Venues & Event Spaces in Gray, ME

“We had our October 2024 wedding at The Inn at Fogg Farm and could not be happier with how it turned out! The barn and grounds are absolutely beautiful and the farmhouse next door was the perfect place for my bridesmaids and I to stay the night before and get ready the morning of! The barn comes pre-decorated with beautiful string lights and long curtains with tie-backs so all we needed to add was table decor! The venue also comes fully furnished with beautiful tables and chairs (unlike many venues), so we really had to do minimal setup for our wedding. We had our wedding food catered by the venue owners (who own the restaurant next door) and guests RAVED about the food! We had a buffet of steak, chicken, ravioli, and late night pretzels with beer cheese. The food was a HUGE hit. The owner and coordinator, Peggy, was super helpful and adaptable to all of our planning needs and wishes for our wedding! I can't speak highly enough about our experience!”

“As a fellow vendor, I love working at Spring Meadows Wedding & Event Center! The owners are so friendly and accommodating, and the venue is beautiful! Check out this hidden gem today!”

“Great experience from beginning to end. Gentleman in the proshop couldn't have been nicer. Starter was great as well. I have worked at golf courses for over 30 years as a starter, proshop attendant, and on the grounds crew in the summer while teaching. I'm always cognizant of pace of play and this was awesome. Played on a packed Friday morning and played in a shade under 4 hours. The course itself was top notch. Fairways were pure and the greens were perfect. I was here from Philadelphia for a wedding and play all over the place down there. The $100 green fees, especially after covid, is not exorbitant. The public course i work at charges $95 and does not have as interesting layout as this one. Really fun and interesting layout here. Kudos to the superintendent. He's doing a fantastic job. As a side note, people who complain about divots are silly. If the golfer doesn't fix em they take a while to heal. That's not the courses problem. I play over 100 times a year. They're everywhere I've played. Myrtle, Pinehurst, even Pebble Beach. It's the rude golfers of this era that is the problem”