Frequently Asked Questions

Catered events start at $29 per person. Final quote depends on menu, guest count and date.

No separate venue fee for events catered by Iron Pig. Events have a food and beverage minimum based on date and guest count. Promoters and outside events: ask about venue rental.

They depend on your date and guest count. [F&B MINIMUMS]

Send us your date, guest count and event type on the inquiry form, and we'll reply with availability and a quote.

We reply within [REPLY TIME].

Yes. Tours: [TOUR DAYS/TIMES]. Request one on the inquiry form.

[DEPOSIT TERMS]

Yes: (989) 448-4222. The line goes to voicemail, so leave a voicemail or use the inquiry form.

The covered pavilion is about 8,700 sq ft (roughly 130 x 67 ft), with room for about 500 seated, and 1,000+ for concerts.

Three connected, fenced spaces: the covered open-air pavilion, the Iron Pig backyard patio and an open field behind the pavilion. See the spaces.

At least 20 x 15 ft, and it's wheelchair accessible with a ramp. There's also a smaller second stage in the backyard by the food truck.

We're across the street from Otsego Lake.

Yes. All three spaces are connected and fenced.

[RAIN PLAN]

Iron Pig Smokehouse. Our whole-hog smoker setup and outdoor kitchen are right in the backyard, so your pig roast is smoked where you celebrate.

Yes. There's a full bar at the pavilion, plus the container bar on the patio. Iron Pig runs the bar at every event.

[VENDOR / ALCOHOL POLICY]

Yes. See Iron Pig catering.

Yes. Ceremony on the stage, cocktail hour on the patio, and dinner under the pavilion. See weddings.

Porta-potties are on site. For weddings, upscale restroom trailers from Spartan Septic & Sewer's Potty Palace are available as an add-on. Price: [TRAILER PRICE]

Yes, fire pits are available.

Yes. The pavilion holds 1,000+ for concerts, with a 20 x 15 ft+ main stage and a second backyard stage. Promoters and outside events: ask about venue rental.

Sound/PA: [PA DETAILS]

Yes, for parties, rider events and gatherings. The covered, open-air pavilion is used year-round. It's open-air, so dress for the season.

Yes. Trail 27 on the Iron Belle Trail is across the street. Ride in from Trail 27 in season (the trail is open to snowmobiles December 1 to March 31), conditions permitting.

Yes, designated snowmobile parking.

No. Side-by-sides aren't allowed on the trail. Side-by-side groups: ask us about events.

Yes. 72 on-site spaces, including 5 ADA spaces, plus shuttle parking from an adjacent lot for big events and concerts.

Yes. The main stage is wheelchair accessible with a ramp.

The field behind the pavilion is fenced. Inflatables policy: [INFLATABLES POLICY]