Welcome friends and family to your wedding on a huge horse and cattle farm with mountain views. Wolftrap Farm in Gordonsville, Virginia hosts over 70 weddings each year, using its barn/pavilions to host receptions for up to 180 guests. The farm also includes 7 luxury vacation rental homes, making it an ideal venue for gathering family and friends for the week-end. A new "tented" reception facility adds a budget-friendly additional site with a pond-side ceremony location.

Facilities and Capacity
Couples may host their ceremony and reception in event spaces that accommodate up to 180 guests. By adding tents, the capacity can be expanded.

Services Offered
Wolftrap Farm's services and amenities include the following:

• Choice of two "Barn/Pavilions", each seating over 150 guests
• Third "tented" reception facility, budget priced, for up to 130 guests.
• Ceremony Sites with Mountain Views and Pond Views
• Centered on 600 acre horse and cattle farm, with woods and pastures
• Onsite accommodations for up to 60 in 7 luxurious homes/cottages
• Tables and Chairs included
• Lighting/sound/dance floor
• Pet friendly

Other Facilities
Couples who book Wolftrap Farm for their special day may also enjoy the following:

• Fishing and hiking onsite
• Game Barn with pool table, ping-pong, air hockey, etc.
• Horseback riding at neighboring farm
• Many local wineries
• Close to Monticello, Montpelier and other historic sites
• Primitive camping available.
• Three "glamping" tents.

Other Services
The following transportation and access-related services are provided to all guests:

• Parking
• Wheelchair access

History
James and Dolley Madison owned the land that is now Wolftrap Farm during their lifetimes. They called it Black Meadow, and often visited it from their Montpelier home, just across the mountain. The farm is on the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Landmarks Registry. It has been a dairy farm, a thoroughbred horse farm in prior years. Acquired by the Cuthrell family of Virginia Beach in 2003, the farm was opened for guests and their events in 2004.

Location
Offering scenic views of the southwest mountains, Wolftrap Farm is located five miles southeast of James Madison’s Montpelier home and rests atop the last foothills of the Piedmont. It is 20 miles from Charlottesville, an hour's drive from Richmond, and 100 miles from Washington, D.C.