Welcome to Whitetail Tree Farm. Looking for that perfect venue? You have come to the right place. Our farm is nestled among the hills of scenic Henry County, Indiana. We are situated in a picturesque part of Indiana. Your first experience when entering our farm is the feeling of peace and tranquility. The beauty and vastness of our farm is instantly charming. The surrounding lawns offer a number of places to hold a gorgeous outdoor wedding with several spectacular choices for photographs. The location for your wedding is an important choice in making your special day memorable. Whitetail Tree Farm takes pride in making "Memories that Last Forever" with our personalized attention. We invite you to take a tour of our unique farm. Come see all we have to offer in making your wedding one to remember.

Willow Acres is a beautifully designed space that is a blank canvas to create an individualized experience that showcases your love and personalities. We strive to create a personal connection with each of our couples to provide a seamless flow throughout the planning process and to ensure that we are a team that you can trust. At the end of the day, we want to bring to life the day that you’ve always dreamed of. After all, you deserve to be a guest at your own event. Our mission is to create a tailor-made experience for each of our clients, whether it be an intimate gathering or a grand affair.

Located in the historic Carnegie library building in downtown Anderson, the Anderson Museum of Art is host to a variety of local, regional, and national art exhibitions. Our mission is to engage the community in the visual arts while providing a beautiful venue to host events

Maple Lane Retreat sits on 3.5 acres surrounded by farmland. The newly renovated horse arena provides 6,000 sq. ft. of space for events of all sizes large and small. Attached to the barn is a 1,800 sq. ft. patio that overlooks a 3/4 acre pond with color changing water fountain.

The Hopewell Barn is located about 1/2 mile south of the historic Hopewell Church. Built in 1872 and purchased by Deb in 2018, the church is listed on National Historic Register for its ties to Gene Stratton Porter. Gene was a famous author in the early 1900’s and the area of ‘Hopewell’ was used as the locale for the settings for several of her books. The name ‘Rustic Barn at Hopewell’ was selected to pay tribute to historic roots of the Hopewell area.