Springbrook Events is a fully heated and air conditioned wedding and event barn venue in Burnett, Wisconsin, that offers couples a private, country location for their special day.

This historic location surrounds guests with comfort and charm. The mid-to-late 19th century buildings have been fully restored and renovated for convenience while still maintaining a beautiful, vintage feel that’s perfect for couples looking for a beautiful country wedding.

Facilities and Capacity

Spring Brook can accommodate up to 891 guests throughout their three event spaces (with a guest minimum of 100).

Our Rustic Barn (from the 1920s)

• Central heating and cooling
• Upper level can seat 377 comfortably for a ceremony and reception
• Lower level has a 354 guest capacity. Perfect for cocktail hour/ transition times during events, or more seating for larger receptions.
• Fully stocked bar on both levels
• Bride and Groom suites for the wedding party on the lower level for use day of event.
• Bathrooms on both lower and upper level
• Grounds around the Barn and Estate are available for photography use

The Chapel (from the 1890s)

• Only available to rent in addition to the Barn
• Grounds around the Chapel are available for photography use

Services Offered

Springbrook is wheelchair accessible (with an elevator in the Barn) and has parking close to all event spaces that provide couples with space for ceremonies and receptions, and overnight accommodations. The in-house bar has a full liquor license. The onsite chef has a variety of different meal options both plated and buffet along with many mouth watering appetizers and late nights snacks to choose from as well.

Three Loding options on the estate.

• The first has 3 guest rooms, each with private bath, jacuzzi whirlpool tub, and a queen size bed.
• Second lodging option is a large, two bedroom house that inclueds a pull out sofa sleeper, bathroom, kitchen, and living room with fireplace. This space can accomodate up to 10 guests.
• Third is our 1850s Cottage, which offers a loft area with a queen sized bed, as well as a pull out sofa sleeper in the living room area. No running water but there is electric heat, a fireplace and an outhouse! Perfect for a honeymoon getaway in the woods.

History

Springbrook's earliest records show that Native Americans considered the property’s artesian springs and rolling hills sacred. The land was purchased by H.B. Sherman in the 1880s, who had initially planned to build a resort but instead built the Mansion — a substantial home for today’s owners and B&B for guests, as well as the farm with prize holsteins. Fredrick W. Rogers and his wife, Lucy, bought the estate in 1916 and added a horse arena and gave their daughter, Anne, a personal trainer and prized horse, Queen of Springbrook. Rogers was president of the Monarch Range Company. Eventually, the estate became uninhabited after Anne’s husband’s death. In the late 1980's, Dennis Giese restored the Mansion and estate. Bill and Joan Schmidt became owners of the property in 2017, achieving their vision of changing the 1920s barn that once housed holsteins into a beautiful wedding and event venue.