Had my wedding here July 2nd, 2021. The planning process started during the pandemic -- it was…read morestressful and confusing as a bride but Erica and her team here at the old school house made it so easy. She always replied to emails, she asked questions to ensure things were the way i'd like them to be, and she was helpful in recommending certain set ups. Pandemic restrictions threw us a curveball just about every week but Erica was so flexible and accommodating. I've heard many wedding venue horror stories but our case was far from a mess. The venue was beautiful and the perfect for our size wedding of 80 inside and 125 outside. We went with The Old Schoolhouse's partner "Premiere Catering," and they worked so perfectly as a team. Food was amazing and service was great. Thank you to Erica and her team, as well as Michael and his team from Premiere Catering

Solid venue!!! I wish I had known about this venue when I got married. My client got married at…read morethis venue, and I was pleasantly surprised by the versatility and amenities this gem offers. Another thing I would like to note is that the venue manager, Nicole, is one of the "good guys" in the wedding industry. She doesn't want clients or vendors to feel alone in the process/on the big day, and truly went above and beyond in a way I don't see all venues do. Anyone who gets married here is in excellent hands.

It was great to work with Lynn on our series of beginning felting classes. She worked with us to…read morecreate a schedule that worked best for us, our budget and to minimize extra work on set-up and knock-down of our materials. She also offered us the flexibility to allow us to use to the room to our best advantage. Everything was always clean and she attended to every detail. There is a lovely "living room" like set up in the adjacent area with fireplace, leather chairs and kitchen area. She always had water and a pot of hot water and coffee available for coffee or tea. She was always welcoming and accommodating. AFter some awful experiences with some other local venues, it was a joy to work with her!

What a lovely place. Lynn was wonderful to work with and helped me plan a perfect Rehearsal dinner…read morefor my sons wedding. I would recommend this venue for anyone looking for a place to hold an intimate at home feeling gathering without having to do all that getting ready. Her communication was great, the tables were all set out and looking lovely when we arrived and the courtyard was warm and inviting. Oh and the pricing is very competitive. Cannot wait to host another event at Windrose!

I've hosted many parties here. From small intimate gatherings to large 50 person brunch/dinner…read more-it's just amazing. You seriously can't beat this French country mansion. The courtyard and golf course make for great photos. I'll continue to book it for birthdays, anniversary or work events. Whatever the event is.

Amazing venue beautiful inside and out for weddings social or corporate events of any kind indoor…read moreor outdoor

We had a beautiful wedding at the Falls Event Center (03/2018)! Carla was great to work with and…read morefrom the moment we looked at the venue we knew this was the place we wanted to get married. The staff/venue was great and we had a very relaxed/accommodating experience. I am thankful I chose this venue!

We love this winery! We've been many times. The venue is absolutely beautiful. Their whites, roses…read moreand reds are all wonderful. Plus, owners Becky and Terry are very gracious and entertaining hosts. If you haven't stopped by for wine tasting or been to one of their events, I definitely recommend doing so.

Was not professional. I love dogs, but the house smelled like dog and the owner pouring smelled…read morelike dog which ruined the experience. Pool was dirty as well. Many more beautiful places to visit.

Knudsen Vineyards was one of the most meaningful winery experiences I've ever had…read more Our visit went far beyond an incredible wine tasting. We had the opportunity to spend time with Page Knudsen Cowles, whose family helped establish Oregon as one of the world's premier wine regions. She shared the history of her family's vineyard, the realities of running a multi generational business, and how they continue to honor her parents' legacy while moving the winery forward. One of my favorite moments was ending our visit with a private lunch in the beautiful cabin her father built for her mother, a place that now welcomes wine club members. Sitting there while hearing their family's story made us feel like we had been invited into something very special. Between the breathtaking vineyard views, wonderful wines, warm hospitality, yoga overlooking the vines, hiking the property, and the incredible personal stories, this was so much more than a winery visit. It was an experience I'll never forget.

This review is long overdue but my husband and I visited Knudsen last October. The tasting room and…read morepatio are absolutely beautiful and the wines were at the top of our favorites from our entire visit to the area. I can't remember our tasting host's name, but he was very welcoming, funny, and knowledgeable. We also met Brittany, the tasting room manager who ended up helping us sign up for the wine club. Since then we have met Page at a wine club event in Minnesota as well, which was a lovely event. We can't say enough good things about Knudsen! Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

The facility and the views at Domain Serene are immaculate. The service was amazing, and so was the…read more2019 Cour Blanc (White Pinot Noir) and charcuterie board (wanted to lick the board). I will say the vibe is really chill and kind of bougie (not the good kind of bougie) which isn't necessarily my fav but I would still recommend you visit at least once.

My sister and i were on a wine tasting trip to the Willamette Valley and put Domaine Serene on our…read morelist because of all the reviews and recommendations. We also wanted a place that offered tastings of white wines since Pinot is not our favorite. We arrived without a reservation. Mind you, this place is HUGE! There are numerous rooms that were completely empty. The main tasting room had probably 5 tables occupied, so it was not crowded. We didn't make a reservation because we went to another winery first, which was a 90 minute tasting, and then had lunch afterwards. Domaine was our second stop, but we didn't want to guess at a time we'd arrive with our driver. The host was kind enough and sat us at a low table that I requested. It took about 10 minutes before anyone came to our table to pour some tastes. While we waited, my sister walked over towards the bar area and overheard two of the wine servers say "it's okay, they're just a walk-in." Really? Maybe we were a walk-in with a thousand dollars to spend! Our pourer was accommodating to our taste for white wine and created a tasting for us. We also ordered a half serving of oysters to pair with our wines. After our first taste, the guy came back and poured us three tastes of three of the same varietal and left the bottles on our table. We waited over 30 minutes for him to come back! In that time, we took it upon ourselves to refill our glasses, and not one person came to see if we were okay or if we were done with our oysters. Finally, after that long wait, we got to taste two more whites. The tasting was $60 each, but if you bought wine totaling $120, they waived the fees. Only because of that, I ordered two bottles. That, along with the oysters got us to the minimum, so our tastings ended up no charge. Good thing! I would have been very vocal if I had paid that much to be completely ignored! All in all, their wines were decent enough, but I'll never go back or order from them again.

My friends and I went to a "Take Over" event at Saffron Fields this weekend. A small, boutique…read morewinery, Wildsound, was pouring their wines alongside Saffron Fields. It was so fun to actually talk to the wife, a partner of the Man and Woman Duo who are involved in every step of the winemaking process. I ended up buying a Rose and a Gamay Noir, one of my least favorite varietals, that somehow worked. Back to Saffron Fields, it's a very nice tasting room with plenty of indoor/outdoor seating with lawn games for kids and adults. I believe the owner's artwork is all over the walls and you could spend time wandering around taking it all in. They also have live music events that I went to last year so they pretty much have something for everyone.

This winery has become one of my new favorites this year. It has beauty, charm, hospitality, and…read morefantastic wines. I first visited this place in March 2025. I was so impressed. It's quite magical - from the intriguing artwork to the gorgeous garden - it's a place to settle into and take a moment to enjoy wine and nature. In March 2025 they offered complimentary wine tasting that specific month. I think each month they have a special event or a special offering. In March we did buy a bottle of their wine to take home after our tasting. They also serve small snack platters which pair excellent with the wine. We ordered one and it was deliciously fantastic. In the spring they had yard games and in the winter they have a cozy fire pit. Right now in November/December 2025 they are offering tickets on select Saturdays to come to their special holiday night light show. I went last Saturday. They had S'mores, mulled wine, hot chocolate, and hot fresh apple cider. The gardens dazzled with music and lights. I had two s'mores and a little cup of each drink. The cider and hot chocolate brought back childhood nostalgia and hit the spot. Tickets are required, but the first weekend was free unless you did wine tasting or buy wine by the glass. It was very magical. Everyone was friendly and full of holiday cheer. The gardens were beautiful to walk. I took my elderly parents. My mother recently experienced a bad head injury so my parents opted not to drink. I tried a small taste of the mulled wine, but it was too strong for me. I made an Instagram reel of my experience besides this review. I hope others can come out and enjoy the magic of this place too. I definitely will come back. I hope they offer more food and events. That really raises the bar and makes them the best winery in Yamhill Wine Country.