Barn and farm wedding venues in the Triad
These 5 venues describe themselves as barns or working farms on their own websites. They range from Summerfield, just north of Greensboro, to Winston-Salem and rural Randolph County. Most offer an indoor barn plus outdoor ceremony space, which gives you a rain plan without moving sites. Capacity and prices are shown only where the venue posts them.
Summerfield Farms
Summerfield · Venue
Barn/Farm Indoor & outdoor
Lodging on site
The Barn at Reynolda Village
Winston-Salem · Venue
Barn/Farm Catering: Approved list
- From $4,800
Rolling Acres Farm
Asheboro · Venue
Barn/Farm Indoor & outdoor Catering: Bring your own
From $4,800 (venue; some fees extra) as listed Oct 2026
Up to 150 guests · Alcohol: Beer, wine & champagne only
The Roost at Butler Farm
Staley · Venue
Barn/Farm Indoor & outdoor Catering: Bring your own
Up to 200 guests · Alcohol: Bar with licensed bartender
- From $9,495
Millikan Farms
Sophia · Venue
Barn/Farm Indoor & outdoor Catering: Approved list
From $9,495 (all-inclusive package, catering for up to 100 included) as listed Oct 2026
Up to 200 guests
Frequently asked questions
Which barn wedding venues are in the Triad?
We list 5: Millikan Farms (Sophia), Rolling Acres Farm (Asheboro), Summerfield Farms (Summerfield), The Barn at Reynolda Village (Winston-Salem), The Roost at Butler Farm (Staley).
Which of these venues holds the most guests?
Of the venues here that post a capacity, The Roost at Butler Farm lists the largest: up to 200 guests. 2 of 5 don't post a capacity, so ask them directly.
What do these venues cost?
Posted starting prices: Rolling Acres Farm from $4,800 (venue; some fees extra); Millikan Farms from $9,495 (all-inclusive package, catering for up to 100 included). The other 3 don't post a price.
Do any Triad barn venues have lodging?
Yes: Rolling Acres Farm (Asheboro), Summerfield Farms (Summerfield) list on-site lodging (check whether it's for guests or the couple only).