What started as a small, family-owned marina has now grown to include a perfect place to celebrate life’s wonderful events. The Farm at East Port Marina near Dale Hollow Lake will now offer a venue for your most special occasions. Whether you’re looking for a small, intimate get-together, or a large family reunion, The Farm at East Port Marina is here to make it memorable. Nestled in the hills of the beautiful Upper Cumberland of Tennessee, our Farm Venue is sure to take your breath away. Located on 90 acres of family-owned farm land, with views of lush rolling hills, wide open spaces, and a gorgeous pond, The Farm at East Port Marina is an ideal place to host your next event.

Imagine exchanging vows under the wide-open sky with panoramic views of the stunning plateau as your backdrop. Our picturesque gazebo or spacious, private pavilion offer serene and enchanting settings for your wedding day. Whether you envision a rustic outdoor ceremony or an elegant celebration, our customizable wedding packages cater to your unique style and preferences. With options for intimate elopements or grand celebrations, we offer breathtaking plateau views, unique lodging options, including RV and tent sites for guests, and the opportunity to create cherished memories that last a lifetime.

From the moment you pull in to the entrance of Oaklawn Farms the stunning views will amaze you! 240 acres of beautiful rolling meadows, a 5 acre spring fed lake, bluffs & flowing creek all under the canopy of 100 year old Oak Trees. Complete with stone bridges, outdoor fire pits, dense woods, a waterfall and venues that are not only beautiful but inviting. Oaklawn Farms Wedding Venue is the perfect combination of rustic and elegant. Three equally beautiful venues to pick from and a multitude of outdoor ceremony sites that will ensure your wedding is everything you ever wished for. With stunning photographic ops all over the farm, your wedding photos will feel like magazine worthy galleries.

Duck Pond Manor was originally known as the England Mansion. The mansion’s building process began in 1861(according to family stories). The house was finally completed Dec 27, 1867. This 5000 sq ft mansion was built using bricks fired in a kiln right in the farm. The original Apple House still stands behind the mansion.