Looking for that uniquely local venue for your wedding, family gathering or other event?
From a rustic to refined, Haywood County is home to a variety of venues where hertitage meets modern convenience!
Contact individual venues for availability,
pricing and other details.
Appalachian Farm Weddings
Maggie Valley/Waynesville area (828) 400–9800
This beautiful farm and barn venue is the most spectacular panoramic setting for your destination wedding or event! Summer concert series, call for event info.
Barn Star Events
2436 Jonathan Creek Rd, Waynesville 28785 (828) 301-8786
Your dream location for your dream day. Barn Star Events is a unique space for your wedding or speacial event for an outdoor ceremony or event space with a barn for an indoor reception/event. Open year-round.
Chestnut Ridge
633 Turnpike Rd, Canton 28716 (828) 549-8411
Chestnut Ridge believes in the lasting experience. This is where we transcend the expected by offering breathtaking views, meaninful amenities and the freedom to dream. From weddings, conferences, luncheons and business events, we look forward to sharing our piece of home with you.
Francis Grist Mill
14 Hugh Massie Rd, Waynesville 28786 (828) 456-6307
Uniquely local historic venue for your special day! 19th century Historic grist mill, restored to working order, provides a rustic yet refined backdrop for your dream wedding.
Hidden Valley Farm
23 Hidden Valley Rd, Clyde 28721 (828) 450-2232
Enjoy breathtaking views of Chambers Mountain, Rocky Knob and the Blue Ridge Parkway while enjoying friends and family at your next event on our 50-acre working farm.
Shelton House, Where Events Become Historic
49 Shelton St, Waynesville 28786 (828) 452-1551
Situated on a spacious, shady knoll only three blocks from downtown Waynesville, the Shelton House has a rich and vibrant history. The Charleston-style farmhouse was constructed in 1875. Amenities include a spacious barn for small events & receptions. Extensive gardens perfect for weddings, bridal showers, reunions and other unforgettable moments. On the National Historic Registry.