Newlin Grist Mill
A bare-bones outdoor rental at a working grist mill and orchard park — you bring the food, decorations, and entertainment; the fee buys the space, tables, and grounds, not a hosted party.
Glen Mills, PA · Party facts checked 2026-09-01
Log Cabin: $300 plus a $100 refundable security deposit, for an 8-hour block, April–October. South Picnic Area: $100 plus a $100 refundable security deposit, for an 8-hour block, year-round. No catering or party hosting included — BYO.
The Log Cabin holds up to 50 people; the South Picnic Area holds up to 100. Each space requires its own $100 refundable security deposit.
Where the party happens
What the provider publishes
- The Log Cabin includes seven 8-ft tables, 50 chairs, a fireplace, bathroom, kitchen area, and outdoor picnic tables.
- Bands, DJs, and amplified music are prohibited at both rental spaces.
- The Picnic Area entrance is off Cheyney Road; the Log Cabin is over the bridge behind the Visitor Center parking area.
Food & cake
No catering or food service — bring your own. Alcohol is not permitted anywhere on the property.
Setup & cleanup
Not specified on this page — confirm renter responsibilities when booking.
Booking timing
Rental agreement/application required through the venue; contact 610-459-2359 or info@newlingristmill.org.
Accessibility & logistics
Log Cabin includes a bathroom and kitchen area on-site. Picnic Area bathrooms are at the Visitor Center about a mile away, and only open 9am–4pm.
Confirm before paying a deposit
- Who is responsible for setup and cleanup, and what's the penalty for leaving the space messy?
- Can outside vendors (bounce houses, face painters, pony rides) be brought onto the grounds?
- Is there a rain contingency for the Picnic Area, which has no enclosed backup space?
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Packages, prices, and rules change. We checked the provider-owned sources below on 2026-09-01; confirm your date and final total directly.
Sources: newlingristmill.org