FAQs

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Is there free parking?

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Yes, there is free parking.

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Is there a place to stay the night onsite?

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Yes, there are 10 RV/camper hook ups and camp sites available. Please contact Kyle Kucera to save a spot. There are also showers available onsite.

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Can I bring my own food and drinks for the weekend?

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Yes, there is a refrigerator on site to store food and drinks. Please label what is yours if you do not intend to share. There is a full kitchen and grills outside. Food and drinks will be provided during the wedding.

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Are fireworks allowed?

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No, fireworks are not allowed at the property.

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Are campfires allowed?

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Yes, but only in the designated fire pit.

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Am I allowed to dress casually for the wedding?

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We are asking that guests come dressed in semi formal or garden party attire. Although this is an outdoor celebration at a private camp ground, it is still a wedding with professional photography.

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Are children allowed at the wedding?

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Yes, but only if they are family and included on the invitation. Due to the nature of the venue, we are asking that children are kept under an extremely close eye if you choose to bring them. There are precautions put in place to protect them, however their guardians must be aware of the pond and river onsite.

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Can I bring my dog?

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Yes, your dogs are welcome. We do ask that you pick up after them, and that they remain at your campsite during the wedding ceremony and reception.

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Can I bring a plus one?

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Due to Covid-19, we are limiting our guest list. No plus ones are being granted at this time.

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What precautions are being taken due to Covid-19?

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We will be requiring temperature checks for all guests and vendors upon arrival at the venue. Masks and hand sanitizer will be available on site, as well as three bathrooms for hand washing. We ask that guests who are feeling unwell please stay home. Dinner will be served by table in order to prevent crowding and maintain a social distance.