Park Avenue Club

About This Vendor

Having recently completed an $8.5 million dollar construction and renovation project, Park Avenue Club is one of the newest state-of-the-art private event and wedding venues in Morris County. Their nine private spaces are ideal for everything from small parties and meetings to elaborate weddings.

The 19th century restored dairy barn is deeply rooted in heritage, but boasts a modern rustic, yet elegant ambiance, decorated with neutral tones so your special day can tell your love story just the way you imagined. The club’s spacious grounds offer indoor and outdoor spaces for ceremonies and events and can accommodate upwards of 300 guests. The recently renovated 5,200-square-foot ballroom showcases 24-foot high ceilings and large glass windows, complemented by French doors for breathtaking views and natural light. This room also is accompanied by a private outdoor terrace for guests to enjoy a quiet moment at the koi pond, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens, or foyer space showing off the exposed brick of the building’s original structure. The ballroom can also be divided into three separate rooms.

The club accommodates only one wedding at a time. Wedding packages include an award-winning team of culinary chefs, an in-house sommelier and mixologist, a personal event planner, and a professional staff dedicated to your unique needs.

Park Avenue Club History

Park Avenue Club has a unique mission to support 13 local charities and cultural organizations through its relationship with the Park Avenue Foundation.

In 1894, a local order of nuns known as the Sisters of Charity built a large dairy barn where they and their students helped their community through donations to the needy. As the years passed, the old barn was abandoned and destined for demolition.

Fortunately, several prominent individuals in the area united with 600 businesses and 2,500 caring individuals to transform the structure and establish Park Avenue Club on September 24, 1994. The historic barn now stands with its original brick and slate edifice, where it continues to honor its original mission to celebrate giving back.