The address
Save it before you drive up — service thins out on the last stretch of road.
325 Jeffers Hill Road, Pike, New Hampshire 03780Guest information
Guest Guide
Everything practical in one place: where to sleep, how to find the farm, where to park, and the questions we are asked most. For the venue itself and the order of the day, see The Weekend.
Finding your way
The map
The dark pin is Jeffers Hill Farm. Everything else is a place to stay, so you can see how far each one sits from the farm before you book. Tap a pin for driving directions.
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- The farm — Ceremony, reception, and parking
- Inns and lodges — Rooms and cabins to book
- Campgrounds — Sites, cabins, and RV hookups
Parking and Arrival
Everything happens on the farm, so parking is on the property and free. Come up Jeffers Hill Road and follow the signs. A attendant will be present to direct you to parking. Please try to be seated by 1:45 PM, this means arriving around 1:30 to park and walk to the lawn would be ideal.
Not pinned: Rustic Gatherings Inn. We do not have a confirmed address to map yet — ask us and we will send it.
Where to stay
Lodging nearby
Most guests will stay in Pike, Haverhill, Woodsville, or a nearby campground. June weekends in the White Mountains book early — please reserve as soon as you can.
Inns and lodges
The Innstead Mountain Getaway
Pike · less than 2 miles
Cabins on 2,000 private acres at 112 Dean Hill Road. The closest inn to the farm.
Deep Sleep Inn at Gibson House
Haverhill · less than 5 miles
A six-room inn in a historic house on the Haverhill village green, at 341 Dartmouth College Highway.
Photo: Deep Sleep Inn at Gibson
Nootka Lodge
Woodsville · less than 10 miles
A lodge with rooms, family suites, a pool, and easy access from Route 10, at 4982 Dartmouth College Highway.
Photo: Nootka Lodge
Rustic Gatherings Inn
White Mountains · less than 12 miles
A small lodge in Warren that can sleep a group of about 15. Book the whole house through them directly.
Photo: Rustic Gatherings Lodge
Campgrounds
Lost River Valley Campground
North Woodstock
Wooded sites and cabins along a brook, a classic White Mountains campground for tents and RVs.
Photo: Lost River Valley Campground
Moose Hillock Camping Resort
Warren
Tents, RVs, cabins, and glamping, with more amenities if you want a full resort-style campground.
Photo: Moose Hillock Camping Resort
Country Bumpkins Campground & Cabins
Near Lincoln / Woodstock
Cabins and sites with hookups, useful if you want water and electric without staying in a hotel.
Photo: Country Bumpkins Campground
Houses on Airbnb and Vrbo
Houses and cabins book quickly for a June weekend. Each town below opens a search for Friday, June 25 through Sunday, June 27, 2027. Stay as close as you can — Pike is the farm village, then Haverhill and Woodsville, then Piermont and Orford down the river.
Pike
The farm village
The smallest search area, and the closest to Jeffers Hill Farm. A good first look if you want to walk or take a very short drive.
Haverhill
Includes Pike · a few minutes away
The town that Pike belongs to, with the widest nearby mix of homes and cottages. Start here if Pike itself is thin.
Woodsville
Less than 15 minutes
The closest village with groceries, restaurants, and more house rentals. A practical base if you want shops in the morning.
Photo: Ascended Dreamer, CC BY 4.0
Piermont
South along the river · about 15–20 minutes
A quiet river town with cottages and houses. Listings here often sit between the Connecticut River and the hills.
Orford
Farther south · about 20–25 minutes
Another river town with a deeper bench of whole-house rentals if the closer villages are already taken.
Photo: Ascended Dreamer, CC BY 4.0
Good to know
Questions and answers
A few of these are still being decided. Anything marked as such is our best plan today, and this page is where the final answer will land.
What should we wear?
Garden formal. Summer suits, and midi or long dresses. The ceremony is on grass and the barn has a wood floor, so block heels or flats will treat you better than stilettos. June evenings in the White Mountains cool off quickly — bring a layer for after dark.
Can we bring our kids?
Children are not preferred as we would like to have a more adult-focused party. We understand if you cannot arrange this and we may try to work with you to find a solution.
What happens if it rains?
The celebration goes on. The renovated 1840s barn can hold everyone, so the ceremony moves under cover and dinner and dancing are inside regardless. We will make the call the morning of — you only need a jacket.
Where do we park?
On the farm, at no cost. Follow Jeffers Hill Road to the property and look for signs directing cars. An attendant will be present to direct you to parking. The lot is a short walk from the ceremony lawn.
How do we get there, and is there a shuttle?
Plan to drive. Pike is rural and the last stretch of road is slow, so add time and please sort out a designated driver for the ride home. If we arrange a shuttle from any of the inns, we will post it here.
Still being confirmedWill I have cell service?
Not reliably. Download directions before you leave town, and save the farm address — 325 Jeffers Hill Road, Pike, NH 03780 — somewhere you can reach offline.
When should we RSVP by?
As soon as you know. One reply per household on the RSVP page covers your whole party, and you can write to us if your plans change later.
What time does the night end?
11:00 PM will be when the wedding officially ends. There is an additional area on the property where the party can continue if desired.
Still have a question?
Write it in the note on your RSVP and we will answer you — and add it here if other guests are wondering the same thing.
Go to RSVP