Fruitlands Museum

Fruitlands Museum is a 200-acre historic property in Harvard, Massachusetts, offering sweeping views of the Nashoba River Valley. Located approximately 30 miles from downtown Boston, the venue provides a rural setting with access to local orchards, hay fields, and hardwood forests. The property is situated atop Prospect Hill, where guests are welcomed by panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. The venue features a tented pavilion with glistening chandeliers and removable walls, accommodating up to 192 guests with space for a dance floor and live entertainment. The tent's interior can be configured in various ways to suit different design preferences. Adjacent to the tented area, the Prospect House serves as a bar, catering, and cake station. Couples have access to the vast lawn spaces surrounding the museum, including hillside areas overlooking the valley that can be used for ceremonies. The venue rental includes exclusive private use of the Prospect House, tented patio, and adjacent grounds, along with amenities such as dance floor, podium, 110V power, heating, bistro lighting, tables, and chairs.