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The Barn at Frosty Valley
1301 Bloom Rd, Danville, PA 17821, USA- Spaces for 250-400 Guests
- 1 Outdoor
- 1 Resort
- 1 Barn
The Barn at Frosty Valley is a rustic wedding and event venue set on the Frosty Valley Resort property in Central Pennsylvania's Susquehanna River Valley, with views over the resort's 18-hole championship golf course. Once a storage barn, the building was completely renovated in 2018 and now hosts receptions for up to 250 guests, with reclaimed barn wood, exposed beams, large chandeliers, and expansive windows that bring in natural light. Couples have use of a spacious balcony and patio, multiple bar locations, and both indoor and outdoor ceremony options, including an on-site backdrop with pond and fountain. The rental includes tables, Chiavari chairs, linens, china, silverware, and glassware, along with central heat and air conditioning, and couples are free to bring in an outside caterer of their choosing. The resort's 20 on-site cottages give wedding parties and guests a place to stay close to the venue.
Pump House Bed & Breakfast
623C State Rd, Bloomsburg, PA 17815, USA- Spaces for 50-200 Guests
- 1 Ballroom
- 1 Barn
- 2 Total Spaces
Pump House Weddings and B&B occupies an 85-acre property along Catawissa Creek in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, built around 1878 as a pumping station for the world's first long-distance underground oil pipeline. Owner Doug spent more than two decades restoring the original foremen's houses and industrial brick buildings, and the property is one of the few in the country where both the foremen's homes and the large brick pump buildings still remain; the restoration was featured on This Old House in 2004. Two reception spaces occupy the historic buildings. The Brick Building, once home to the steam pumps that pressurized the pipeline, offers soaring ceilings and warehouse-style windows with a dance floor, and seats up to 170 guests for dinners and celebrations. The Studio, filled with handmade stained glass and paintings by Doug, is a more intimate space for rehearsal dinners, brunches, or receptions of up to 50. Outdoor ceremonies take place across the wooded grounds, including a "chapel in the woods," forest glades, and creek-side sites along the Catawissa. The property includes on-site lodging for roughly 23 guests across cabins, tiny houses, and suites, along with homemade breakfast service and more than three miles of hiking trails. The venue is solar-powered with EV charging stations, and couples can draw on a network of local vendors for catering, photography, flowers, and music.