Maple Rock Farm — Attraction in Parsonsfield

Hello from Audrey and Sam!

We can't think of a venue more deserving of this 5 star review. Having planned our Sept. 2023 wedding for a full year, we were nervous about how it would all turn out to say the least. When we arrived on location the nerves were quickly abated and Maple Rock worked tirelessly to make the day we had worked so hard to plan, a reality.

It was truly our dream wedding made manifest and we couldn't have asked for a better location or a more dedicated staff. If you plan to have your event here, please use every part of the venue. (or a least as much as you can!) We realized that was probably our favorite takeaway and looking back we now have significant memories in each spot. The barn is of course timeless and lovely (Bill put a fresh coat of paint on it that summer and the red was shining bright!), the orchard feels both welcoming with a touch of wilderness, and the Inn was clean, comfortable and aesthetically awesome!

It's not something you can control but we also ended up with picturesque weather and boy, does the property sing if that's the case! However, we were also comforted to know that they had a game plan ready for pending poor weather as well.

We've included a few photos here but again, we can't thank Maple Rock enough for helping make our dream wedding happen. Awesome, magical, place and awesomely kind...

We feel so lucky that we found Maple Rock for our wedding! After reaching out to almost a dozen venues, we stumbled onto Maple Rock, and it quickly became the clear winner. The property is gorgeous, and the barn is full of character and charm.

Bill and Cass were so fun to work with.We also had them do our day-of coordination and they really went above and beyond in making sure that our day was perfect. We wanted a non-traditional Jew-ish ceremony that was a bit different from the typical American wedding. Bill and Cass were eager to learn and help make our somewhat hazy vision into a beautiful reality. They are well connected to all of the best vendors in the area, which helped us tremendously with planning. Moreover, they have strong relationships with the local community and really came through to solve last minute challenges.

We had envisioned a ceremony overlooking the White Mountains, but rainy weather meant we had to move the ceremony to the barn. They didn't miss a beat, and quickly rearranged the barn to a beautiful ceremony space, and then back to a reception space in the blink of an eye. The barn is so beautiful that we still had a gorgeous backdrop for our ceremony photos, and we were able to get the outdoor photos we wanted during a break in the rain. Rain or shine, the folks at Maple Rock will help you create an incredible...

Maple Rock Farm is the most picturesque perfect venue from the outside. Gorgeous grounds abundant with apple orchards and fields, a beautiful classic barn with plenty of space and just the right amount of rustic charm, and the farmhouse in all her glory which can easily sleep your entire bridal party. Inside it all though is something even better; two amazing humans who will be your biggest cheerleaders, support system, and ensure you have the best day ever. Period.

Bill and Cass are the true hidden secret behind Maple Rock. When things went awry (and trust me there will be some bumps along the way during your planning) they were always quick to offer a solution or drop a contact to reach out to. They truly want to see your vision come to life and went above and beyond in so many ways. They helped make sure no detail was left to chance and everything ran smoothly day of with their coordination services add on which I highly recommend. We also opted to add on the day after clean-up service as well which is extremely affordable and worthwhile!

We can not thank or recommend them highly enough for all of their hard work, advice, and everything else in-between; it truly was the best day ever and gratitude doesn’t begin to cover it! Thank you Bill and Cass for an amazing weekend filled with love, laughs, and some new found...