About Us — Osbornia Farm
Our Story

About Osbornia Farm

Family owned. Made for Gathering.

The mission of Osbornia Farm is simple: to bring families, friends, coworkers, and communities together in a warm, welcoming, and memorable space. We're a family-owned venue set on 25 acres in Southern Lancaster County, on the border of Chester County, Maryland, and Delaware.

Our property is steeped in history — once part of Robert Fulton's birthplace — with an 1800s farmhouse, a bank barn, a granary, and additional farm buildings surrounded by trees, rolling fields, and a flowing creek. It's secluded and private, yet easy to reach from Lancaster, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.

Every space was designed with you and your guests in mind, so your event feels stress-free from the first hello to the last goodbye. When you book with us, you're cared for by the same family who calls this farm home.

Four distinct spaces. One Unique Property.
The Setting A historic Farm. At the center of it all is the restored 1800s bank barn, where warm wood and string lights set the scene for a reception of up to 200 guests. Paired with open fields for the ceremony and the granary lawn for cocktail hour, the farm blends rustic character with easy, all-in-one flow.
Up to 200 guests
Restored 1800s bank barn
Ceremony in the open fields
One event per day, always
The Grounds 25 Acres To Explore. Beyond the barn, 25 private acres of rolling fields, mature trees, and a flowing creek give your celebration room to breathe. From the historic farmhouse to the granary and open pastures, the property offers endless photo backdrops and complete privacy for your day.
25 private acres
Creek & rolling fields
1800s farmhouse & granary
Open vendor policy
Bringing families, friends, and communities together in a warm, welcoming, memorable space. The Osbornia Farm Family
Come see if this is The One. The best way to know is to walk the grounds. Schedule a private tour and imagine your celebration here, from a ceremony in the open fields to the last dance in the bank barn.