather, and his response was literally "I will be fair" - well, that isn't how budgets work. He also told me that I could make final decisions up to the day before. Literally every single other vendor advised me to eat the deposit and find someone else, not one person recommended his services. Our wedding was laid back and fairly fuss-free. I didn't "bridezilla" out, not on anyone, including my mother! Nathaniel was literally the biggest pain in my ass about the entire day. A few days before I had tried connecting with him about down-sizing the tent and I was told it wasn't possible. He arrives, tent is huge, I ask him to make it smaller, he refuses and is so rude to me I should have just fired him on the spot. I'd asked for nice wooden chairs, he shows up with shitty plastic ones. My sister-in-law steps in, he's rude to her. The day was literally perfect except for having to deal with Nathaniel. Thankfully my husband had worked doing this very same thing back in college and he knew that the information I was being told was false and once he called Nathaniel on it, things were changed. Nathaniel is lazy, uncommunicative, has absolutely zero sense of customer service, his products are poor quality and quite frankly, he treats women like shit. Or, he hates his job. Either way, I would never suggest anyone use his services, ever. Give your business to another tent company.

I am hard pressed to think of anything nice to say about this business. Working with these people…read morewas the only negative part of my wedding! They offered zero to little communication. Showed up late, VERY VERY VERY RUDE to me, my friends and family. Unpleasant altogether. Broken tables, chairs, dance floor and the tents had holes in them. I would not recommend this to my worst enemy.

The railway museum is a snap shot of history that will transport you to a different time. This is a…read morereal working narrow gauge rail road where guests can take an old timey train ride through the forest on the original narrow gauge tracks. Volunteers and educators maintain the tracks, buildings, and on-site gift shop. There is so much to see and learn about this is a unique museum in that in these buildings you can look at, climb around, and literally touch history. I have not ridden the train (yet) I was simply there to admire and learn. It costs nothing to look around and explore the museum. They have plenty of parking, restrooms, water fountain. Dress for the weather and the grounds of the museum are not paved they are crushed gravel paths as this is a working railway station. You will be transported to the 1800's for sure.

I've been to the Railway Museum several times over the past few years. It was only today, when I…read morewas checking the schedule for their lavender picking train, that I realize I've never done a review. How is this even possible? 5 stars without hesitation. The Museum is small but incredibly interesting. The volunteers that work here are personable and incredibly knowledgeable about the trains and RR history. The first time I came, I took the train up to SeaLyon Farm. Picked lavender, sat by a campfire, and enjoyed an amazing late afternoon. The last time I rode the train was this winter. Beautiful and a whole different experience. We even got to help turn the train - a unique and fun experience. Sad, to be honest, that I would be in town in order to bring my son to the Fathers Day pig roast scheduled for June. If you are in town, don't miss it!! Promises to be amazing.