The venue is gorgeous. We cannot say enough about our experience hosting a rehearsal dinner at the…read morebooking house. From start to finish, the communication with the staff was wonderful. They made sure we had everything we needed for a successful event.

I was a bridesmaid here at a wedding and it was amazing !!!!! The staff was so helpful and the…read morevenue was GORGEOUS.

We went here for Thanksgiving. Four adults. The food was great. The service was great. My…read moremother can't stop talking about it. It was a buffet with 2 carving stations. The ham and beef were very good. All the sides were also excellent. The only thing that keeps it from getting 5 stars is the desserts. It seems to be the only thing not made in house. The cheesecake was just average. A fruit compote on top would have been enough to bump it up a notch. The chocolate torte was way too dense. It could have just been a chocolate bar. Overall, it was well worth the price to not cook or clean up!

My husband and I got married here a few years ago and we try to go back each year for nostalgia…read moresake! The property is gorgeous and on a sunny day, it looks like a scene out of a fairy tale. The culinary experience is also very nice, hosting brunch buffets for different holidays and their breakfast for an overnight stay hits the spot! Quality: 4.5/5 Customer service: 3.5/5 Value for cost: 4/5

My daughter was married on May 9th at Weddings on Memory Lane, and I truly cannot say enough…read morewonderful things about the venue, Melanie and her staff. The grounds are absolutely beautiful--immaculately maintained and thoughtfully landscaped, providing a gorgeous backdrop for the wedding photos. Both the bridal and groom's suites are comfortable, pampering, and feel like a special retreat for getting ready. My daughter had a specific vision for the ceremony's floral aesthetic, and Melanie worked closely with her to bring that vision to life. The ceremony by the pond was stunning, especially with the bridesmaids making their way down the hill--creating such a memorable and picturesque moment. The reception space is equally impressive, flowing seamlessly into an outdoor patio area that is both cozy and spacious, complete with a fire pit, ample seating, and lawn games for guests to enjoy. From day one, Melanie was incredibly responsive, accommodating, and flexible. She addressed every question or concern promptly and always found solutions. Her experience in the wedding industry really shows--she provided excellent vendor recommendations and had contingency plans in place for anything that might arise. On the wedding day, Melanie and her team were completely on top of everything. She coordinated vendors, managed the schedule, and handled every detail with ease. She has a wonderful ability to step in when needed while allowing the day to unfold naturally, which made everything feel seamless and stress-free for both the couple and the parents. Since this was a destination wedding for us, planning from afar could have been overwhelming, but Melanie made the entire process manageable and even enjoyable. When an issue arose with the caterer, she stepped in right away and helped resolve it without adding stress. Honestly, the only thing she can't control is the weather--everything else is handled with care and expertise. Thank you, Melanie and team, for creating such a beautiful day and a truly cherished memory.

This was my first time at this venue. It was beautiful!…read moreThe weather was perfect. The ceremony and cocktail hour were outside. The ceremony overlooked a pond and cocktail hour was on a beautiful patio. I'm not sure what it would be like on a rainy day. The barn where we had dinner was gorgeous! I definitely recommend this venue.

My parents and boyfriend booked a night here as a birthday surprise for me. The absolute beauty of…read morethe building was incredible. We stayed in a beautiful room on the third floor. There are fireplaces in almost every room, unfortunately the one in our room was currently under construction but maybe next time. Our particular bedroom was called the Michelangelo Tower. The ceilings being painted and all. Make sure you're a morning person though, because with eight (8!) windows it got very bright in there by 6AM. Probably was the only downside because my boyfriend and myself are not particularly morning people. There's a coffee maker and water bottles available in the sitting room, at all hours of the day, which was nice. The morning we had check out they had breakfast served in each of the large dining rooms. Quiche with bacon and potatoes. Orange juice, water, hot tea and fresh coffee. All was wonderful. We will be back.

My daughter and her fiancé just had their wedding there. The grounds, buildings, chapel and…read morereception area are amazing! In-house catering was absolutely delicious, we had them do the rehearsal dinner, lunch for bridal party when they were getting ready, then dinner that evening. All the hors d'oeuvres were amazing! Dinner was right on time and everything came out hot and delicious! The staff was on point taking care of all our needs. The owner, Gina, is a amazing host and helped us in everything we needed to get done. I would recommend Moonstone Manor for any event that you need a venue for!! I give it 5 stars!!!!!

When no one in the family felt like cooking for Easter this year, the LeTort View Community…read moreCenter's public Easter Brunch felt like the perfect solution -- festive, easy, and a chance to try something new. Bonus: an appearance from the Easter Bunny? Say less. We were in! Booking tickets online was super simple, and we selected the 12pm seating. Ahead of the event, we received instructions via email directing us to obtain a Visitor's Pass to access the Carlisle Barracks, which I appreciated -- anything to streamline the day-of process. Unfortunately, their automated pass system was down, and despite multiple attempts to resolve it ahead of time, we were told to just arrive 30 minutes early with IDs and handle it on-site. That's where the adventure began. On Easter morning, we plugged the provided address into GPS and confidently set off... only to be led to a closed gate with a sign that simply read: "GATE CLOSED. USE OTHER GATE." Cool, cool, cool. Which gate? Where? I don't live or work here. No idea. Calls to the contact number went unanswered (understandable given the holiday, but still not ideal), and we found ourselves driving around Carlisle trying to solve what felt like an Easter scavenger hunt we did not sign up for. We eventually made an executive decision to head to the Visitor Center, which -- surprise! -- is exactly where we should have gone in the first place. Once there, we got through security fairly easily, but were given only verbal directions to the venue. We were told there would be "good signage." Spoiler alert: there was not. We had to stop twice to ask for directions before finally finding the building. By the time we parked, I was equal parts relieved and hangry. We arrived about 30 minutes early as instructed and checked in, only to be told to wait in the bar area because the kitchen was "catching up." Totally fair -- things happen -- but the check-in area already felt a bit chaotic. The bar experience followed suit, with some confusion around seating and tabs, but we rolled with it and grabbed drinks while we waited. As noon approached, the lobby filled quickly with guests waiting to be seated. After confirming we wouldn't lose our place in line (because we had, in fact, been waiting patiently), we were finally seated right on time. Once inside the banquet room, we quickly realized this was going to be a bit of a self-service experience beyond the buffet. We were glad we had already grabbed drinks, because our server didn't make it to our table until we were well into dessert. Around the room, other guests were also wondering about drinks, table clearing, and general service. It was clear the team was doing their best, but the coordination just wasn't quite there. Now -- let's talk about the food, because this is where things turned around. The buffet itself was really well done. A great mix of breakfast and lunch options, with everything from eggs and bacon to carved meats, mac and cheese, and roasted vegetables. There was something for everyone, and everything we tried was solid. But the absolute standout? The chocolate cake with peanut butter icing and crushed Reese's peanut butter cups. Listen...this cake was LIFE-CHANGING! Rich, decadent, perfectly peanut buttery -- I had a massive slice and absolutely could have gone back for more (and considered it). My adventure buddies were equally impressed with the candied sweet potatoes and the Italian lemon crème cake. For $35 per person, the food absolutely delivered. We made sure to grab photos with the roaming Easter Bunny before heading out, which really tied the whole experience together and gave it that festive, holiday feel we were hoping for. Overall, despite the logistical challenges getting onto the base, the lack of clear directions, and the somewhat disorganized service, we genuinely had a really nice Easter. Not having to cook, clean, or plan a full meal was a win, and the food quality made it worthwhile. Would I attend another public event here? Possibly -- especially if the price and menu felt right. Would I host an event here? I'd have some hesitation based on the coordination challenges we experienced. But as far as Easter 2026 goes...we ate well, got our bunny photos, and made it an adventure -- which, honestly, is kind of on brand.

I had my wedding reception here this year and it was amazing! The venue is very nice and clean. The…read morestaff are friendly, personable, and a pleasure to work with. The pricing is very reasonable if you are looking to host an event. The food is made in house and is always excellent! I have attended several other events at the LVCC over the past 2 years. The food and drinks and overall service is always excellent!

Disgusting dry burgers and hard cold pretzel sticks at the pa farm show 0 out of 10 do not recommendread more

How these people secured contracts for the state Capitol and farm show is worth investigating. At…read morethe trump rally 8-31-24 where 20000people showed up these people had at best 8 people serving overpriced drinks and food. People who run this company have to know that after standing in the hot sun waiting to get in that visitors will be thirsty. If they cant staff a decent crew to serve than get some other vendors who can. No one wants to wait in line for an hour and a half for drink of water. Then get charged 4$ a bottle. Shame on you.

..always wondered where the Star Barn ended up after disappearing from its original location near…read moreMiddletown - well I finally found it! Toured the grounds while enjoying the Christmas lights with the Star Barn being the pièce de résistance - looked absolutely breathtaking. Will need to find a reason to stop in for one of the functions at the barn. Incidentally, the display of lights is the best in the area in my opinion - recommended!

Bought train tickets for an Easter event. It was our first time here and the email emphasized…read morearriving well before our scheduled ride, which we did. However arriving so early meant the staff were either uninformed of the days events or just not ready. Signage was confusing on where to park and we ultimately were forced to return to our car with three little kids in tow, move it to a grassy area in desperate need of a mow, than wait in the car due to the cold until the shuttle was set up and we were taken go the train. The Easter train and activities that day were nice, although I still felt the staff weren't knowledgeable, and when we approached customer service for a program of the days events after seeing other people with them, they were even confused on where to get them. Other than misinformation, we enjoyed that day. My grandson found a gold egg for which they comped us the $35 ticket to the 4th of July festivities. The 4th of July activities were promoted heavily on Facebook and listed alot of great activities for kids one would assume would be included in the ticket cost. They also had fireworks, which we did not plan on staying for. My grandkids were excited to go on the train ride and get their faces painted. Neither happened, because once there we were told the train ride was an additional $15 per person and that the face painters were a no show. We were directed to a lower barn, a good walk from where we were with 3 small kids and told that's where the kids activities were. I don't consider food trucks and a coloring page "kids activities " but wherever. Annoyed we made the long trek back up the hill to the star barn in 90 + degree weather before a nice employee saw us struggling with the double stroller and gave us a ride on her golf cart, for which we were very thankful. The activities up there weren't much either. A gaga ball pit and corn hole, and the same coloring page inside. Bull rides and pony rides were an additional fee. The petting zoo was free but lame. 2 donkeys, 2 ponies, and two lamas we had no access to. The entertainment was a juggler who thought he was funny but failed to entertain adults and children alike. Every where you turned there were nickel and dime fees. So what was the $35 fee for? I'm assuming to see fireworks you can see elsewhere for free. So glad our ticket was comped, as this event was lame, and the hour we wasted there, mostly walking in extreme heat we can never get back.

Cool place for a large party! We were there for the…read moreLancaster County Republican event. Food was great. I think that this place would be a great place for a wedding.

I was here for a wedding in September. The venue is beautiful and simple. It was hot and humid…read morethough which is when I wish there was some climate control in the barn. The staff were helpful, bathrooms clean, and venue was in great condition.