Top Wolfeboro Venues

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Dell-Lea Weddings & Events is a historic barn wedding venue on 236 acres in Chichester, New Hampshire. The property centers on a 230-year-old post-and-beam barn, renovated to include modern conveniences—climate control, full accessibility, and updated restrooms—while preserving its original craftsmanship and character. The grounds feature a custom gazebo, cascading open fields, stone walls, apple trees, a rustic waterfall, and forest-lined hillsides that frame mountain and sky views. Ceremonies take place outdoors at the gazebo; receptions move inside to the barn's soaring 20-foot ceilings, working dance floor, and a bar crafted from the property's original timbers. Owned by David and Toutou Marsden, Dell-Lea hosts one event per day, keeping the focus entirely on each couple. In-house catering draws on New England comfort cooking and Asian-influenced dishes, all prepared fresh on-site. Every package includes a day-of coordinator, ceremony rehearsal assistance, professional bar and waitstaff, and full cleanup.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Currier Hill Farm is a family-owned wedding venue situated on 150 acres in Loudon, New Hampshire, operated by Greg and Diane Colarusso since 2013. The property's apple orchards, open fields, gardens, and mountain vistas set the backdrop for outdoor weddings and celebrations. Ceremony options include a garden setting shaded by White Birch trees and an orchard area offering views of the surrounding mountains at sunset. Receptions take place under a traditional pole tent or sailcloth tent set on the grounds. A farmhouse dating to the late 1800s is available for preparation, and a rustic barn board bar serves as a gathering point during events. Currier Hill Farm hosts both ceremonies and receptions on-site, so guests travel to one location for the full day. The venue provides ample parking and shuttle service, rentable décor, and is pet-friendly and wheelchair accessible. Couples are welcome to work with vendors of their own choosing.

A gorgeously renovated barn venue is quietly located in the lovely countryside of Wonalancet, New Hampshire. Locke Falls Farm combines modern elegance with rustic charm to create the perfect backdrop for your next wedding. The farm is surrounded by pastoral landscapes, mountain views, and thriving perennial gardens as it sits on the edge of the White Mountains. New backdrops with an intense display of autumn color emerge as palettes change and the temperature drops. Couples who prefer winter weddings or who need more room for guests might visit our sister location, The Public House on Page Hill. This brand-new building, which just went into operation, offers year-round event space as well as lodging with stunning views of Mount Chocorua and the Sandwich Range. A story is told when historical details are skillfully weaved into the fabric of the present. The history of Locke Falls Farm begins in the early 1900s, when stagecoach and rail travel were both common. Couples two-stepping through the hand-built dance pavilion could be heard in our antique barn setting. Visitors can now ascend to the homestead using the stones that originally served as the barn's foundation. The traditional sleeping porch, the bridal bedroom with soaking tub, and the stone patio for the rehearsal dinner or cocktails are just a few of the attractions of the wonderfully renovated farmhouse. Locke Falls has added a lot of distinctive features while maintaining the integrity of the farm. The ideal location to exchange vows is defined by our natural wooden arbors, which provide sitting along with rustic tables and benches. A century-old maple slab rests atop whiskey barrels in the patio bar. Even high-top tables made of wire spools exist. The 2,400 square foot event pavilion was recently constructed, and it has large doors leading to a brand-new patio. It features expansive perennial gardens, hand-built stone walls, and breathtaking views of the surrounding pastoral meadows. Locke Falls Farm has so much to love and learn. To schedule a personalized tour, call today.

• Spaces for 175 Guests

Camp Waukeela is a premier New England summer camp for girls, situated in Eaton, New Hampshire, on the shores of Crystal Lake in the White Mountains. The campus has been in continuous operation for more than a century, building a community-centered tradition that encompasses a wide variety of activities within a natural lakeside setting. The White Mountain landscape surrounding Crystal Lake anchors the Waukeela experience, with access to the water and the surrounding natural environment woven into each aspect of camp life. The grounds carry the character of more than ten decades of shared tradition.

• Spaces for 50-200 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Total Spaces

Apple Acres Farm is a certified organic working farm in Hiram, Maine, nestled in the western Lakes and Mountains region about 45 minutes from Portland. The farm hosts weddings and private events in its organic apple orchards overlooking the Saco River Valley, with capacity for up to 200 guests. Outdoor ceremonies and receptions take place beneath a white wedding tent set among the fruit trees. The package includes 20 handmade farmhouse tables, wooden chairs, a dance floor, perimeter tent lighting, and a choice of dinnerware, glassware, and linens. Day-of event coordination is included, along with access to a commercial kitchen for caterers and indoor restrooms for guests. The farm also offers its Treehouse Room for smaller indoor gatherings of up to 50 guests, including rehearsal dinners and informal weddings. As a working orchard with a limited season, Apple Acres Farm accommodates a small number of weddings each summer and fall.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Tuckerman Brewing Company is a craft brewery founded in 1998 by Kirsten Neves and Nik Stanciu in Conway, New Hampshire, at the gateway to the White Mountains. What began in a garage on Main Street in Conway Village has grown into a full-scale production operation at 66 Hobbs Street, with distribution spanning New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. The brewery's flagship Tuckerman Pale Ale launched the operation, and the lineup has since expanded to include stouts, brown ales, kolsch, pilsners, New England-style IPAs, and hard cider. The tasting room is open daily, serving brick oven pizza alongside the full draft menu. An outdoor beer garden and concert venue operates seasonally, with live music weekly throughout summer and continuing indoors through winter. For private events, Tuckerman Brewing offers buffet-style dinners beyond the regular menu, with a choice of cash bar or drink tickets covering beer, wine, and seltzer. The facility is ADA accessible and family-friendly.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Historic Space

Andover Barn sits on 7 acres in East Andover, New Hampshire, adjacent to a 21-acre nature preserve with views of Highland Lake and Kearsarge Mountain. The 1902 post-and-beam barn is original to the property — its wood floors, exposed beams, and 16 Vermont brass chandeliers intact — while a 200-year-old stained glass transom brings natural light above the main entrance. The barn accommodates up to 100 guests for weddings and private celebrations, with a large pavilion extension providing additional gathering space for cocktail hours and receptions. The adjacent Highland Lake Inn, a 1767 gentleman's farmhouse, offers on-site lodging, getting-ready suites, and lounges for the wedding party — keeping the entire event on a single historic property. Andover Barn limits bookings to 15 weddings per year, allowing an in-house Event Manager to give each event close attention. Couples have full flexibility to bring their own caterer, bar service, rental company, florist, photographer, and entertainment — no required packages and no in-house vendor fees.

• Spaces for 90 Guests

The Snowy Owl Inn is an 80-room, all-season hotel set in Waterville Valley, within New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest. The property's lobby atrium features a three-story fieldstone fireplace and natural wood finishes, while several smaller lobby spaces throughout the building provide spots for informal gatherings and relaxation. The inn sits adjacent to Waterville Valley's Town Square, steps from local dining and shopping, and close to Waterville Valley Resort, the Ski Area, the Golf Club, and the White Mountain Athletic Club — placing a wide range of recreational activities within easy reach year-round. For private events, the Snowy Owl Inn accommodates groups of 40 to 100 guests across four distinct spaces: a lounge area, conference room, restaurant space, and an open-air courtyard with a barbecue setup. The in-house restaurant, Kalki Indian Cuisine, provides catering for group meals and celebrations. The inn regularly hosts corporate off-sites, family gatherings, wellness retreats, crafting retreats, and seasonal escapes.

• Spaces for 60-300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 4 Resorts
• 4 Total Spaces

Owl's Nest Resort is a year-round destination in Thornton, New Hampshire, set in the White Mountains. Four distinct event venues — the Sunset Pavilion, the Lakehouse, the Boathouse, and The Vault — accommodate groups from 60 to 300 guests for weddings, corporate retreats, private parties, and community celebrations. The Sunset Pavilion offers 6,000 square feet of open-air space with panoramic views of Franconia Notch and an adjacent fieldstone ceremony patio. The Lakehouse spans 6,800 square feet over Lake Harold, with a wrap-around deck and abundant natural light suited to events of any style. For more intimate occasions, the Boathouse hosts up to 80 guests in a waterfront setting with soaring ceilings, wooden beams, and elegant chandeliers, while The Vault accommodates up to 60 guests in a 1,500-square-foot indoor space with a private entryway and dedicated fire pit. Beyond the venues themselves, Owl's Nest provides guests access to multiple on-site dining options, an 18-hole golf course, the WellNest Spa, a racquet complex, and resort lodging — making it a full-service destination for multi-day events and destination celebrations. The resort has earned The Knot Best of Weddings recognition for 2024, 2025, and 2026, as well as Hall of Fame status.

• Spaces for 18-126 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Tent

Coppertoppe Inn and Retreat Center is a wedding and retreat venue set on 15 acres of natural woodlands and organic gardens on the shores of Newfound Lake in Hebron, New Hampshire. In operation since 2004, the property borders what the owners describe as one of the cleanest lakes in the world — the fourth largest in New Hampshire — with surrounding state parks, waterfalls, and hiking trails completing its natural setting. The venue has hosted more than 100 weddings, many officiated by co-owner Sheila Oranch, who has served as a Justice of the Peace for over fifteen years. Indoor ceremonies run year-round for parties of up to 18 guests, while a tented outdoor option opens in summer and fall to accommodate up to 30. Catering draws from American, Italian, Asian, and gourmet vegan menus, with custom arrangements available for most requests.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Kimball Jenkins Estate is a historic 3-acre campus in Concord, New Hampshire, where a Victorian mansion, carriage house, and cultivated gardens come together to create a setting for private events spanning more than four decades. The property has served as one of Concord's cultural landmarks throughout that time, hosting weddings, reunions, holiday parties, corporate retreats, bridal showers, and other celebrations for groups of up to 200 guests seasonally. The Victorian Mansion brings an elegant, architectural quality to ceremonies and formal receptions, while the Carriage House offers a more casual space well suited for dining and dancing. The estate's historical gardens extend the setting outdoors, providing additional space for ceremonies and photography. Free public parking is available on campus.

• Spaces for 220-300 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Keeping in mind that we want our Wedding Packages to be as all-inclusive as possible, we have carefully designed them. We believe that pricing should be straightforward and honest. So, all pricing includes Maine state tax, gratuities, and the Facility Fee, which is a serious consideration. WHAT EXACTLY IS INCLUDED? ALL PRICES INCLUDE: A FIVE-HOUR RECEPTION, ON-SITE CATERING, ON-SITE EVENT COORDINATOR, PRIVATE WEDDING SUITE, CHINA, FLATWARE, GLASSWARE, TABLES AND CHAIRS, IVORY TABLE LINENS, COLORED NAPKIN OPTIONS, A CHAMPAGNE TOAST FOR ALL GUESTS, STATIONED COFFEE AND TEA, If you are staying at the STAGE HOUSE INN with a room block, you will receive complimentary transportation to and from the venue on a first-come, first-serve basis. WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER TO BE YOUR MINIMUMS? YOUR WEDDING GUEST COUNT MINIMUMS ARE DETERMINED BY WHAT DAY OF THE WEEK AND WHAT TIME OF YEAR YOU WOULD LIKE TO HOST YOUR WEDDING. June to October are the months that are considered to be "in season." November through May are considered off-season months. 125 ADULTS ON SATURDAYS FROM JUNE TO AUGUST The following Saturdays in September and October are reserved for adults: 150 ADULTS; off-season dates are reserved for adults: 75 ADULTS; and all Fridays and Sundays are reserved for adults. Silverbell Photography is a professional photography company. Silverbell Photography is a professional photography company. WHAT TIME DO WEDDINGS GET OFFICIAL? We only have one wedding a day at the Red Barn, so please plan accordingly. WEDDING CELEBRATIONS AND RECEPTIONS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME, BUT RECEPTIONS MUST CLOSE NO LATER THAN 11:00 PM. On the day of the wedding, the wedding party may arrive at the venue up to one hour before the scheduled time for guest arrival. GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR ON-SITE CEREMONY OPTIONS BY CLICKING HERE.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Rockcraft Lodge is a historic lakeside estate built in 1916 on 100 acres along the western shore of Sebago Lake in East Sebago, Maine. The property features 850 feet of lake frontage on Maine's second-largest lake, offering a waterfront setting that has defined the estate for over a century. The main lodge was constructed with local carpenters and more than 30 skilled Italian masons, and it remains notable for its great room fireplaces, which were personally designed by original owner Dorothy Spaulding, with each stone selected and specified by hand. A stone mausoleum, century-old rhododendrons, a carriage house, and a boathouse round out the historic grounds. After nearly five decades as a church conference center, the property was purchased in 2011 and restored to its original character. Today Rockcraft Lodge hosts fundraisers and private gatherings, offering a one-of-a-kind lakeside setting on a property that has served its community for more than a hundred years.

• Spaces for 80-300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 2 Total Spaces

Flag Hill Distillery & Winery is a family-owned, 110-acre agricultural estate in Lee, New Hampshire, recognized as the state's oldest winery, largest vineyard, and oldest distillery. Grape growing began on the property in 1987, winery operations followed in 1990, and in 2004 the estate opened a distillery — the first legal distillery in New Hampshire since Prohibition. The acreage is permanently preserved under a conservation easement, and the property's own gardens and crops supply ingredients for the on-site kitchen throughout the year. Two distinct settings serve private events: a tented vineyard venue accommodating up to 300 guests for ceremonies and receptions set among the vine rows, and a restored post-and-beam barn suited to more intimate gatherings of up to 80. Both are supported by two dedicated on-site coordinators and an executive chef whose seasonal menus draw directly from the estate's gardens. Only one event is hosted per day.

• Spaces for 250 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Historic Space

The Historical Society of Wells and Ogunquit stewards the history of two coastal Maine towns from a landmark 1862 Meetinghouse on Route 1 in Wells. The building — an intact example of Gothic Revival architecture listed on the National Register of Historic Places — has anchored the site since 1662 and houses the organization's museum and research library alongside a program of exhibits and community events. The Meetinghouse is available to rent for weddings and ceremonies. Its light-filled sanctuary accommodates 225 to 250 seated guests along two aisles, and the space retains original nineteenth-century features including wood floors, a vintage pump organ, chandeliers, and an electronic keyboard. Because the building operates as a historic property rather than a house of worship, there are no denomination restrictions. On-site parking in the driveway is supplemented by an adjacent lot.

• Spaces for 120 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Historic Space

Gunstock Inn & Suites is a 25-room colonial-style inn on Cherry Valley Road in Gilford, New Hampshire, originally established in the late 1930s. Set just a mile from Gunstock Mountain Resort in the heart of the Lakes Region, the property carries historic character throughout — most notably in its country tavern, where a wood-burning fireplace and antique furnishings evoke the inn's early years. For private events, the inn offers an indoor gathering space accommodating up to 120 guests, suited for weddings, anniversary celebrations, reunions, and holiday parties. An outdoor lawn adjoins the property, providing open views of Lake Winnipesaukee as a backdrop for ceremonies and receptions. A rear fire garden patio extends the outdoor experience with views of the Ossipee Mountain Range. In-house amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi, a 24-hour café, an indoor Olympic-sized saltwater pool, and a fitness center.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 300 Guests

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Parsonsfield Seminary is a historic campus on eight acres in North Parsonsfield, Maine, operated by the Friends of the Parsonsfield Seminary, a non-profit, non-sectarian organization dedicated to preserving and maintaining the property. The complex of four Victorian buildings is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, having first opened in 1832 as the first Free Will Baptist school in the United States. The seminary played a significant role in American history, with staff and students actively participating in the abolitionist movement and operating a stop on the Underground Railroad in the 1840s. Today, the handsome Victorian buildings and grounds are available for weddings, conferences, seminars, and graduations. Couples can choose between a magical outdoor ceremony on the grounds, or an intimate indoor ceremony inside the white School House building, with options for an alfresco cocktail hour or an elegant indoor reception complete with dinner and dancing. The campus accommodates all the festivities of a wedding day — ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception — within a single historic setting that helps capture an important part of the past while enriching the lives of those who celebrate here.