Top Virginia Baby Shower Barns

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Long Branch is a town in the state of New Jersey. Boyce, Virginia's Long Branch Historic House and Farm is situated on 400 acres of land, approximately one hour and a half north of Washington, D.C. In order to benefit our local and regional communities, we want to preserve and use the assets of the Long Branch estate to the greatest extent possible. In addition to hosting community and private events, the circa 1811 historic house, horse retirement farm, and scenic open spaces allow us to promote education and environmental preservation. In addition, our picturesque Sheila McQueen Gardens are an ideal setting for weddings and other private events. Visit the house, have a picnic on our beautiful grounds, or hike or walk around our pristine property at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. We welcome you to come and enjoy ourselves. Let us know when we can expect to see you. Weddings Long Branch, Virginia, is nestled against the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and offers some of the most spectacular views of the Shenandoah Valley. Due to the fact that it surrounds a beautifully groomed ceremony site, our Sheila Macqueen garden is an ideal setting for traditional Virginia weddings. The Main Gallery of the mansion can accommodate up to 75 guests for a more intimate Virginia wedding and reception venue when hosting smaller parties or during inclement weather conditions. Regardless of where you choose to get married, Long Branch has a Bridal Suite and a Groom's Room where you can prepare and relax before your big day. This beautiful, upstairs room with views of the ceremony site, as well as a luxurious dressing room and bathroom, is perfect for the bride and her bridal party to get ready, while the groom's "Tack Room" is the perfect place for the groom and his groomsmen to relax and enjoy pre-wedding preparations. History Long Branch has seen it all, including the Civil War, the Reconstruction era, the Great Depression, and two world wars, among other things. Long Branch is significant because of its connection to national, regional, and local historical narratives. It was designated as a Virginia Historic Landmark in 1968 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969, respectively. Robert Carter Burwell, a descendant of Robert "King" Carter, inherited the land in Clarke County, Virginia, in 1788. The land was located along a stream known as Long Branch and was inherited by Robert Carter Burwell. Burwell established a wheat plantation on the land he inherited, employing the labor of enslaved laborers to do the work. Around 1810, he began construction on a mansion on the site, which would be completed in about twenty years. Burwell, with the assistance of a local builder-architect, designed and built the house in accordance with the classical principles suggested to him by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, the architect of the United States Capitol, in a letter dated July 21, 1811, and published in the Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. It was suggested by Latrobe that Burwell include a servant's staircase and that the dining room and chamber be located on the south side of the house. Burwell was unable to incorporate all of Latrobe's recommendations into the final design of Long Branch, but he did include the servant's staircase, which can still be seen today in the building. Burwell did not have much time to enjoy his new home because, while serving in the military during the War of 1812 in the filthy camps around Norfolk, Virginia, he became ill and died.

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Urban Chic, Private, Romantic, and Timeless Elegance are all characteristics of this property. Shadow Creek is a wedding location in Purcellville, Virginia that can accommodate up to 150 guests. At this enchanting venue, rustic charm is combined with sophisticated elegance to provide couples with an unforgettable backdrop for their wedding ceremony and reception. The property, which includes over 200 acres of lovely meadows, rolling hills, and groomed landscapes, is an idyllic respite from the rush and bustle of everyday life. At Shadow Creek, couples are invited to select from a variety of ceremony and reception settings located throughout the property to hold their special day. The urban-chic wedding barn at the site is a dynamic open-plan event space that can accommodate a variety of different events. A beautiful banquet hall featuring exposed wooden beams, towering ceilings, and enchanting chandeliers that can be adapted to meet your specific design requirements and decor concept. For a ceremony in the sun, the estate has a number of beautiful sites that provide unimpeded views of the verdant fields around the property. Due to inclement weather, the barn's front portico has been converted into a covered area that can be used for a romantic service. The team at Shadow Creek will collaborate with you to guarantee that every detail of your special day has been thoughtfully planned and beautifully performed by our staff. The in-house event team will collaborate with you to ensure that your event planning experience is both stress-free and fun. The pleasant team will take care of the set-up and clean-up, enabling you to relax and enjoy the remainder of your day. On the day of your event, you will be invited to the venue's get-ready room where you will be able to prepare for your celebration. This private apartment provides plenty of space for you and your bridal party to rest and have a pampering treatment before walking down the aisle. It is ideal for small wedding parties.

• Spaces for 40-500 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Ballroom
• 8 Total Spaces

Mountain Lake Lodge sits within a 2,600-acre nature preserve in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Pembroke, Virginia, home to Mountain Lake — a rare natural lake known for underground waterways that periodically drain and refill it. The property gained wider recognition as a filming location for "Dirty Dancing," including the film's well-known lift scene, and carries that legacy into a Southern-hospitality ethos it describes as inviting guests to "come as friends, leave as family." Lodging ranges from the Main Stone Lodge and the pet-friendly Chestnut Lodge to individual cabins and homes scattered across the property, giving wedding and event guests a range of accommodations for a multi-day stay. For events, the lodge offers indoor spaces such as the stone-walled Grand Ballroom and the timber-beamed Mary's Barn, along with outdoor options including the Gazebo, Gazebo Lawn, and the mountaintop Overlook at Historic Clubhouse. Beyond the event spaces, the grounds offer 22 miles of trails and outdoor activities such as hiking, sledding, and ice skating, giving couples and planners a built-in setting for weekend-long celebrations.

• Spaces for 200-250 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Total Spaces

Lydia Mountain Lodge & Log Cabin is a mountain retreat in Stanardsville, Virginia, set along the Blue Ridge Mountains with views from its lodge, event venues, and surrounding cabins. The property traces its history to land tied to a Civil War-era family, later purchased by Bruce Shifflett, who built it into today's collection of cabins, a 20-room lodge, and wedding venues. The lodge anchors the property with 20 individually themed guest rooms, each offering mountain views, alongside dozens of surrounding cabins available for lodging. On-site, Bearrr Appetit Restaurant serves American fusion cuisine with a modern rustic feel and provides in-house catering for events. For weddings and private events, Lydia Mountain offers several distinct venues, including the Lodge Event Hall, Lydia Pavilion, and Lydia's Barn at Evermore Farm, each set against the surrounding mountain scenery. The venues have hosted weddings, corporate events, family reunions, church functions, and parties of varying sizes, with a dedicated venue coordinator assisting with planning.

• Spaces for 32-150 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Wineries

James Charles Winery & Vineyard is a family-owned winery in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, near Winchester, set against views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Opened in 2015 by the Bogaty family — who first began growing grapes at their nearby Veramar Vineyard in the early 1990s — the winery is named for family patriarch James Charles and is led by winemaker Justin Bogaty, whose wines have earned more than 97 ratings of 85 points or higher from Wine Enthusiast Magazine. The winery's event spaces are built around its vineyard setting. The barn-style Salon, with sweeping views of the valley and mountains beyond, hosts up to 50 guests for corporate meetings, rehearsal dinners, and private parties, while the sunlit Terrace Room accommodates up to 32 guests for birthdays, wedding showers, and small dinner affairs. A private Bridal Suite loft above the Salon gives wedding parties a dedicated space to prepare, complete with a lounge area and sliding barn doors that open for a reveal into the event space below. Beyond private events, James Charles Winery is a dog- and family-friendly stop in Virginia wine country, with regular live music, seasonal events, and tastings of its estate wines.

• Spaces for 99-500 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Total Spaces

Just off the Blue Ridge Parkway at Milepost 115, Explore Park spans hundreds of acres of rolling hills, pristine woodlands, river frontage, hiking trails, and historical buildings, all about 15 minutes from downtown Roanoke. The park, operated by Roanoke County Parks, Recreation and Tourism, offers rental venues suited to weddings, corporate retreats, and community gatherings, with no restrictions on catering or event planners. Outdoor rental spaces include Riverside Village and the Houtz Barn Field, a pastoral meadow setting with historical buildings, including a barn, as a backdrop for tented celebrations and social events; renters may bring in their own tents, tables, chairs, and even bounce houses. For indoor gatherings, the Arthur Taubman Center offers a full floor of meeting and party space with a fireplace, built-in wooden bar, breakout rooms, and a walkout deck overlooking the park's natural surroundings. The Explore Park Visitor Center, which includes the Blue Ridge Room and the Blue Ridge Parkway Museum, can also be rented for evening events when the facility is closed to the public. Guests can extend a visit with fourteen miles of hiking and biking trails, the Tree Top Quest aerial adventure course, and a craft beer or Virginia wine and cider at Twin Creeks Brewpub.

• Spaces for 300-500 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Waterfront

Mimosa Barn sits on 17.5 acres along Eyrehall Creek on Virginia's Eastern Shore, directly across the water from the historic Eyre Hall plantation near Cape Charles. Built in 1863, the barn has been restored into an event venue offering 2,808 square feet of space, including a first-floor dressing suite with a lounge, kitchenette, bedroom, and full and half baths that opens onto a brick patio steps from the water's edge. Mimosa Barn hosts weddings, holiday parties, reunions, and other celebrations, with an advertised capacity of 300+ guests. Its front concrete patio can be tented for additional covered space, and the side lawn — a professionally maintained Bermuda grass lawn — offers further room for tented events. Nearby, the property's restored historic corn crib serves as a catering prep area with stainless steel prep tables, a warming box, and a three-compartment sink, while the historic milking station has been converted into a fire pit and gathering spot for guests.