Miller Farm Retreat is a beautiful wedding venue located in Mount Hood Parkdale, Oregon. This is a private, working farm that doubles as a retreat center. It lay just above Mount Hood and south of Hood River. Miller Farm Retreat has been family-owned for generations, enticing people from all over the world to come and enjoy their enchanting property. An hour from Portland, this venue provides a gorgeous oasis for city-dwellers to step away and enjoy the bounty of nature. This farm has been producing quality fruit in its apple orchards since 1903. A variety of other excursions surround the property including ski slopes, lavender farms, hiking trails, and windsurfing opportunities. Facilities and Capacity Miller Farm Retreat is pleased to host events both large and small. The grounds have a plethora of trees that can provide breathtaking backdrops for wedding ceremonies and photos. Brick pathways are able to supplement as an aisle or dancefloor. Tables and chairs can be set up directly on the lawn, creating a reception space that holds a magical ambiance. Services Offered This farm offers their clients two wedding packages that they can take advantage of. The first package allows up to 150 guests. It provides a PA system, valet parking for 80 vehicles, an on-site catering kitchen, event location options, an outdoor bar, a dancefloor, a wooden ceremony arch, and access to recreational areas such as the swimming pool, sauna, hot tub, and firepit. Their second package allows up to 200 guests as well as the perks and benefits of the first package. They also offer accommodations and get-ready rooms. Location Miller Farm Retreat is just beyond the crest of Mount Hood, situated north of the natural wonder. Various other farms and orchards surround the property, and the Columbia River is directly north of the farmland. State parks are a dime-a-dozen in this region, presenting plenty of opportunity for excursions and family fun. Portland is only a short drive from the property and the Warm Springs Reservation is a reasonable drive south of the farm.
