(502) 387-1759 Tours by Appointment
Event Season April to November Goshen, KY · Just Outside Louisville
A bride and groom embracing forehead to forehead beside an ivy-covered stone wall and iron gate at Land O' Goshen A couple kissing at the end of the aisle under a draped arbor inside the barn as guests look on A bride and groom walking hand in hand through a grass field on the farm A couple sharing their first dance in the barn with guests watching The gravel drive into the farm lined with fall trees and a wooden board fence
Welcome to Land O' Goshen

A family-farm wedding venue just outside Louisville

A renovated 1940s barn in the middle of our family's 300-acre farm in Goshen, KY.

1916 Belknap family farm, four generations
300 acres of fields, trees and creek
200+ Google reviews from couples and families
Why Couples Choose the Farm

Get married on a working farm

Our family has worked these lands since 1916, and we can appreciate a good price. You get the barn and the grounds, and you choose the people who make the day yours with our open vendor policy.

A long oak slab table set for a reception in the barn

Open Vendor Policy

Bring your own caterer and bartender. The prep room holds an industrial fridge, a large deep freezer, two oven warmers, a three-compartment sink, a mop sink and two large stainless steel tables to work on.

A couple saying their vows, seen through the open barn doors

A rain plan for every scenario

Get married anywhere on the venue grounds. If the weather turns, the ceremony moves into the main hall and the covered leisure area keeps cocktail hour dry.

The farm pond at sunrise with cattails along the bank

A real working farm

Spruces and dogwoods, rolling corn fields, ponds, waterfalls and Harrods Creek for photos. Lots of Nigerian Dwarf goats, hilarious Kunekune pigs and sweet Sicilian mini donkeys, all begging to be fed. Many new friends await on Land O' Goshen Farm.

A row of ginkgo trees in golden fall color over a lawn of fallen leaves on the farm

Close to Louisville, still tucked away

Six miles off the Gene Snyder in Goshen, past the horse farms on US-42. Hotels in Springhurst are about 15 minutes away.

Kind words from the people who celebrated here

“Thank you Clair and Ian for helping our son have a perfect and magical wedding. We were allowed to hire the caterers and bartenders of our choice which is hard to find in a venue.”

Katy A., Mother of the groom, October 2026

“The lil' gem of Oldham County. Gives you an outdoor feel without the panic of ‘what are we going to do if it rains?’ Bathrooms and kitchen are perfect. Outdoor deck is fab.”

Allyson A., Wedding, June 2026

“If you're looking for a venue that is both stunning and practical, Land O' Goshen is hard to beat. Our wedding day exceeded every expectation.”

Travis H., Groom, June 2026
Ian holding a small black goat while wedding guests stop to pet it on the farm
Meet Ian and Clair

Small Town Folks with Family Values

Hi everybody! We are Ian and Clair Belknap. We took over in 2015 and became the fourth generation to run the family farm since it was bought in 1916.

From 2017 to 2019, we renovated the barn with the Amish and created an environment where Rustic meets Class.

In 2020 we opened to the public, and we've been on site for every wedding since.

We are a strong two-person team! Clair handles the emails, calls, tours and booking, and she runs the early morning activities on your wedding day. Ian takes over in the afternoon and runs the evening of your event. The two of us handle the parking ourselves.

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The path from your first visit to your wedding day

  1. 1

    Tour the farm

    Walk the barn, the deck and the ceremony spots with us. Tours are by appointment, Monday to Friday.

  2. 2

    Lock in your date

    Sign the contract and pay your deposit, and your date is yours. We never book more than one event at a time.

  3. 3

    Plan it your way

    Choose your caterer, bartender and vendors, and work out the layout with Clair. The balance is due 60 days before your event.

  4. 4

    Enjoy the day

    Decorate from 8am, celebrate until 11pm. Clair runs the morning, Ian runs the evening, and clean-up happens that evening.

Pricing

One upfront price for the whole day

$5,500Friday & Saturday
$4,500Sunday to Thursday

The full day from 8am to 11pm, the same price for 25 to 200 guests, with tables and chairs for 200, both getting-ready rooms, four ceremony arbors and the two of us on site all day. For weddings with over 200 guests, renting a tent is required.

A $1,000 refundable damage deposit is due with the final balance. The only add-on is ice for the day, optional at $200.

Common Frequently Asked Questions

Is the barn air-conditioned?

The main hall is cooled by four 60-inch windmill fans, two 36-inch Big Ass Fans and the breeze through the barn doors. The bridal suite, groom's room and both restrooms are fully climate controlled.

Can we bring our own caterer and alcohol?

Yes to both. You choose your caterer, and you can bring your own alcohol as long as a licensed and insured bartender serves it. Linens, plates, silverware and glassware come from your caterer or a rental vendor.

What happens if it rains?

Your ceremony moves into the main hall, which seats everyone, and the covered leisure area keeps cocktail hour outside and dry. We also have a generator on site in case of bad weather.

How many guests can you host?

The venue has been zoned for a capacity of 200 people inside the barn. The capacity can easily be increased by adding a tent on the ceremony grass lawn.

When can we set up, and when do we clean up?

Your rental runs from 8am to 11pm, so you can start decorating at 8am on the day. Clean-up is done the same evening. Amplified music ends at 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 8pm on other nights.

Can our guests visit the animals?

Yes. Guests love meeting the goats, Kunekune pigs and mini donkeys, and one of us will be there to guide the visit. We don't offer bonfires or fishing during events.

Where can out-of-town guests stay?

There's no lodging on the farm. The Drury Inn & Suites Louisville North and the Hilton Garden Inn Louisville Northeast in Springhurst are about 15 minutes away, off the Gene Snyder at Brownsboro Road.

When is the farm open for events?

Our season runs April through November, seven days a week. We don't host December events.

A couple embracing in a wildflower field on the farm
Land O' Goshen Schedule a Tour

Come see the farm for yourself

Tell us a little about your day and we'll set up a time to walk the barn and grounds together. Tours are by appointment, Monday to Friday.

Clair will get back to you as soon as possible to set up your tour.

Prefer to talk? Call (502) 387-1759 or email [email protected].