Weddings, Events & Long Tables: Celebrating Life on the Hawkesbury River

Few places so effortlessly combine natural beauty, thoughtful food, and a sense of calm as Long Table Farm Restaurant at Wisemans Retreat.

Just an hour from Sydney, this riverside destination offers a setting where weddings, celebrations, and corporate events feel immersive, personal, and deeply connected to place.

A Wedding Destination
That Feels a World Away

Surrounded by the Hawkesbury River and Dharug National Park, weddings at Long Table Farm Restaurant unfold across breathtaking natural landscapes.

Couples can choose from multiple ceremony locations, then celebrate with champagne, cocktails, and canapés while guests explore the grounds. From riverbank oysters to abundant paddock-to-plate feasts, every moment is designed to feel generous and unhurried.

With 54 onsite rooms, guests can stay the entire weekend — from wood-fired pizza nights under the stars to recovery breakfasts, yoga by the river, and poolside gatherings the next morning.

Food That Becomes Part of the Story

What sets weddings and events here apart is the food. Seasonal menus crafted from regenerative farm produce create a dining experience that feels both elevated and heartfelt.

Shared plates, long tables, and dishes designed for abundance reflect the restaurant’s core belief:
Celebrations are better when they’re shared.

Conferences That Inspire Connection

Long Table Farm Restaurant is also a sought-after conference and event venue near Sydney. Easily accessible yet peacefully removed from the city, it’s an ideal place for teams to gather, think clearly, and reconnect.

From working lunches to BBQs by the pool and long dinners under the stars, events are supported by thoughtful hospitality, flexible spaces, and food that energises rather than overwhelms.

A Place to Gather

Whether it’s a wedding, milestone birthday, or corporate retreat, events at Long Table Farm Restaurant are grounded in the same principles as the food: care, community, and respect for the land.

Here, long tables aren’t just furniture — they’re an invitation.