Mountain Field Farm LLC.

Doug P 3 months ago

Beautiful place. My Granddaughter had her Rehearsal, Wedding and Reception here. Clean restrooms.

Lindsay Dyer 10 months ago

Amber and Jennifer are two amazing women. They offer wonderful classes to teach and help each gardener or flower enthusiast. They are kind and so fun to be around while they work and share their knowledge. The time they have invested in the farm shows, it is picturesque everywhere you look. Amazing venue and staff to boot! 10/10, you’re missing out if you haven’t been out here.

Briana a year ago

BE ADVISED BEFORE BOOKING. I do not typically like to leave negative reviews, however…for the sake of anyone else who may be looking into this venue, my fiancé and I want to share our experience. We have tried to mitigate this issue with the new owners of the venue and got no resolve and so we are making others aware of this experience in hopes that it doesn’t happen to anyone else. Please be advised that Mountain Field Farm is under new management and the old reviews of this place DO NOT reflect the quality of business that the new owners bring to the table. The new owners of Mountain Field Farm in Palmer lied to us and took our money. Let me explain: This year we booked an Air B&B stay with Mountain Field Farm in Palmer to celebrate our wedding night. Unexpectedly, we had a family member become very ill just 2 months after booking our Air B&B reservation with them and we requested to move our reservation 1 whole year out to 2026 because of this family situation. The new management responded to our date change request and said they had several booked weddings at their venue during that time didn’t have any availability for the dates in 2026 that we requested. “That’s odd,” I t

Ellie Martinez a year ago

We recently hosted a family wedding at Mountain Field Farm. While the property is undeniably beautiful with lovely grounds, gorgeous views, and a great event layout, the management turned what should have been a joyful celebration into a ridiculously stressful experience. Despite charging thousands of dollars, the venue provided no meaningful staff support. Every detail of setup and coordination was left to us, and when we tried to manage it ourselves, the owners openly criticized us during the wedding for not doing it the way they wanted despite there being ZERO clear guidance. That alone was unprofessional and disruptive, but unfortunately it didn’t stop there. The morning after the wedding, the owners berated the bride (yes, the bride) trying to shift blame for the fact that they had lost her bouquet. To make matters worse, they then withheld the deposit without providing any accurate proof of damage. Just random photos from any point in time. This behavior is unacceptable and indicates serious lack of integrity in my book. A wedding venue is more than just a pretty backdrop. Couples deserve professionalism, support, and fairness - none of which we received here. Until the ow

Ryan Nolfe a year ago

This Airbnb has been the single worst booking experience I’ve ever had. Life happens—plans shift, dates change—but apparently this host thinks the calendar is carved into stone tablets. I reached out politely to request a date change (well in advance, mind you), and was met with the kind of cold, robotic “policy” talk you’d expect from a cable company in the 90s. Zero empathy, zero flexibility, zero effort. My fiancé and I asked if we could change our dates over a year in advance! These people responded by saying they had weddings booked on those dates. (June 8-9 2026) If you look at the availability they still do not have any bookings. These people are thieves and liars. Instead of working with us like a decent human being, they essentially told us: Too bad, your money is ours now. No compromise, no partial credit, not even a hint of understanding. Just a hard “no” and a shrug. It blows my mind that someone can run a business on a platform that’s supposed to be about hospitality and human connection, yet treat guests like disposable ATMs. Imagine paying nearly $1,000 dollars for a place you can’t even use, simply because the host is too greedy or lazy to adjust a booking. If yo