Boondocks Barn & Lodge

Amazing place if you're looking for a rustic wedding. The major downside is parking (wear flats ladies) and the bathroom situation. They did build a nice building for bathrooms but they are glorified Porto pots. And if you have an elderly person or some one in a wheelchair it's not the easiest to get to especially if it's raining.

My cousin had her wedding here on October 10, 2015. Her vision for her wedding was a country theme and an outdoor setting. The farm was easy to find and there was ample parking. The ceremony took place out in the field next to the barn with a line of trees in the background and a lovely flower covered arch in front of them. The barn was decorated with chandeliers made from Mason jars and paper lanterns. The barn was well lit and there were fans overhead. The tables were covered in white linens. The bridal party supplied all other decorations and it was quite lovely. The space was inviting and comfortable. For those that think country means bad taste, I'd have to say you were wrong. This was modern and casual with a touch of class. The barn seemed to hold a 100 people or more. I never had an exact count. The restrooms are in a separate building and it's really more like a campground style of restroom. Bring hand sanitizer of some kind with you if you go. There was space for vehicles to come down to the barn and pick up passengers and turn around. The path from the parking lot to the barn is graveled and at a downward angle but not much of a problem if you are in the right shoes. The wedding had space for dancing between the bridal party table and the guest tables. The food was catered in by Jugs Catering as the facility is without kitchens. It was a lovely day and lovely wedding. Very well done for a modern barn wedding.