I was surprised to see that this place had not been reviewed on Yelp yet, because it's such a…read morebeautiful place for an event. I believe they may be fairly new. Located just down the road from the golf course and Selma, Bailey's Place has been beautifully landscaped to hold events, wedding ceremonies, etc. I was visiting here for a wedding. It's a gorgeous setup with an arbor, that the bride and groom got married under. There was seating set up in front of the arbor for guest. Behind the arbor was a cabin, that can be used for wedding party to get ready. But also can be used for receptions or having the wedding in. I believe this was the backup if it had rained. There isn't necessarily a parking lot, but a grassy area this is designated for parking. And lots of trees for shading.

From the owner: Tours are by appointment only…read more Email BaileysPlaceEvents@gmail.com for all injuries.

This may be Preble County's best kept secret. It's a neighborhood movie house showing brand new…read morefirst run features. Each one runs for two weeks with shows on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings and a Thursday matinee. I drove past here countless times and never really was interested. I had the mistaken impression this was going to be a pull down screen in a basement with metal folding chairs. But it was Christmastide and I wanted to see Puss In Boots so I figured I'd take a chance. Surprised and impressed ! Been back twice since. It's a full size theatre screen, the picture quality is excellent and the sound couldn't be better. The theatre is housed in what was once the auditorium of Eaton High School which relocated to a larger campus some years ago. It's a good size auditorium with center and two side aisles with the motion sensor footlights so you can see where you're going. The seats are comfortable. Wish there was a bit more legroom and that they reclined, but hey.... Ticket price is only $6 as in six dollars a person. There's popcorn, cold drinks and snacks for sale at similarly wallet friendly prices. It's staffed by volunteers and they are the nicest folks. The place is clean and well maintained. Looking forward to enjoying more movie nights here.

From the owner: The Gym & Star Theatre at Eagles Point brings historic charm and modern amenities to Eaton. Opened…read morein October 2022, this multipurpose venue offers first-run & classic movies, live music, and theatrical performances in a beautifully renovated 1928 building (former Eaton High School). The Star Theatre boasts state-of-the-art equipment, while The Gym provides a variety of activities for all ages. Both the gym and theatre are available for public or private rentals.

If you find yourself leaning toward the Conrad when you think about overnight accommodations, then…read moreyou'll likely want to stay far away from Richmond, Indiana's Quaker Hill Conference Center, a quiet little gem in an area populated by two of the historic peace churches, Friends (Quakers) and Church of the Brethren. For those who are aware, Earlham College in Richmond is a Quaker college, while Church of the Brethren operates their seminary, Bethany Theological Seminary, in Richmond right alongside the Earlham campus. So, yeah, you should take a hint that "Quaker Hill" is very much guided by, but not necessarily limited to, Quaker values encouraging simplicity, hospitality, social responsibility and being, well, friendly. I've stayed at Quaker Hill Conference Center on multiple occasions over the years as a graduate of the seminary and, at least until recently, a Church of the Brethren pastor. As Christina C. noted in her 2014 review, Quaker Hill is run by the "nicest people" and has the "best food" ever. Quaker Hill is mostly geared toward small to moderate-sized gatherings including conferences, workshops, special events, retreats and more. The main building, Evans House, existed as a private home from its construction in 1855 until the 1940's. During World War II, the house was used as a place for refugee resettlement, while it also housed a day camp and a Rural Life Association. Woodard Lodge was added in 1971 and they also offer an outdoor amphitheatre, dining options (up to 60 can be accommodated), meeting rooms for 10-60, and a neat little feature called a Solitude Room for personal retreats. They also have a picnic shelter and even limited long-term apartment options. You are able to have your meals at Quaker Hill - indeed, the food is terrific and typically served buffet style. Prices per meal range from $9-15, though they do offer some value conscious options. While it may sound like Quaker Hill is only for groups, every single time I've stayed there it's been alone while attending classes at the fairly close by seminary. If you require accessibility, this is definitely a place where you want to make that known up front. While they can often accommodate, their buildings are older and if you don't make your needs known you could show up on a weekend with every room booked and you've been assigned an inaccessible room - and yeah, I did this once and learned from it. It was completely my fault. Prices do vary by arrangement - I'm hesitant to cite prices as it can vary between groups, conferences, etc. I would plan on something above a Motel 6 and substantially lower than most hotels. If your body is somewhat requiring of a more luxurious sleeping situation, you may want to visit Quaker Hill first to see if it meets your needs. The room I was in, for example, often had a full-sized bed. They do have different options. Again, communication is pretty important here. So, why a 5-star if I communicate reservations? The people are stellar, the facilities are top notch and you are treated well here. The conference center is set close to a business corridor, but in a wooded area with tremendous privacy. If you're truly treating this is a retreat or personal getaway, this is simply stellar. If you go into it expecting a "motel" type setting, you may be setting yourself up for disappointment. While I'm done with seminary, I wouldn't hesitate to return and I find myself often recommending Quaker Hill to friends visiting Richmond.

Nicest people and best food ever!…read more I have to come every other year a couple times for work training. In Woodard Lodge, the rooms are always clean and come with two twin beds. There is a nice common area where you can hang out. There are rooms in the main building too, but I've never stayed there. We always have our training in the large room int he main building and it fits about 35 in a circle around the edges. It is historical looking, which is a nice change from the modernity of most buildings. The reason I love coming here is because of the food. I think everything is made from scratch with love. I always joke that I gain 5 pounds every time I'm here. They always have multiple dessert options with lunch and dinner. I would recommend coming here for the food alone. They also have a great tea selection. There is a nice wooded area right next to the conference center where you can hike to a small waterfall. It is a nice escape from daily life.

I am a sucker for the reclaimed/vintage/bluesy cool vibe...and this spot has it! I attended a…read morewedding reception here on a Sunday afternoon, so I cannot attest to the busines or space outside of an event like this -- but it was awesome. Kind of has a spacious, rustic barn feel yet it's industrial, yet it's cozy. Hard to explain. Definitely would consider this space if I were holding an event in Richmond at any time. Only accessible via freight elevator that you HAVE to have an employee run for you...take it to the 4th floor and through a cool old warehouse-y feeling joint, through the doors, and you're there. Go down the hall lined with children's art (at my visit) and straight through another set of doors. Minimalist restrooms in the hall outside just have drawn curtains for doors, so beware. Cool old flyers, pictures, postcards adorned the walls in the restroom. I wanted to read them all. Overall a super sweet space if it's your bag. New Boswell Brewery beers on tap (4 of them!) was the cherry on top for me. Cheers!

Natural Springs Resort was a little slice of heaven for us. Our two bedroom cabin with a full bath…read moreand kitchen was perfect for our family. The private patio with a grill and fire pit had a view of the water. It was also impeccably clean. Being able to rent a golf cart made traveling around the resort with two kids a breeze. From the beach to the multiple playgrounds, we were able to get anywhere we needed. There are so many amenities as well. The spring fed lake is gorgeous. There is a kids swimming area and a deeper adult swimming area with a swimming mat and a floating dock. If lake swimming isn't for you, there is also a heated pool. We also used the Wibit (floating obstacle course), kayaks, and paddle boats. All the rentals were reasonably priced and were great additions to our stay. The camp store and cafe are great as well. We were able to grab pizza and ice cream during our stay. We will definitely be back.

Spent a weekend here:…read more 1. They give you a parking pass as you roll through the gate, then they come around to the sights to check you in. 2. Depending on how people park the sites can be a little tough to pack into.. 3. There are sooooooo many golf carts! And the golf cart parade at sun down, it was over the top. The parade seemed to be made out of season campers that all know one another. 4. The older teenage element, that seemed to be seasonal campers, whoa! The mouthes one them. We fished with our kids as they dropped bunches of foul language & then proceeded to talk about fighting people, slamming people on the ground, and then ultimately sexual intercourse. These kids were not role models for our young ones. Oh and they were watching a kid that is about 6 years old. 5. The bathrooms, while they were. It the worst we've ever seen, they need a make over. 6. The lake is awesome. Bring a kayak or canoe if you have it. 7. Our fire pit had not been cleaned out in a very very long time.

A must See! Beautiful drive thru park to see Elk and there is also a trading post and a place to…read moreeat. I didn't stop at either of those today, but I will be back. Loved it! If you have time and are in the area I highly recommend you checking this place out!

I visited here with my FFA chapter during National FFA Convention. Our experience was top notch!…read moreOur guided tour was very informative, and the owner was super knowledgeable and patient with all our questions. The on-site lunch was absolutely fantastic and service was so friendly! The activities were perfect even for my older teenagers! And of course the elk were fascinating! Highly recommend!

Wine is great…read more Service is great The servers are friendly NANCY is awesome !!! 6 for $9 is the tasting Reasonable They have some food trucks sometimes They have some snacks Great little place !

The Olde Schoolhouse Vineyard and winery was so beautiful on a summer day since they have an…read moreamazing outdoor area. The inside has a lot of seating for multiple groups. They have plenty of wine to test and I love the flight options. I had the red wine flight which consisted of a variety of red wines to try. I loved how there were food options as well. The staff were really nice and helpful in trying to decide what to try.

This place is just beautiful! It's a wonderful venue for a wedding. The property is private and is…read moreperfect for that special day. The barn is modernized with facilities for guests and they have a bar for those important refreshments. We attended a wedding here that was outside under a huge oak tree. If weather had not cooperated there was plenty of room in the barn. I'd recommend it!

I attended a wedding at this Venue in July. What a great place to hold the wedding. The vine arch…read moredecorated with flowers in the woods was wonderful as was the burlap aisle runner. The barn and he "milk parlor" had some really great decorating details using machine parts from a farm. I have to say if it were my daughter, knowing what I know now, I would have a spring or fall wedding here but not a summer wedding. There was no air conditioning whatsoever. The guests were all sweating up a storm and couldn't stand staying in the barn because it was so hot. The small house fans were weak and offered no relief. They desperately need ceiling fans at a minimum and a swamp cooler would be good. My companion was beyond overheated and couldn't leave because there was no cel reception to call an uber.

It's so great to finally have a locally-owned coffee shop just minutes away from Richmond's east…read moreside. The coffee & espresso are great, the coffee drinks are creative, and everything is served with a smile. As the business continues to grow, there will be a greater selection of baked goods, chocolates, and light bites. I look forward to seeing this business expand! #shoplocal #supportsmallbusinesses #womanowned

We randomly stopped here after looking for Al alternative place for coffee, and ended up purchasing…read moresome delicious muffins! The ambience and setting are tremendous. There's lots of parking and an outdoor space. It'd be a great place to bring a laptop and hangout. The server was friendly, and very accommodating when asking about food allergies.