Top West Virginia Golf Outing Venues

• Spaces for 60-100 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Artsbridge is a local, non-profit arts organization with a beautiful space perfect for your small events!

• Spaces for 2-200 Guests
• 2 Bars
• 1 Outdoor
• 5 Total Spaces

Nestled in West Virginia's breathtaking Appalachian mountains, Puesta Del Sol Farm offers couples an enchanting Tuscan Villa-style wedding experience just 20 minutes from Winchester, VA. Our family-owned, minority women-owned venue specializes in creating unforgettable celebrations for up to 200 guests across our stunning property featuring stone courtyards, lush pastures, and an exclusive underground wine cellar built with local river stones. What sets us apart is our "weekender" approach – giving you multiple days to celebrate without feeling rushed, plus our commitment to treating every guest like family. From intimate micro weddings in our 25-guest wine cellar to grand celebrations in our new pavilion, we offer fully customizable packages with comprehensive planning services. Our eco-friendly venue runs on 100% net zero energy with geothermal and solar power, and we provide on-site accommodations including a private off-grid cabin and our soon-to-open 6-bedroom farmhouse. Perfect for couples who love the outdoors and seek a unique, luxury experience, Puesta Del Sol Farm delivers breathtaking sunset views, wheelchair accessibility, and partnerships with premier local vendors. Let us create the wedding of your dreams in the heart of Appalachia's natural beauty.

• Spaces for 600 Guests
• 1 Meeting Space

Home of the annual WV Mountain State Art & Craft Fair, Cedar Lakes is more than just a conference and event center. The park-like setting is host to many events, including our Folk Art at The Lakes artisan workshops, weddings, reunions, large events, and many more. There's so much to do here during your stay: explore our hiking trails, fish in one of 4 lakes, take in a round of disc or mini golf, have a picnic, or just explore the beautiful grounds. We have everything you need for your next event. Cedar Lakes is open year-round, and our facility offers hotel and motel style accommodations with private baths or dormitory type lodging. We can accommodate 20 to 500 people for meal service. Please call 304-372-7860 to check for availability!

• Spaces for 250 Guests

The Capitol Theatre Ballroom sits on the second floor of the Capitol Theatre, a Beaux-Arts building that opened in downtown Wheeling, West Virginia, in 1928. The room was never meant to be a ballroom. It was built as the lobby for an eight-story hotel planned above the theatre, and its foundation and massive steel beams were engineered to carry those eight additional stories. The hotel never went up. The ballroom is built to reconfigure — theatre style, classroom style, board style, u-shape, hollow square, whatever an event calls for. A permanent stage carries built-in audio and projection. Elevator or stairs reach it. Since the theatre reopened in 2009, the room has drawn national touring musicians for intimate concerts, comedians, and speaking engagements with U.S. political leaders. It also hosts wedding receptions and other private events. Two more spaces round out the theatre: the Lobby, suited to press conferences and small receptions, and the Beaux-Arts Mezzanine, reached by the grand staircases and set for cocktail receptions and intimate dinners.

• Spaces for 35-225 Guests
• 3 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Parks

High on a hilltop in Marshall County, West Virginia, Grand Vue Park looks out across the Ohio Valley, where rolling hills and rivers fill the view below. It is a recreational park that opens its grounds to weddings, banquets, and gatherings of every kind, and much of its welcome comes from the setting itself. Guests find a choice of indoor and open-air settings. The Banquet Hall is a customizable room framed by wooden beams, with an adjoining patio just outside — an easy fit for wedding receptions and milestone celebrations. Beyond it, the Overlook Terrace sets ceremonies against the valley below, and a courtyard offers another spot to exchange vows in the open air. For reunions, graduation parties, and cookouts, a collection of shelters hosts groups from a few dozen up to 200, several with grills, a kitchen, and the same long view over the valley. There is plenty to keep a celebration going once the toasts are done. Ziplines and aerial courses, swimming pools, hiking trails, disc golf, and mini golf spread across the park, while cabins, treetop villas, and an RV park give guests a place to stay — turning a wedding or family reunion into a whole weekend rather than a single afternoon.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Wine Cellar Park is a city park in Dunbar, West Virginia, home to Anderson Lake, which is stocked with trout each year and known for great fishing and beautiful scenery. A scenic walking trail and a playground round out the grounds. The park's fireplace shelter is available for seasonal rental, making it a straightforward pick for picnics and other outdoor daytime gatherings. The shelter houses eight picnic tables and two grills and rents for $95 a day between 9 a.m. and dark. A smaller shelter with two picnic tables of its own sits nearby for more casual get-togethers. The fireplace shelter sits within a few feet of the park's main parking lot, keeping loading and unloading simple, and it's close to both the playground and handicapped-accessible restrooms. It's also within walking distance of the nationally recognized Wine Cellars. Anderson Lake remains open to visitors until dusk, except in poor weather.

• Spaces for 40-840 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 11 Total Spaces

Canaan Valley Resort State Park occupies a mountain valley near Davis, West Virginia, where a year-round lodge sits amid ski terrain, hiking and biking trails, and a championship golf course. That landscape shapes the events held here: couples can hold an outdoor ceremony reached by a scenic chairlift ride, framed by the surrounding mountains, or keep the ceremony indoors, then carry the celebration into recreation that ranges from sporting clays and archery to an outdoor pool. More than 25,000 square feet of function space spans a dozen rooms, from small private meeting rooms to two large reception venues — Bear Paw Lodge and the Pavilion — that each seat several hundred guests for banquets and weddings. Floor plans reconfigure for theater-style, classroom, banquet, or standing-reception layouts, and a culinary team handles catering and full-service banquets while a conference-services team supports planning. Complimentary high-speed internet reaches the meeting rooms. On-site lodging keeps groups together, from a 160-room lodge to cabins and cottages around the property.

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Event Space

India Center is a cultural and event facility in South Charleston, West Virginia. Conceived in the early 1980s and completed in 1995, the two-story brick building comprises about 15,000 square feet and was built to house social and cultural activities for the community as a whole. The main floor holds a multipurpose hall that seats 300, a stage of roughly 1,000 square feet with a changing room, and a balcony that runs the length of the hall; the hall floor is finished for indoor activities such as badminton. A library with a study area and office occupies the same level. At the balcony level, a 1,000-square-foot prayer hall, open to all religions, accommodates 150. The lower level contains a 3,000-square-foot dining hall, a fully equipped kitchen, and a conference room. The building is available for private rental, and its hall has been set for weddings and receptions. The Center's stated mission is to preserve Indian art and culture and share it with the people of West Virginia, alongside community programs such as free yoga and meditation classes and educational seminars.

• Spaces for 133 Guests

The Barn of Harpers Ferry is a working music room and full bar first, an event venue second — and that order is the point. Most weekends its wooden interior fills with live performers, a roster that runs from established touring acts to up-and-coming talent playing bluegrass, Americana, jazz, funk, blues, and reggae beneath string lights and chalkboard menus. Craft beer, a full bar, and welcoming bartenders keep the room easy. The rhythm carries through the week: an Old Tyme Session every Wednesday, an open mic on the second Sunday of each month, stand-up comedy nights, and the annual Highland Games every first Saturday in October. That same barn, set in the historic tri-state corner of Harpers Ferry where West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland meet, opens up for private gatherings that range from intimate weddings to fundraisers, dances, birthday parties, and large festivals.

• Spaces for 150-250 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Country Club
• 1 Historic Space

Sandstone barged up the Ohio River from Isabella, Pennsylvania went into the clubhouse that has stood above Weirton since 1932 — a one-of-a-kind stone building from the depths of the Great Depression, when Weirton Steel bought the 150 acres of bluff it sits on. Williams Golf and Country Club grew from a nine-hole course, laid out by Emil 'Dutch' Loeffler and John McGlynn, into the par-72, 18-hole layout that has since hosted the USGA, the West Virginia Golf Association, the Tri-State PGA, and three West Virginia Opens. Celebrations here trace back nearly as far: a 1937 wedding on the front lawn of the club's stone Lodge once made the pages of Time. Today the Grand Ballroom carries that thread indoors, its hardwood floors and neutral decor accented with Swarovski crystals, while lawns overlooking the river and course serve as ceremony sites. The club hosts weddings, banquets, corporate gatherings, wine tastings, and themed dinners for as many as 200 guests, with plated menus from the executive chef's kitchen.

• Spaces for 18-200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 8 Resorts
• 8 Total Spaces

Cacapon Resort State Park spreads across more than 6,000 acres in the shadow of a folded mountain ridge in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle, and two very different buildings anchor it. The Old Inn was the first lodge built in the West Virginia state parks and forests system, and it still wears that history in its hand-hewn log beams and tongue-and-groove walls of wormy chestnut and knotty pine; twelve bedrooms and a single large gathering space host groups and reunions of up to 32. At the foot of Cacapon Mountain stands the system's newest lodge, a 120-room building with indoor and outdoor dining, a full spa, and views of the golf course. For events, the resort sets aside 11,931 square feet of conference space in rooms that range from an 18-seat boardroom to a hall seating 200 for a banquet, backed by on-site audio-visual equipment and event-planning assistance for weddings and reunions. Surrounding it all are a Robert Trent Jones Sr. golf course laid out in 1974, the Healing Waters Spa, two stocked fishing lakes, and a swimming beach, a deep bench of activities for guests with time between events.

• Spaces for 8-150 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 2 Hotels
• 4 Total Spaces

Hillbrook Inn & Spa spreads across more than 30 secluded acres of Tudor-style buildings and woodland in Charles Town, West Virginia, minutes from Harpers Ferry and set on land that was once part of George Washington's original purchase. Its practical appeal is consolidation: ceremony, reception, dining, an on-site spa, and lodging in 19 guest rooms all sit on a single property. The spaces scale with the headcount. A signature wedding takes the estate exclusively for up to 150 guests; a pavilion tent handles receptions of up to 80; and the Main House dining room seats up to 50 for a plated meal indoors. Elopements and micro-weddings get their own setting in the Hidden Cottage, sized for parties of two to eight. Ceremonies can move around the grounds, from a bridge over Bullskin Creek to a round garden terrace or the terrace fountain. Catering is handled in-house, with executive chef Tom O'Hara's farm-focused menus offered plated, buffet, or cocktail-style, plus a post-wedding brunch the morning after.

• Spaces for 12-1,200 Guests
• 15 Hotels
• 6 Ballrooms
• 15 Total Spaces

Embassy Suites by Hilton Charleston stands in downtown Charleston, West Virginia — a half block from the Charleston Civic Center and across from the Town Center Mall, with the Capitol Market and West Virginia State Museum within three miles. The hotel is arranged around a central atrium, where Brasserie 1863 serves regionally and internationally inspired plates alongside a full bar, and where a complimentary made-to-order breakfast and an evening reception are offered each day. The event facilities run to 13,636 square feet across 13 meeting rooms. The largest is the Grand Ballroom, at 9,520 square feet — among the largest in central Charleston — seating 700 for a banquet, holding 1,200 for a reception, and dividing into five salons for smaller gatherings. Boardrooms and meeting suites handle board meetings, breakout sessions, and receptions, while the hotel's staff assists with menus, seating, and audiovisual needs and can coordinate larger programs at the nearby Charleston Clay Center.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Historic McFarland House is a fully restored and modernized 1878 historic home site that is conveniently located near downtown Martinsburg's business district. On Thursdays through Sundays, we operate a fine dining restaurant, and we are the ideal location for a corporate event, a beautiful wedding, or a special gathering with family and friends. One of the things that makes our Historic House so special and unique is that it is more than just a place to show up for your wedding ceremony – it is also your home for the day. Couples appreciate the fact that there is "space" for everyone! The luxurious bridal suite allows you to prepare for your special day with your bridesmaids in comfort and style before the big day. Our luxurious bridal lounge, complete with vintage accents, serves as the ideal setting for photographs and private moments before you say "I do." The private groom's quarters provides the men in your life with something special designed specifically for them in a setting where they can relax and enjoy themselves on your special day. The team of wedding professionals at the Historic McFarland House will ensure that your special day is absolutely perfect, from the linens to the venue to the food to the last dance. Our team will personalize your wedding to your exact specifications and will always go above and beyond. Please contact us today for more information and to learn how we can assist you in realizing your dreams. Choose a venue that you can live with rather than one that you can't bear to be without. From your grand entrance to your last spin on the dance floor, we will assist you in defining your moment and making it last as long as you want it too.

• Spaces for 600 Guests

In Wheeling, West Virginia, Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack folds a full events program into a property already built for a crowd — casino floor, hotel, and greyhound track sharing the same grounds. Five multi-purpose event venues carry the private-event side, staffed by a team that coordinates catering, technical needs, and décor for conferences, holiday office parties, bridal and baby showers, team-building sessions, and private events. Weddings get their own lane. A range of West Virginia wedding packages can be shaped around each couple's vision for a distinctive casino wedding. Much of the appeal is what surrounds the celebration: guests can step away to slots, table games, and poker, follow the greyhound racing and sportsbook, or settle into one of the hotel's rooms and suites without leaving the grounds. Banquet and catering service ties it together for events that want dining, entertainment, and overnight stays in a single place.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Celebrate Your Special Event in an Extraordinary Setting... Wild Goose Farm is a stunning venue located in the historic town of Shepherdstown, West Virginia. The grounds, which are only 90 minutes from Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, contain rolling grasslands, stunning azure ponds, and woodlands that are watered by natural springs, among other features. There is a lovely reminder of the farm's rich cultural and social heritage in the mansion, gala barn, and a picturesque collection of outbuildings. Awarded the National Register of Historic Places status in 2018 for its historic and architectural value, Wild Goose Farm is a working farm that dates back to the early nineteenth century. a little bit about our barn Our Pennsylvania bank barn was initially built in 1840 and is still in use today. Recently completed modifications on the lower level of the barn were finished in August of this year. To provide year-round comfort, the top and lower levels have been completely heated and air-conditioned. A total of 3250 square feet of open beamed area is available on the upper level, which may be customized for any occasion. An expansive and comfortable changing area for the bride and groom, as well as huge men's and women's toilets, as well as a catering kitchen and a spacious seating area with bistro settings, are all located on the lower floor. A great deal of thought went into the lower level restorations so that the historic qualities of the barn could be preserved while presenting guests with a festive atmosphere that was both comfortable and elegant. Private and secluded is the perfect description of the setting. Perfect for weddings, special anniversaries, reunions, birthdays, corporate retreats, concerts, and art exhibits, as well as concerts and art exhibits. The opportunities for beginning, renewing, imagining, motivating, and challenging oneself are virtually limitless. And they can get their start right here at Wild Goose...

• Spaces for 100-120 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 1 Art Gallery

Red brick rises to a gabled front on East German Street, at the center of historic Shepherdstown. The building went up in 1868 as the Methodist Episcopal Church; in 1947 the Men's Club of Shepherdstown bought it and renamed it the War Memorial Building for those who died in World War II. The Shepherdstown Community Club, a nonprofit, has maintained it as a community gathering place ever since. Two floors host events. At street level, the Gallery Room spans 1,370 square feet and holds up to 100 guests; a hanging system outfits the walls for art shows, while the open floor clears for cocktail receptions. Upstairs, the Grand Ballroom rises under 20-foot ceilings across 1,786 square feet and holds 120, its dance floor long known around town and its tables and chairs stored out of sight until an event sets up. A full catering kitchen adjoins the ballroom, and an elevator reaches the second floor. Renters book one floor or both.

• Spaces for 60-350 Guests
• 5 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Theater
• 7 Total Spaces

North Bend State Park spreads across the rolling hills of West Virginia's Mid-Ohio Valley and takes its name from the horseshoe curve of the North Fork of the Hughes River. For groups, it works as a set of connected indoor and outdoor spaces. Meetings, retreats, and banquets settle into the lodge's two conference rooms — the Hughes Room and the Douglass Room, together 1,988 square feet of meeting space — with the full-service, 80-seat restaurant close at hand for meals between sessions. Larger gatherings move outdoors, where four event shelters and an open-air amphitheater are set out on the surrounding lawns. North Bend pairs them on purpose, suggesting the amphitheater be booked alongside Shelter #3 so an outdoor ceremony has a covered space nearby for the reception — and for cover if the weather turns. When the day winds down, guests stay on: 29 lodge rooms, nine cabins, and campground sites keep a wedding party or reunion together overnight, with miles of hiking trails and the 72-mile North Bend Rail Trail running out from the same grounds.

• Spaces for 60-150 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 3 Event Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

Set across more than a thousand acres of West Virginia woodland just ten minutes from downtown Charleston, Coonskin Park was built over fifty years ago by a group of Kanawha County residents and has since grown into a sprawling public park with a dedicated side for celebrations. Its event facilities center on the C. Richard Foutche Clubhouse. Inside are two rentable rooms, the Oak Room and the Hearth Room, each seating roughly 100 guests for weddings, receptions, and parties. Outdoors, a garden arranged for ceremonies seats up to 150 against a backdrop of surrounding forest, while the Family Center provides a smaller, fireside space for showers and family gatherings. Day-of logistics are handled on the grounds: wireless internet in the clubhouse, bar service arranged through the park, an approved-caterer list, and free paved parking for more than 200 cars. Trails, a fishing pond, a pool, and an amphitheater round out the setting, extending the day well beyond the event itself.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort sits about 25 minutes northwest of the Las Vegas Strip, on land owned and operated by the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe and spread across three championship golf courses designed by Pete Dye. Its events arm, Events by Paiute, adapts to the occasion — weddings, milestone celebrations, corporate retreats, and more casual gatherings all have a place here. Much of that range comes down to a facility built to reconfigure. The Mountain View Room (1,500 square feet) and the Lakeside Room (3,500 square feet) each work on their own for a smaller, private setting, then combine into a single 5,000-square-foot space when the guest list calls for a full banquet. Floor-to-ceiling windows line the rooms, bringing in clear-sky light by day and sunset color by night, while a private foyer entrance, an outdoor terrace, and an adjoining lawn extend the celebration outside. Additional settings widen the options further: a 3,500-square-foot restaurant and bar, two outdoor terraces, and a private conference room, all served by on-site A/V and Wi-Fi. Wedding ceremonies can move outdoors to the lawn, weather permitting, trading the indoor rooms for open air and the resort's golf-course surroundings.