Wakamatsu Farm

Owned and managed by American River Conservancy (ARC), this 272-acre landmark farm is the historic site of the first Japanese colony in America.

Today it is a community space to experience natural resources, sustainable agriculture, and cultural history. This destination farm boasts a rich tapestry of wildlife habitat, diverse cultural history, productive farming soils, and educational opportunities. American River Conservancy owns and manages this 272-acre landmark property, which is the site of the first Japanese Colony in America. www.ARConservancy.org/wakamatsu

04/20/2026

Join us for A Midsummer Night’s Dream in a magical fantasy Appalachia, performed outdoors with live music. The story follows Hermia and Lysander as they run away to be together, pursued by Demetrius and Helena. Meanwhile, a hilarious group of eager artisans, led by Bottom the weaver, prepare a play for the Duke’s wedding. Deep in the woods, Oberon and Titania—the Fairy King and Queen—fall into an argument that leads Oberon to try and play a trick on Titania. Under his command, the mischievous Puck uses magic to stir up confusion all around. The result is a night of comedy, music, and mayhem - where love is tested, identities are mistaken, and joy is found in the chaos.

To purchase tickets visit ARConservancy.org and click on the Events Calendar.

03/10/2026

Dreaming of the perfect venue for your next big moment? Look no further than Wakamatsu Farm — 272 acres of rolling hills, oak trees, meadows, and historic charm.

Whether it’s a wedding, family reunion, birthday, graduation, fundraiser, corporate retreat, workshop, or celebration — this scenic farm offers a versatile space that blends rustic beauty with deep cultural history.

Starting at $3,500 for weddings (up to 12 hours) or $300 for a 5-hour meeting, Wakamatsu makes it possible to host something truly special without
breaking the bank.

And the best part? By reserving the space, you’re also helping support land conservation and preservation efforts — turning your celebration into a gift for future generations.

Ready to make unforgettable memories in a place where history, nature, and community meet? Visit ARConservancy.org to reserve your date.

12/10/2025

Dreaming of the perfect venue for your next big moment? Look no further than Wakamatsu Farm — 272 acres of rolling hills, oak trees, meadows, and historic charm.
Whether it’s a wedding, family reunion, birthday, graduation, fundraiser, corporate retreat, workshop, or celebration — this scenic farm offers a versatile space that blends rustic beauty with deep cultural history.
Starting at $3,500 for weddings (up to 12 hours) or $300 for a 5-hour meeting, Wakamatsu makes it possible to host something truly special without breaking the bank.
And the best part? By reserving the space, you’re also helping support land conservation and preservation efforts — turning your celebration into a gift for future generations.
Ready to make unforgettable memories in a place where history, nature, and community meet? Visit ARConservancy.org to reserve your date.

Address

941 Cold Springs Road
Placerville, CA
95667

Telephone

(530) 621-1224

Website

http://www.arconservancy.org/wakamatsu

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