Top Farmington Venues

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    Nemacolin

    1001 Lafayette Dr, Farmington, PA 15437, USA
    • Spaces for 12-500 Guests
    • 8 Hotels
    • 9 Ballrooms
    • 22 Total Spaces

    Say I Do At The Resort With 22 Stars! At Nemacolin, we provide amazing settings for special days in anyone’s life, from engagement parties and weddings to rehearsal dinners, farewell breakfasts, birthdays and social gatherings. With an abundance of indoor and outdoor venues perfect for any aspect of a wedding couple's wedding experience, our wedding experts will help you create your own fairy tale right in the Laurel Highlands. From intimate gatherings and casual luncheons to more formal dinners, our team of wedding experts can help you pick the perfect location, décor and menus. We encourage you and your guests to take advantage of the many amenities Nemacolin has to offer. From off-road driving, animal safaris to fine-dining, spa treatments and golf, the only thing missing is the ocean... but we are working on that! The vision and dream have been realized, so we strive each day to bring something new - something fresh - to your experience. And if there is anything we can do to be of additional service, please ask. Location: Nemacolin is located in Farmington, Pennsylvania, one hour and 20 minutes southeast from the city of Pittsburgh. This venue sits right off of U.S. Route 40 near the Ohiopyle State Park.

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    Fernstone Retreat

    696 Elliotsville Rd, Farmington, PA 15437, USA
    • Spaces for 250-600 Guests
    • 1 Outdoor
    • 1 Barn

    Built in 1940 by local businessman James Hankins, Fernstone Retreat sits on 450 private acres in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands, near Ohiopyle. Known as "The Gem of the Mountains," the property has served as a wedding venue and retreat for decades and has hosted regional business figures and two U.S. presidents, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon. Fernstone Retreat was featured in The Knot's "Best of" magazine from 2015 to 2022. The retreat's hand-timbered Grand Oak Pavilion, built around a 400-year-old oak tree on the property, seats up to 250 guests and anchors weddings ranging from casual barbecue-style celebrations to black-tie affairs. The Corral, Fernstone's main lodge, offers a rustic gathering space with a stone fireplace, cathedral ceiling, and a wrap-around covered porch for additional indoor and outdoor entertaining. The grounds also include a bridal treehouse, an on-site waterfall, a lit wooden bridge, two stocked fishing ponds, miles of hiking trails, and a pool and hot tub. On-property accommodations sleep 45 guests, and the venue can host 600 or more guests for a wedding held on the grounds. Fernstone Retreat hosts weddings, family reunions, religious retreats, and corporate retreats, and has partnered with the Historic Stone House Inn & Restaurant to provide catering for events of any size.

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    Stone House Inn

    3023 National Pike, Farmington, PA 15437, USA
    • Spaces for 175 Guests

    The Historic Stone House Restaurant and Country Inn sits along U.S. Route 40 — the old National Road — in Pennsylvania's Laurel Mountains, where it first opened its doors in 1822 as the Fayette Springs Hotel. Built by Congressman Andrew Stewart as a resort near the mineral waters of Fayette Springs, the two-story stone building has served travelers and locals for two centuries with fine dining, music, and lodging. Today the Stone House pairs its restaurant with a handful of individually named guest rooms, including the Victorian and Zeigler rooms and the Marshall/Jackson and Stewart suites, available for overnight stays paired with a three-course dinner. Its catering team, led by Christine Schaney, extends beyond the inn itself, handling weddings and private events at venues across southwestern Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia, and western Maryland with custom menus built around each client's budget and guest count.

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    Kentuck Knob

    723 Kentuck Rd, Ohiopyle, PA 15470, USA
    • Spaces for 60-200 Guests
    • 1 Landmark
    • 1 Outdoor
    • 1 Historic Space

    Kentuck Knob is a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house built in 1956, set just below the crest of a mountain in the Laurel Highlands of Fayette County, Pennsylvania. Built on a hexagonal module from native sandstone and North Carolina red cypress, the house exemplifies Wright's Usonian philosophy, with built-in furniture, indirect lighting, and cantilevered overhangs that blend the interior with the surrounding landscape. Positioned 2,050 feet above sea level, the property looks out over the Youghiogheny River Gorge and the Laurel Highlands beyond its back patio. Kentuck Knob was named a National Historic Landmark in 2000 and remains privately owned and maintained by the Palumbo family. For private events, the Pavilion serves as the venue's primary space, hosting wedding ceremonies and receptions, private dinners, and group gatherings for up to 60 seated guests or 80 total. The terrace and its pond suit cocktail parties and buffets, while the valley overlook offers a scenic backdrop for wedding ceremonies. The grounds also include sculpture installations and a wooded Woodland Walk trail, adding to the setting for guests attending an event at the property.