Excellent venue for anyone looking for a place to hold an event. There are rocking chairs to relax…read moreand fellowship while watching cows graze in the pasture. The handmade stained glass is beautiful. The owner is a one of kind and will make your event memorable.

A perfect venue for a wedding. Shaw & Patty made it so easy for us to host our daughter's wedding…read morehere. The facilities are great! Seemed like they had a bldg for everything and the BBQ for the rehearsal dinner was delicious! Definitely recommend!!

When one uses the word "farm" in the name of a wedding venue, I am slightly suspicious. I have been…read moreon a few farms in my life and a barn or a pony does not constitute one. Thankful here they live up to the name. First the location. Because it is off the beaten path and not directly in Richmond or Columbia County, some may assume it is a far drive. At 12-20 miles, it is not that far at all. But when you arrive, you will feel as though you have left the busyness and noise of city and suburban life far behind. Though I am unsure of the exact amount of acreage, I would give a fairly confident estimate of over 100. The open fields and the horses who seem to just be out for a afternoon stroll make you wonder if this is more venue or peaceful retreat. The focal point is the large barn, Magnolia Barn, where everything from dancing to food and drink to a cocktail area await. There is another barn, a cabin, and a chapel onsite as well (though a outdoor ceremony is a option). You have a firepit surrounded by porch swings and fresh air to soothe the soul. I love this venue and hope I have the opportunity to visit it more in the future.

Great venue. Attended my nieces wedding at this place and it was perfect. Great outdoor space.read more

I attended a wedding at Cloverleaf Farm and had a wonderful time. Cloverleaf Farm is located about…read more20-30 minutes east of Athens and about 1.5-2 hours away from Atlanta. It's out in the middle of nowhere. However, this is as authentic and charming a Southern farm event venue can get. I was pleasantly surprised at how awesome the wedding and reception were. Cloverleaf Farm is owned by Magic Moments, a company which also owns four special event venues in the Atlanta area. Coincidentally last year, I attended a wedding at another Magic Moments property: Primrose Cottage in Roswell (http://www.yelp.com/biz/primrose-cottage-roswell#hrid:f3MKTsGVCkK3wgr2hzj93A). That wedding was great, so it was no surprise the Cloverleaf wedding followed suit. Event services (e.g. catering) at Magic Moments properties are provided by A Divine Event, a sister company. The wedding I attended was an outdoor fall wedding. The weather was a little warm, but otherwise perfect. The wedding was relatively small and intimate with I believe just over 100 guests. However, I think this venue can easily handle much more. I liked how almost every part of the property was showcased and utilized. Functional. For example: 1. The wedding was held in a small courtyard outdoors. 2. Cocktails were served in the front of the house, outdoors/indoors. 3. The dinner reception was held in the back of the house, outdoors. 4. The cake-cutting was held in a separate room inside the house. 5. The wedding party's private quarters were upstairs. The food was the best part about this wedding and A Divine Event delivered. There was so much fantastic food, leaving all of our bellies completely stuffed. All of the food tasted fresh and was absolutely delectable. I believe all of the food was prepared and cooked on-site. Menu highlights included: - Classic Southern mac and cheese - Panko-crusted fried green tomatoes with goat cheese, roasted red pepper aioli - Cedar-planked salmon with blueberry compote - Cornbread muffins w/ whipped honey butter - A biscuit bar (!) with buttermilk and sweet potato biscuits, bacon, ham, jams, sausage, gravy, and more - Coffee-braised short ribs with green tomato avocado relish The Cloverleaf house is historic, beautiful, and itself a work of art. The house was built in the 1850s and got its name from the narrow, cloverleaf-shaped columns at the front and back porch areas. The portico in the back was where the DJ set up shop and all the dancing went down. There were actually two levels for dancing, on the portico (ground level) and above it on a deck. Now that was cool. In addition, a photo booth was set up on the wrap-around porch outside (by a third party). The food buffet was set up indoors and there were bars both inside and out. There were actually a lot of terrific, small touches that added a lot to the inviting and jovial atmosphere of the reception. Out in the back yard, there were stacks of hay with makeshift lanterns hanging from the trees for people to lounge and hang out at. The lanterns imitated fireflies inside jars and only looked more magical as the sun set. There was a stack of hay with the bride and groom's last initial decorated on. Lawn games like cornhole were available for play. There were several Magic Moments/A Divine Event event staff on-hand to make sure everything ran smoothly. That was nice because I have been to some weddings where there are not enough event staff and things can get a little unorganized. All of the staff that I interacted with were friendly and polite. The venue was easy to get to and there was plenty of field parking. As a wedding guest, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at Cloverleaf Farm. I think everyone had a truly fantastic and memorable time.

Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum…read more This museum is really a hidden gem. it's on the same property as the Botanical Gardens and it is incredible. great afternoon place to spend an hour or two seeing some of the most beautiful artwork you will see. some new. some hundreds of years old. this museum is to the left of the gardens and I thought it was an event space.

Headed out for a group hike and was NOT disappointed. We opted for the Red Oak and Black Gum Loop…read more This hike was relatively easy, well marked with just a few inclines and gorgeous views along the trail. The highlight was finishing near the tulips at the end of our hike. Gorgeous morning out and perfect location for a spring kick-off in nature.

Best and only B&B in Columbia County…read more If you plan on attending the Laural and Hardy festival in October, you will want to stay here. Book early because they fill up fast. If you don't want to spend the night, at least eat at the restraunt. There is a good variety and it has always been good when I go there.

Beautiful historic building, family run B&B very clean. Wonderful personal service staff, very…read morepolite. The Philly Cheese Steak with tater tots was delicious and budget friendly.

We have gotten take out once and the food was very good. Now that we live here we are anxious to…read moreeat at the Club more often. Understand there is Lake Access so looking forward to that.

Fantastic design and greens were some of the best I have ever played. Very quick, had to be…read morerolling at 11 or higher stimp. Creative layout with many great views of the lake. Course has some very demanding holes but also some birdie holes for sure. Cannot wait to play there again. David in the pro shop was so nice and welcoming. 5 star experience all the way!

The owners are great folks! We go there often and the service is great as well as their wine…read moreofferings! We leave with a case of wine every time we visit their winery.

We bought a bottle of "Let the Big Dawg Drink", a cabernet/merlot blend that they make here and it…read morewas the worst bottle of wine we have ever purchased, and we've been to 30+ wineries in Georgia alone over the last 25 years. The wine was CARBONATED and bore no resemblance to the sample we tried at the winery. We reached out to Victor, the owner/winemaker, to question him and ask for a resolution, and were completely ignored. Take your business elsewhere unless you like ZERO customer service and a winery that doesn't know how to properly bottle or age its wines. Just look at the FIZZ in the attached pictures.

Fun time for all. The larger the group, the harder it is to not have fun…read more The black lights add to the fun. Call and schedule a fun family outing. I recommend this activity for the whole family. Ages 3 to 100. Call and reserve a room.

We went and explored the new location today. The exterior of building/ plaza is very lack luster…read more The interior is new and very clean. We pretty much had the whole place to ourselves. They are running a fall break special for unlimited play for only $20 a person, most attractions were included (splatter room and human claw game were extra). For $20 it was steal of a deal, unfortunately they normally charge per hour for most activities. For me I know there is no way my kids will stay at one activity for an hour. I think they need to come up with more package options, maybe 3 activities for $25, 4 activities $33 or unlimited activities for $40. They do have small snack bar with drinks, beer, ice cream, popcorn, candy and other items. They have a retail area with shirts, key chains, sensory toys, hats and more. The splatter rooms are much larger at this new location. They do also have a couple of party room options. The staff was absolutely wonderful! I would definitely go back if they start regularly offering packages, otherwise it could easily become quite expensive with 3 children.