Some wedding venues are designed around a single day. Casa Campo Homestead offers couples something very different: the opportunity to create an entire weekend around the people who matter most. Located in Homestead, Florida, approximately 45 minutes south of Miami, Casa Campo is a private 20-acre estate surrounded by avocado groves, tropical landscaping and open outdoor spaces. The property accommodates celebrations of more than 300 guests while also offering overnight accommodations for up to 48 people, making it particularly appealing to couples who want their wedding to feel less like a scheduled event and more like an experience shared with family and friends.
For A Joy Catering, Casa Campo Homestead is an exciting addition to the growing collection of South Florida venues where we have the opportunity to create memorable celebrations through food, hospitality and thoughtful event experiences. Once you understand the story behind Casa Campo, it becomes easy to see why food and gathering are such a natural part of what this venue is all about.

A Wedding Venue Built Around Time Together
At the heart of Casa Campo Homestead is a simple idea: time together is the real luxury. Casa Campo is a family-owned estate built around family, connection and the opportunity to slow down. The estate was formally inaugurated at the end of January 2026 with the intention of giving families and friends a place where they could step away from everyday schedules and spend meaningful time with one another.
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Get a Free Quote →That philosophy feels especially relevant for weddings. A wedding day can move surprisingly quickly, with months or even years of planning culminating in several hours that often seem to disappear almost as soon as they begin. A destination-style wedding weekend changes that rhythm by giving couples more time with the people they care about most. Instead of seeing guests briefly during the reception, couples can welcome their closest friends and relatives on Friday evening, wake up together on Saturday, celebrate the wedding, gather again over breakfast or brunch on Sunday and actually have time for conversations that might otherwise be squeezed between photographs, speeches and dancing.
Casa Campo has been designed to make that kind of celebration possible. With up to 48 guests able to stay directly on the property, couples can host a welcome dinner on Friday, the wedding itself on Saturday and a farewell brunch on Sunday. For families traveling from different parts of Florida, across the United States or internationally, that can transform a wedding into a genuine reunion rather than a single evening together.

The Avocado Grove Is Part of Casa Campo's Identity
One of the most distinctive characteristics of Casa Campo Homestead is something that cannot simply be added through décor: the land itself. Casa Campo sits within an expansive avocado grove, and the trees have become part of both the visual identity and the personality of the property. The groves provide a lush, natural setting throughout the estate, creating a distinctly South Florida environment without feeling like a traditional resort or ballroom venue.
Casa Campo's connection to the fruit is carried throughout the property, even down to the swimming pool, which is shaped like an avocado. It is playful, memorable and completely specific to this place. That originality matters when planning a wedding, because couples often spend considerable time trying to make a wedding feel personal. At a property like Casa Campo, much of that personality is already there. The surrounding trees, gardens, water features and tropical vegetation create a strong sense of place, allowing the rest of the event design to complement the surroundings rather than compete with them.
The estate includes gardens, lakes and lagoons, a Zen garden, chapel, event platform, pool and gazebo, terrace, fire pit, cabins, guest house and a variety of recreational and wellness spaces. That gives couples multiple environments to work with over the course of a wedding weekend rather than asking one space to serve every purpose.

One Property, Many Ways to Celebrate
One of the advantages of hosting a wedding on a private estate is the ability to create a natural progression from one part of the celebration to another. Casa Campo offers several possible locations for each stage of a wedding. Ceremonies can take place at the chapel, on the event platform or within the grove itself, while cocktail hour can move to the main lobby, Zen garden, terrace or poolside. Receptions can take place on the event platform or beside the pool, and separate cabins, guest accommodations and primary suites provide spaces for the wedding party to get ready.
That flexibility gives planners and couples considerable creative freedom. A ceremony, cocktail hour and dinner do not necessarily have to happen within sight of one another. Guests can experience different areas of the estate as the evening unfolds, allowing the property itself to become part of the story of the celebration. A couple might exchange vows surrounded by the grove, move into the gardens for cocktails and then continue toward a beautifully styled outdoor dinner as the light begins to change.
Casa Campo also hosts only one wedding at a time, so couples are not sharing the estate with another celebration taking place elsewhere on the property. For couples looking for privacy and a sense that the venue truly belongs to their family for the occasion, that exclusivity is especially meaningful.

Why the Wedding Weekend May Be Casa Campo's Greatest Luxury
Luxury at a wedding is often associated with flowers, décor, fashion or an extraordinary menu, but there is another kind of luxury that can be much harder to create: time. Casa Campo's overnight capacity for up to 48 guests changes what a wedding can look like because it allows couples to build an experience across several days instead of asking everyone to arrive at a designated ceremony time and leave several hours later.
A Casa Campo wedding weekend might begin with a relaxed Friday evening welcome dinner beneath the trees. This does not necessarily need the formality of the wedding reception. It could be family-style, abundant and casual, with dishes meant for sharing and plenty of time for guests to reconnect. Later, the evening might continue with cocktails by the pool or drinks around the fire pit.
Saturday morning can unfold at a much slower pace as well. Instead of everyone rushing in from separate hotels, some of the couple's closest friends and family are already there. There can be coffee on the terrace, breakfast together or simply a quiet walk through the grove before preparations begin. Then comes the wedding itself, and rather than having everything end with the final song, Sunday offers another chance to gather over a farewell brunch.
A farewell brunch can be leisurely and unfussy, with guests retelling stories from the previous night over coffee, fresh fruit, pastries and brunch favorites before everyone slowly begins heading home. Those meals on either side of the wedding may ultimately become some of the moments guests remember most.

Catering a Wedding Weekend Is Different From Catering a Wedding Day
A multi-day celebration creates opportunities to approach food very differently. Instead of designing one menu in isolation, catering can become part of the progression of the weekend, and that is where experienced planning becomes especially important.
At A Joy Catering, we look at how each meal fits into the larger event. A Friday welcome dinner should not necessarily feel like Saturday's wedding reception, and Saturday's cocktail hour should complement rather than compete with dinner. Sunday's farewell brunch should feel welcoming and restorative after a long evening of celebrating. Each event can have its own personality while still feeling connected to the overall wedding.
The venue's different settings also make it possible to adjust the style of service throughout the weekend. A dinner beneath the trees might lend itself beautifully to long communal tables and family-style dishes, while a poolside welcome party might call for passed bites, food stations or a more relaxed cocktail-style menu. The main wedding reception can become more elevated, with a completely different culinary direction and level of service. At a property with as much personality as Casa Campo, the food should feel as thoughtfully considered as the surroundings.
A Different Kind of South Florida Wedding Venue
Couples searching for wedding venues in Miami and South Florida generally encounter several familiar categories, including waterfront hotels, resorts, country clubs, historic properties and traditional ballrooms. Casa Campo offers another option.
Although the property is just 45 minutes south of Miami, the environment feels removed from the city. There are acres of trees and open space rather than neighboring hotels and traffic, and the landscape is agricultural and tropical rather than manicured to resemble a resort. Couples still have access to the resources, vendors and airports of the greater Miami area while creating a celebration that feels more like a private destination.
That can be particularly attractive for couples who want a wedding connected to South Florida but do not necessarily want the familiar beach or hotel aesthetic. There is also considerable flexibility in scale. Casa Campo is suitable for everything from intimate gatherings to celebrations exceeding 300 guests, which means the property does not dictate one specific kind of wedding. The same estate could feel romantic and intimate for one couple and expansive and dramatic for another.

Outdoor Dining Feels at Home Here
Some venues require considerable design work to make an outdoor dinner feel intentional. At Casa Campo, dining outdoors feels like a natural extension of the property. The grove, terraces, gardens and poolside areas allow the landscape to become part of the dining experience, creating wonderful opportunities for couples who want their reception to feel connected to the setting.
A beautifully set table beneath the trees feels different from the same table inside a ballroom. Lighting becomes part of the atmosphere, and the transition from daylight into evening gradually changes the mood of the celebration. Even the menu can take cues from the environment. South Florida ingredients, tropical accents, seasonal produce, fresh seafood and vibrant flavors can all feel especially appropriate in a setting surrounded by avocado trees and subtropical gardens.
Of course, the menu does not need to follow a theme simply because of the location. The goal is not to make everything “tropical,” but rather to create a meal that feels considered in relation to the couple, the season, the setting and the way guests will experience the evening.

More Than Weddings
Although weddings are one of the most natural uses for the property, Casa Campo was created for gathering in a broader sense. The estate also hosts milestone birthdays, anniversaries, baptisms, quinceañeras, family celebrations, retreats and corporate offsites. Its flexibility allows hosts to create everything from formal seated dinners to more relaxed outdoor events, while overnight accommodations and extended event time can help turn a private celebration into a fuller experience.
For A Joy Catering, this opens the door to many different styles of food and hospitality at Casa Campo, not only formal wedding dinners. A milestone birthday might feature an elegant seated dinner under the trees, while a corporate retreat could include breakfast, a fresh working lunch and evening cocktails. A family reunion could revolve around a relaxed outdoor meal, and an anniversary celebration could recreate elements of a couple's original wedding menu.
What connects all of these events is the same idea that inspired Casa Campo in the first place: giving people the space and time to be together.
Planning Your Menu Around the Casa Campo Experience
For couples considering Casa Campo Homestead for their wedding, we recommend thinking about catering early in the planning process, particularly if you are envisioning a full wedding weekend. It helps to start with the experience rather than individual menu items.
Consider who will be staying at the estate, which meals you want everyone to experience together and what kind of atmosphere you want for each part of the weekend. Do you envision the welcome event as an elegant rehearsal dinner or something much more relaxed? Will the wedding reception be seated, family-style, station-based or a combination? Would you like guests to gather again the following morning?
These decisions help shape not only the menu but also staffing, rentals, service flow, timing and the way each space is used. Casa Campo requires couples to work with a planner or day-of coordinator for weddings, which makes collaboration between the venue, planner, caterer and other vendors especially important. The earlier those conversations happen, the more seamless the entire experience can become.
Frequently Asked Questions About Weddings at Casa Campo Homestead
Where is Casa Campo Homestead?
Casa Campo Homestead is located in Homestead, Florida, approximately 45 minutes south of Miami. The property encompasses approximately 20 acres of avocado grove and landscaped grounds.
Can guests stay overnight at Casa Campo?
Yes. Casa Campo can accommodate up to 48 overnight guests across its main house, guest house and cabins.
Can you host an entire wedding weekend there?
Yes. Casa Campo is especially well suited to wedding weekends that include a Friday welcome dinner, Saturday wedding and Sunday farewell brunch.
How many guests can Casa Campo accommodate?
The estate can accommodate celebrations of more than 300 guests across the property.
Is Casa Campo only a wedding venue?
No. The property also hosts private celebrations, milestone events, retreats and corporate offsites.
Can A Joy Catering cater events at Casa Campo Homestead?
Yes. A Joy Catering is now working with Casa Campo Homestead and can help couples and hosts develop menus and catering experiences tailored to events at the estate.
Celebrating at Casa Campo Homestead? Let's Create the Menu Together.
Casa Campo Homestead offers something that is increasingly difficult to find: a beautiful setting where the people you love do not have to rush through their time together. Twenty acres of avocado groves, private event spaces, accommodations for your closest guests and the ability to turn one celebration into an entire weekend create an experience that feels distinctly different from a traditional wedding venue.
The food should be just as memorable. If you are considering Casa Campo Homestead for your wedding, rehearsal dinner, welcome party, farewell brunch or private celebration, the A Joy Catering team would love to help you bring the culinary side of your event to life. From the first welcome bite to the last brunch before everyone heads home, we can create a menu and service experience designed around your celebration, your guests and the extraordinary setting you have chosen.
Contact A Joy Catering today to begin planning your Casa Campo Homestead event.



