Valleyview Acres - Weddings and Events

03/05/2025

Don’t miss out on the best venue to get married at in 2026! Valleyview Acres Weddings & Events is booking going to fill up quick . We have had hundreds of visits to our website www.valleyviewacres.info

Call us today to reserve your space before we fill up

02/06/2025

Valleyview Acres Weddings and Events website is now a functional page for you navigate!

Feel free to like and share with your friends and family. We are accepting weddings for 2026. We are thrilled to give you an on site tour of our barn and grounds. You may contact us via phone, email, or contact form on our website.

Our countless hours of renovating, landscaping, and media formatting have finally come together to let us proudly share our dream. We want to thank everyone who have supported and encouraged us along the way. We truly appreciate your advice and kind words.

Valleyview Acres Wedding and Events is a wedding venue in the Ottawa Valley nestled between the Laurentian Mountains and 400 acres of farm pasture.

02/03/2025

Have you heard the news?

Valleyview Acres is soon to be the Ottawa Valley’s most prestigious weddings and events location. Our century old post and beam barn that boasts a large capacity , in house bridal suite bathroom and 400 acres of the most scenic landscape that’s gracefully embraces the venue leaves all viewers in awe. Located between Pembroke and Petawawa all amenities and accommodations are less than 10 minutes away. Contact Adam Yantha today to book your wedding.

Our website is almost done and will be active before the end of February for at home viewing and online registration. We are so excited we couldn’t hold in the news any longer.

01/30/2025

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01/26/2025

Valleyview Acres is pleased to announce that its 400-acre farm, boasting breathtaking scenery, is poised to become the premier destination for elegant wedding ceremonies. The website www.valleyviewacres.info will soon be operational, enabling couples to book their wedding for 2026 and beyond.

12/25/2024

12/08/2024

Never going to sell out. Stay FARMING PEOPLE

11/24/2024

Well time to repair our old backhoe.

11/19/2024

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"Centennial farm is no more. It has been replaced with suburban developments, a phenomenon happening in large parts of North America. In earlier times, our important cities were usually built in areas of good farmland. These cities have, of course, grown, and in the last few decades we have been covering up thousands of acres of some of our best farmlands with cement. We are increasing this rate of development all the time.

The year 1967 was centennial year in Canada. As a personal celebration, I did a series of paintings based on those things in my home county of Halton in Ontario which had been there for at least 100 years. Some of these subjects were works of nature but many were the works of man - old barns, farmhouses, fences and so on. Although these things lasted for 100 years or more, every single one of them has been destroyed within the last two decades - they were all gone by 1987.

I think that it is a pity that we in North America are so cavalier about our natural and man -made heritage. In Europe there has been for many years a serious effort to preserve the family farm and to preserve man-made works of previous generations. Such a commitment to preservation requires us to pay attention and to pay for it. The Europeans consider it a worthy cost. We North Americans apparently don't, and so our heritage disappears, very often through carelessness and more often through greed.

I enjoy painting man-made subjects from earlier eras because they have character and individuality. It is evident that they have been worked on by the human hand and by the forces of nature. This can no longer be said of our machine-made, packaged world which is increasingly enveloping us." ~ Robert Bateman

10/04/2024

Harvest time at Valleyview Acres