Events & Weddings
Gather at The Granary
A rustic room for up to [TK: capacity] guests, for weddings, family gatherings, retreats, workshops, and the odd live band. It sits on the same property as the stays, so your guests can celebrate late and sleep in a real bed a short walk away.
The space
A room that earns the word rustic.
The Granary earns the word rustic honestly: the saloon was a cattle shed and the stage was a cattle feeder, and both have been rebuilt into rooms people don't want to leave. The complex holds a vintage cowboy fireplace, a refurbished hundred-year-old pool table, a beer garden, a full common kitchen, and men's and women's washrooms with showers.
Because the stays are on the same property, nobody's night ends with a long drive. The party winds down, and your people walk home under the stars.
- Up to [TK] guests
- Chapel on the property
- Stays a short walk away
What's included
What comes with the room
Confirmed on our latest walk-through of the property. A few items still await the family's sign-off and are marked [TK].
- Full common kitchen
- Men's and women's washrooms with showers
- Firewood supplied
- Bunkhouse with eight beds and a smart TV for overflow
- Heated (no air conditioning yet)
- [TK: tables, chairs, and sound equipment]
Weddings
The chapel, the light, and a long list of backdrops.
The chapel sits on its own private spot, deliberately placed away from the foot traffic, and is fitted with real church windows sourced from a church up north. A graded road runs to it, built so a horse-drawn hay rack can carry guests without throwing anyone off in the first ten feet; a local teamster brings her black draft horses for events and carries her own insurance. [TK: chapel seating capacity]
After the ceremony, the property does the rest of the work: the farmyard and homestead as backdrops, the ravine and river views, and golden-hour light that photographers tend to get excited about.
The whole place
Take the run of the ranch.
For weddings and reunions that want the property to themselves, the whole ranch books together: Grandma's House, both cabins, and The Granary. Your group gets all of it, from the first pot of coffee to the last song on the stage.
Pricing
Event and large-group pricing
Published rates for events and large groups are being finalized and will appear here. The structure below is what to expect.
Plan your event
Tell us what you're planning.
We'll get back to you with availability and honest answers. No obligation, no pressure, just a conversation about whether the ranch is the right fit for your event.
We answer inquiries ourselves, usually within a couple of days.
Weddings
What we have, and what couples bring.
Weddings at the ranch have doubled in each of the last two years. The venue side is ours: the chapel, the Granary and its saloon, the beer garden, the stage, hay rack rides behind black draft horses, and a bunkhouse with eight beds for the guests who shouldn’t drive home.
So far, couples have brought their own planners, tents, tables, and chairs, and it has worked well. The last wedding here ran its whole setup without the ranch moving a single chair. If you’d rather we handled more of it, ask; the answer depends on the event.
Wedding FAQ
Questions couples ask
Answers are being confirmed with the family and will drop in below as they arrive. In the meantime, every one of these is fair game for the contact form.
How many guests can the Granary hold?
[TK: answer from the family]
Can we hold the ceremony at the chapel and the reception at the Granary?
[TK: answer from the family]
Can we book the whole property for the weekend?
[TK: answer from the family]
What do we need to bring or rent ourselves?
[TK: answer from the family]
Is there sound equipment, or does the band bring its own?
[TK: answer from the family]
Where do our guests sleep?
[TK: answer from the family]
Can we serve alcohol?
[TK: answer from the family]
What happens if it rains?
[TK: answer from the family]