At a glance
LocationWoodland, CA
CapacityUp to 300
PricingPublished weekend rental guidance; peak pricing higher
Last verified2026-08-24
IndoorNo
OutdoorYes
LodgingNo
Outside cateringYes
Why couples may compare this venue
Black Walnut Estate is a estate, outdoor, garden wedding option in Yolo County. Its current profile supports up to 300 guests. The strongest reasons to compare it include large guest counts, outdoor ceremony.
May fit best
Large guest counts, Outdoor ceremony, Private estate
Published capacity
Up to 300
Pricing status
2027 packages advertised under $5,750; 2026 availability is closed.
Current venue details we verified
- The venue currently states there is no 2026 availability and that 2027 bookings open in fall 2026.
- 2027 packages under $5,750 are advertised.
- Groups up to 300 guests are welcomed.
- The venue advertises vendor and caterer flexibility without a required vendor list.
Source: Official Black Walnut Estate website · checked August 2026
Who this venue may fit best
Large guest countsWorth considering based on the venue’s current profile.
Outdoor ceremonyWorth considering based on the venue’s current profile.
Private estateWorth considering based on the venue’s current profile.
Venue style
EstateOutdoorGarden
What’s included or notable
- Private prep room
- Large lawn
- Open vendor policy
- Parking
What to focus on during your tour
- Ask to see the exact ceremony and reception layout for your expected guest count.
- Confirm the all-in cost for your date, including required food, beverage, staffing, security, rentals and cleanup.
- Walk through the weather backup plan and how guest flow changes if it is used.
- Confirm parking, accessibility, vendor load-in and the time music and event activity must end.
Questions we’d ask before booking
- What is the total venue cost for our date and guest count?
- What is included in the rental fee, and what costs extra?
- What are the catering and bar requirements?
- What is the rain or extreme-weather backup plan?
- What are the event-end, music, and cleanup requirements?