Initially part of a William Penn Manor, Springton has been in agricultural use since the early 1700’s. On this 300 acre {Piglet} demonstration farm, you can meet the animals and tour the
Butterfly House. An interpretive nature trail ends at a catch & release fishing pond. The elegant Manor House features a Victorian garden, gazebo, terrace, and a full caterer’s kitchen perfect for weddings & corporate retreats. A new edition to the Springton Manor Carriage House is the
Heritage Mural.
The Manor House at Springton Manor Farm
{Springton Manor House} Host your special event cloaked in surroundings of old world elegance and warmth. From the austere dining room to the rose-patterned Victorian front entry and high-beamed ceiling music room, the history of the Manor House dates back to 1833, with each room reflecting the period in which it was built.
The Manor House overlooks 300 acres of centuries-old sugar maples, open pastures and stately Penn Oaks, which grace the lower pond. A Victorian garden, gazebo and tiled terrace enhance the ambiance of this historic Chester County home.
The Manor House at Springton Manor Farm is available for weddings, business meetings, family gatherings, class reunions, or that special celebration. Wedding ceremonies may be held outdoors in the perennial Victorian garden and gazebo area, with the reception flowing through and around the Victorian Manor House. Guests/clients may be seated throughout the first floor of the house, on the patio, on the front porch, or on the surrounding lawn areas.
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The Music Room at the Manor House |
Rental of the Manor House includes use of the kitchen for your caterer and their staff. The kitchen features a commercial quality refrigerator; freezer; double oven with six-burner stovetop; three stainless-steel worktables, and a three-bowl sink.
Adding to the stately elegance of bygone days, the house is furnished in Victorian decor.
The Manor House’s second floor features a Bride’s sitting room and private bathroom for bridal party use.
To enhance your special event, rental tents and dance floors are permitted on the site. Special areas are set aside for these, as shown on the Manor House Layout.
Business retreats and family reunions have delighted in self-guided walks through the Butterfly House, meadows and surrounding landscaped grounds.
Host relaxing, productive meetings without the interruptions of the usual workplace. Business functions may branch off into several areas throughout the property.
For more information, please contact
Jay Gregg, Facility Manager, at 610-942-2450 x226.
Eagle Project – The department would like to thank David Hymas of Troop 84 for installing an ADA accessible surface at the farm’s corn crib. This improvement will further access to farm buildings for heritage tours and farm tours.
United Way Day of Caring – Thank you to all Vanguard employees and family members, who volunteered their time to work on landscape improvements and several painting projects on September 19, 2009. Your commitment to the parks and the community is commendable.
Park Users - Please enjoy your parks and should you have comments, concerns or questions regarding the park, please call Ian Currie at 610-942-2450 x222 or email icurrie@chesco.org.
Parks and Recreation
