Frequently Asked Questions


What is Stonewood Farm Coromandel Peninsula?

Stonewood Farm is a private 110-acre estate and wedding venue located in Hikuai. Nestled amidst rolling hills, it provides a breathtaking, exclusive backdrop for couples to host their dream wedding or special celebration.

What is the Barn?

The Barn is what truly sets Stonewood Farm apart as a premier Coromandel event destination. This architecturally designed, weather-proof venue comfortably accommodates up to 120 guests across every season. Inside, handcrafted dining tables and metal cross-back chairs are set beneath custom chandeliers and a canopy of fairy lights, setting an unforgettable, ambient vibe for your event. That ambient atmosphere flows naturally outdoors, where festoon lighting brightens the open-air space, highlighting the trestle tables and bench seats for a seamless indoor-outdoor experience.

What is the 100 Acre Nook?

The 100 Acre Nook is our intimate private cabin designed exclusively for two. Nestled in a quiet valley with sweeping views of the iconic Pinnacles and rolling farmland, it features a king bed, kitchenette, plush indoor couch, and a modern private bathroom with a shower and full flushing toilet. Step outside to enjoy comfortable outdoor beanbags and a romantic outdoor bath - the ultimate sanctuary to relax and unwind during your wedding weekend. (Note: Opening Summer!)

Are you a BYO venue for drinks and catering?

Yes! Stonewood Farm is fully BYO for both drinks and beverages with zero corkage fees. You have complete autonomy over your caterers and budget - whether you are envisioning a formal 5-course sit-down meal, a relaxed walk-and-fork style, or gourmet food trucks lined up outside. For drinks, you can buy what you like and even return any unopened alcohol to suppliers afterwards, making it an incredible money saver for your big day.

How can I book?

Enquire here to check availability, request a detailed information pack, and access our extended FAQs. Alternatively, you can email directly to stonewoodfarmnz@gmail.com.

Who took these beautiful photos?

Our friend Jackson Bright. Check out more of his work here!