Just attended my class reunion in the barn and I cannot say enough good things. The committee did a…read moregreat job decorating and putting memorabilia out at the venue. The food was fantastic! We all had such a great time! Highly recommend for your event.

10/10 if we could. Whitney's Wild Oak Ranch went above and beyond our expectations for our recent…read morewedding. Joey, our coordinator made sure the day went off without a hitch and to say that the food was incredible is an understatement! We had chicken in a 'white Alabama sauce' and our guests STILL cannot stop talking about it! All other food was also just as great. I will update this post as soon as I have pictures back but the Estate, ceremony site, beer donkey, food, bar, and of course, the barn were above and beyond our expectations. 10/10 recommend Whitney's Wild Oak Ranch for any upcoming event

This venue holds a special place is our hearts! We got married here in 2014 and just wrapped our…read morebaby shower this weekend. Sally and Mike Pace are a dream to work with and their staff is always great and helpful. This venue comes with pretty much everything for an amazing rate. As of today, you can have flexibility on DJ, bar setup and catering options, tables, linens and chairs provided, they book security for you and make everything seamless. They even will offer additional resources to help you set up and breakdown. There is a reason we had both important events here and it is worth a tour and getting to know the Paces. You will be in good hands on your special day and every day leading up to it. We look forward to the many years ahead of continuing to hold our events here.

My family of 5 (3 adult children) stayed at the Running P for several nights while visiting Kings…read moreCaynon and Sequoia National Parks. Sally and Mike were fantastic hosts. They gave great advice as to what to see and the logistics and timing for visiting the Parks as well as nearby restaurants. The location of the Running P Ranch is convenient to both park entrances and an ideal place to unwind. We had everything we needed to prepare meals including a stocked Keurig machine for morning coffee.

My wife and I live in Mesa, AZ, but we travel each year to many fairs and festivals all over the…read morewest coast. We try to add new fairs each year, and this one fit our travel plans really well. We went to Pleasanton for the Alameda County Fair and this little gem near Bakersfield was a fantastic stop on our way back home. Kind of remote and west from the 99, Hanford is a small farming community not too far from Bakersfield. Has a real old-time feel. After checking out the town and their shopping mall, we headed to the fair. Great location. Huge parking area. Beautiful fairgrounds with a carnival run by Helm & Sons Amusements. There was a magician (Jeff Martin), a stilt walker (Rebecca Fireplug), and two jugglers (Circus Luminescence). There was a stage next to the Fine Arts Building which also had musical acts and dancers to entertain fairgoers. Further down the way they had their livestock barns and show arenas. Lots of local families with kids there to show their animals. All along the fair on both sides were vendors selling goods and services and food options typical of a county fair. Also, a great coffee/drink truck called Tom's - my wife's favorite. Love that we were able to add this fair to our ever-growing list of events and hope to return soon.

This is a fun community fair…read more They had a ton of rides and even ways to win wristbands for rides. I got amazing Tom's coffee in a food truck. They had a fun magician and stiltwalker. There were jugglers that did fun routines. Plus a grey cow that I really thought was so pretty. I'd definitely come back. I had a wonderful day.

This is a fabulous facility to visit, they always have something new! Wide selection of reasonably…read morepriced tack, apparel, and horse supplies. The arena out back hosts occasional ropings, barrel racings, and gymkhana also cattle sortings! They are also a boarding facility with grass pastures or barn boarding. We've done business with them for many years and we wouldn't have it any other way! :)

Well what can you say about a small town museum. This one is connected with The Exeter Courthouse…read moreGallery that exhibits a great variety of artwork on the weekends. The gallery is one of the finest small art galleries in the valley and has hosted many top notch artists from the west with their shows. The museum houses a collection of both local and regional history and is known to exhibit a surprising number of exceptionally rare artifacts from California history. I have seen documents from the Civil War Union army encampment, Camp Babbitt, located over in Visalia. The Union army posted the camp there to quell the Confederate sympathizers living in the southern San Joaquin Valley, and although it did so, it was at a price. The area is still a bastion of people from southern states, even today. Every museum has Native American artifacts and this one is no exception. For a small museum there is a very nice collection of many types of Native American artifacts from the past. Best of all there are video screens playing all the time with local historic photographs from the area. I am not saying this is the best museum I've ever visited, but for a small community, it holds its own for quality and collections. It really is a "Gotta See" place to visit when you are in Exeter at the antique shops and murals.

My husband and I got married at Cottonwood Barn in April 2026. Tami and her staff are amazing! The…read moreproperty is beautiful and immaculately maintained. It was easy for our outside vendors to coordinate with Cottonwood and the setup provided by the Cottonwood staff was exactly what we asked for. The on site bridal suite was a perfect getting ready space. I can't overstate how stunning this venue is!

I was in a wedding here in July. It was 115 degrees outside. Early in the morning, the AC…read moremini-splits stopped working (you heard me right - not a real AC unit, MINI SPLITS). They began spewing ice and that was it. The coolest room in the apartment/bride's room was 98 degrees from that point on. The rest of the room was hotter. No air flow. No cold water. Not a single place in the entire venue to escape the heat. The infrastructure couldn't handle an ice trailer that needed to be plugged in and it popped a breaker - my husband had to run it off his generator. The level of intense heat and lack of water (the fridge in the bride's room didn't work) was horrific and, frankly, a massive health risk. We were sweating out of our makeup and dresses. Unacceptable response from the venue host. who did NOTHING to fix the AC problem except tell us to close the windows and doors that were ONLY OPEN BECAUSE THE MINI-SPLITS HAD SEIZED UP AND WE NEEDED AIR FLOW. Little kids were on the brink of heat exhaustion and franikly, so were we. We spent all day chugging Liquid IV and hoping we didn't pass out. The heat was unbearable. Putting people through that kind of intense heat is a massive liability on the venue's part - INSANE. I am appalled and repulsed at the total lack of concern and infrastructure from the venue on the issue of cooling. Summer weddings should not be offered here, period. They are NOT set up for it.

My husband and I were blessed to have found such a wonderful place to hold our parent's 50th…read moreWedding Anniversary. Which will be next year February 2018. If you have a upcoming event there is a lady by the name of Nacy who is so friendly and will answer any questions you may have. We look forward to working with her. It will be a beautiful Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary!

We got married here on 4/7/2018 and absolutely LOVED it. I always wanted to get married outside but…read moresince our wedding was in April (and we were worried about rain) the building made my dreams come true by providing a gorgeous view of the outdoors without actually being outside. We were originally going to have the ceremony outdoor at our uncles house, but it actually did rain on our wedding day and the day before, and the manager of the memorial building, Nancy, contacted the pastor of the Presbyterian Church next door for me and we were able to move our ceremony to the church last minute -- which was gorgeous. Nancy was unbelievably helpful through the entire process! Tyler was also very nice and helpful. The windows of the hall made a gorgeous view during dinner. The rain stopped early in the day and we were able to roll up the two giant doors to the amazing outdoor patio and danced all night! The hall in itself is beautiful for just being a "hall" and with some fairy lights and some other decor, it looked just as good as all the other overpriced venues -- most of which do not have an entire wall that rolls up to form the unique indoor/outdoor space. We are so thrilled to have been married in the wonderful town of Three Rivers, and we will be back every year!

Came here for a wedding it was a nice venue, very roomy. The dance floor area is large enough to…read moreget your groove on. The outside is nice and well kept.