My niece got married here. All in one package. Barn and sunflower fields. A beautiful venue. Very…read morespacious inside and out for a wedding and reception. Parking is gravel so that's a drawback for those who must wear heels. Watch your step!

WOW! I've visited this barn for a family wedding over the summer. My extended family approached my…read moreimmediate family asking us if we would at least hand the wedding knowing that it was about an hour and a half away from Cincinnati. Of course, we could not say no! Not knowing what to expect, we made the drive to this rustic barn in Piqua, Ohio. What a surprise! A Saturday wedding took place at 4:30 in the afternoon. Before the ceremony started, we were able to go inside of the barn for some shade. It was truly appreciated, as there were several older people in attendance. It was over 90°, so it made for a very hot outdoor wedding! The ceremony just outside the barn was beautiful and quaint. I read online that the facility could hold a guest list of 250 people. The outdoor venue where the ceremony was held looked small enough to be considered quaint, but I really do believe 250 people could have sat on those benches outside, if needed. The two-story barn was quite large, as it had an area for a bar, the wedding table for the bridal party, about 26 round tables with eight chairs each, and a loft area complete with a photo booth and additional smaller tables, if needed. There were nice bathrooms on the first floor, with three stalls in the women's room. Large enough for people to get in and out, as well as cleaner than a horse stable or portalet (phew!). If you look online, it looks like the couple who owns this used to be in an event planning company. It looks like the barn is situated on an old Homestead, as the house is where the bridal party gets ready. There is even an additional older looking barn that the men can hang out in while the girls get ready. There is a parking lot next to the field where the couple gets married, but a field of sunflowers attempts to block away the row of cars in the lot. Honestly, I left this venue thinking I should get into the event planning industry! If you look online, the couple is pretty honest about their rates. It looks like it is about $3500 for a Saturday late afternoon wedding and $2500 for a Friday night or Sunday afternoon. Of course, that is just the barn rental. I am sure that anything additional would cost more. Wonderful venue!! Just know there is not air condition in the barn. We really appreciated all the fans!!

DO NOT BOOK THIS VENUE - Unsafe, Unprofessional, and a Complete Disaster…read moreOur wedding experience at this venue was a nightmare -- not only due to serious health hazards, but also because of extremely unprofessional conduct from the owners and staff. What should have been a joyful day was made stressful, chaotic, and honestly, unsafe. BAT INFESTATION - SERIOUS HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS Bats were falling from the ceiling and crawling toward guests during the event. The groom personally removed bats prior to the ceremony, but the infestation continued throughout the evening. An hour before the ceremony, the DJ came to the bride and said he could not play music -- because bats were dive-bombing him in response to the sound system. Multiple guests left early due to the bat situation. We were given no reassurance about whether the food or wedding cake had been safely stored or protected. We were never given the leftover food, which we had been told we would receive. CATERING & BAR FAILURES The vegetarian meals were not served unless we specifically asked for them, which left our guests waiting while others ate. This should have been planned and handled in advance. Despite paying in advance for alcohol, the groom and groomsmen were denied drinks before the ceremony and had to leave the venue to buy their own. The bartender was rude and unhelpful throughout the evening. FACILITY ISSUES & OWNER BEHAVIOR The bridal suite lighting was completely inadequate for makeup, preparation, or photography. It badly needs updating. The owners were condescending, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. We still have a voicemail from them where they show zero compassion or responsibility for any of the issues. They attempted to withhold our deposit without an itemized breakdown. Only after repeated requests did they refund the deposit, but still refused to provide any documentation. We paid in full, in cash, and expected basic standards of professionalism. What we received was the exact opposite. Final Thoughts We regret choosing this venue for our wedding. The presence of bats falling from the ceiling, the lack of accountability, and the rude, unprofessional conduct from the venue's owners made this a traumatic experience. If you are considering this venue, do not book it. For your own peace of mind, the safety of your guests, and the success of your event -- go somewhere else. This was not just disappointing, it was disturbing.

From the owner: The Round Barn is a heated and air conditioned octagon shaped venue that can seat up to 300 people…read morecomfortably for weddings, proms, graduations, or any occasion to Piqua, Oh and surrounding areas.

This place is just beautiful! It's a wonderful venue for a wedding. The property is private and is…read moreperfect for that special day. The barn is modernized with facilities for guests and they have a bar for those important refreshments. We attended a wedding here that was outside under a huge oak tree. If weather had not cooperated there was plenty of room in the barn. I'd recommend it!

I attended a wedding at this Venue in July. What a great place to hold the wedding. The vine arch…read moredecorated with flowers in the woods was wonderful as was the burlap aisle runner. The barn and he "milk parlor" had some really great decorating details using machine parts from a farm. I have to say if it were my daughter, knowing what I know now, I would have a spring or fall wedding here but not a summer wedding. There was no air conditioning whatsoever. The guests were all sweating up a storm and couldn't stand staying in the barn because it was so hot. The small house fans were weak and offered no relief. They desperately need ceiling fans at a minimum and a swamp cooler would be good. My companion was beyond overheated and couldn't leave because there was no cel reception to call an uber.

We held our 10 year class reunion here and it was the most perfect place…read more The venue was very quick with correspondence and booking the space was easy. Upon arrival, they had a chalk sign outside stating the name of the private event which was a very welcoming touch. The space, table and chairs were all clean. We catered our own food and drinks and the kitchen area was clean and ready to hold everything. We were able to play music through the venue's system and there was a tv (with fire stick access) so you can stream things there as well. The venue is right in downtown Troy. We were able to walk to the brewery and other bars in the area once we ended the reunion. Parking is a breeze as there is plenty of street parking and the place is easy to find. I have no complaints whatsoever! If I had to find a venue for a gathering I would definitely look into using this space again.

I booked Pop-up so I could hold my bridal shower here. It was a perfect size and so accommodating!…read moreThere was a cooler, freezer, food heater, and it had plenty of room to serve food/drinks as well as sit all of my guests. It is so beautiful on the inside as well. Working with Karen was a dream! She was so responsive and even wrote a personalized message on the chalkboard sign outside! If I ever need to host another event, I absolutely consider hosting it here again! 6/5, could not recommend more.

We thought we would try the Piqua CC and we were allowed to because our son is a member of the Troy…read moreCC. You have to be a CC member to get in here. We started with 2 appetizers- onion rings and ahi tuna. The onions rings were good and came with catchup and ranch dressing. The ahi tuna was on a cabbage & peanut bed with an Asian sauce. I had a cup of onion soup - absolutely delicious! Next I had the Cajun penne pasta with shrimp. The Cajun seasoning was light and very well balanced. Perfect with shrimp! The restaurant was clean, tastefully done and service was excellent. The price reflected the excellent quality of the meals, it's not Taco Bell. It's a very nice place.

I attended a work luncheon here a few weeks ago and everything was just beautiful. The ground were…read morebeautiful along with the country club. They catered beef tips and baked fish. The beef tips were so decedent with rich gravy. The baked fish came with a homemade tarter sauce. All the wait staff was very kind and professional.

The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center is a wonderful example of a large Victorian home in Troy, OH. It…read morewas built by the Hayner family who made their money in distillation. Today it's a cultural center that give back to the Troy community. Tonight I attended a talk on the Miami and Erie Canal system that went through Miami County over 150 years ago. It was excellent.

While traveling from Dayton to Columbus, we made a stop in Troy, OH. It is a very nice town with…read moresome nice shops. My friends wanted to take me to the Troy Hayner Cultural Center. I'm glad they did. The center used to be the house of Mary Jane Harter Coleman Hayner. When she passed away, she left her home to the Troy Board of Education with instructions that the house be used as a library, museum and for educational and cultural purposes. The house itself is beautiful, and the rooms are preserved in good condition. The Hayner family ran a distillery, and there is a room displaying their whiskey bottles. The house also hosts art exhibits. When I was there, the house was hosting an exhibit of paintings by Nelly Toll, a Holocaust survivor. Hiding from the Nazis in Poland, Ms. Toll painted water colors of what she had hoped her life would be. In addition to the painting, there was a video with narration from Ms. Toll on her story, which was interesting and moving. The house also hosts cultural meetings and classes, and can be rented for parties and weddings. The grounds around the house are beautiful and would be a great place for a small wedding. Oh, it should be mentioned that admission to the Troy Hayner Cultural Center is free, and that you can take photos while you are there.

Here there is something for everyone. It is a nostalgic place for me and many others who are from…read moreTroy, Ohio. But for many, this is a new and booming place, but it's not exactly new. This is not just any park...here is a little history: In the early 1940's, several Troy residents began clearing the river and the banks of rubbish in hopes of using the area for water activates. They even cleared away the remains of an old wooden damn located just north of the Adams St. Bridge. Then, Edward Alvah (E. A.) and William Hobart took an interest in the park and provided the heavy equipment needed to assist in the process of clearing. That's right...E.A and William Hobart of the Hobart Brothers Corporation. The Hobart Corporation used to be based in Troy, Ohio. Yes, that's right...the ones that created and made Kitchenaid for the home and for commercial use...and they are still made today (just not here). Let us not forget the welders, generators and industrial equipment as well to name a few. They weren't always made in a foreign country. Indeed, Hobart was alive and well in Troy, Ohio and the surrounding area once upon a time. The Corporation put quite the thumbprint on Troy, this is one of them. The leaders of the Hobart Brothers Corporation wanted to provide a location for not only boating enthusiasts, but also for their employees to enjoy the Great Miami River and all activities related to water. So, they constructed a marina, a boathouse, and a launch area with a lighthouse all from the profits of the company. At one time there was a baseball diamond located here and playground equipment as well. The place boomed with boating activities, festivals and company picnics for many years. My grandparents and parents used to speak of the fun times here. In the 1960's, E.A. Hobart gave the boathouse and property to the city of Troy as a gift. Troy accepted and decided it had great recreational potential. It has been utilized in many ways over the years. It has even seen days of non-use and dilapidation as well sadly. Some of my fondest memories growing up were playing out on the island after crossing a bridge...and we always fed the ducks. I used to love to ride my bike down that steep hill coming in and lift my legs & feet off the peddles. We used to rent canoes and paddle boats below...sweet memories. But what was once old, is new again. It brings me tears of joy to see this place come alive again and alive it is indeed. This place not only has its own website now, but it has a Facebook page too! There is a fairly new restaurant in the building called "Smith's Boathouse". The Smith family has a history of their own. I went to school with one of the brothers and was able to enjoy the family restaurant in Maui (Yummy). It is a great addition to the Park. And if you get a chance, please check it out. But not only that, there is now an area for concerts in addition to the typical walks, playing, biking, picnicking or just hanging out and enjoying the view. There is quite the venue these days at Treasure Island. It makes me smile that it is alive again. Although people call it "new", please don't forget the history, how it started, why it's here and how it has evolved. When in Troy...stop down...a water activity may interest you, a stroll, a bike ride...or maybe just the view. These are only a few things you can do there...there is something for everyone...to include finding that special spot for peace and quiet. http://www.troyohio.gov/587/Treasure-Island-Park https://www.facebook.com/pages/Treasure-Island-Park/142286295802726