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Circle Bar B Guest Ranch & Stables

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Circle Bar B Guest Ranch & Stables

Orchestrate a wedding that reflects the individuality and spirit of your union. The Circle Bar B Guest Ranch is a spectacular location for such an extraordinary event. Our property features some of the most beautiful ceremony sites on the Central Coast and can accommodate up to 150 event guests. Whether it is elegant simplicity or country glamour that you seek to let the Circle Bar B Guest Ranch be a part of your big day.

With 18 overnight accommodations offering a variety of room and cabin styles sleeping up to 68, we are an ideal destination wedding location. Have out of town guests join the fun or keep us all to yourselves making the Circle Bar B your wedding headquarters for the bridal party and family. Call today for details and pricing packages.

For more information and photos, please visit http://www.circlebarbwedding.com.

1800 Refugio Road, Goleta, CA 93117

805-968-1113 | website

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