Weddings & Rentals

Weddings & Rentals

Hoyt Arboretum has four beautiful outdoor spaces close to downtown Portland available for weddings, picnics, retreats, and other events for groups up to 100 people, as well as one indoor meeting space. Rental proceeds support Hoyt Arboretum’s global tree collection and programs.

Stevens Pavilion Picnic Shelter

The iconic Stevens Pavilion is perhaps the most recognizable structure in the park. It’s appropriate for a variety of uses like family or company picnics, but the triangular A-frame with its big open timbers makes it especially popular for Portland weddings. Book early for the high season!

Redwood Deck

An open wooden platform located in our stately grove of redwoods and sequoias, the Redwood Deck is another popular location for wedding photography, intimate weddings, and other small gatherings. It’s often rented in conjunction with the Wedding Meadow for the natural contrast of open green and deep forest views.

Wedding Meadow

The open, rolling green of the Wedding Meadow, set among the trees and partially shaded by an immense Douglas-fir, offers the secluded feel of a deep forest glade. This spot is often rented in conjunction with the Redwood Deck.

Stone Circle

The Stone Circle is accessible via a short walk on the paved Bristlecone Pine Trail. With a backdrop of towering conifers, this location offers a quiet forested setting for small ceremonies amid Hoyt Arboretum’s global tree collection

 

To inquire about or reserve any of the above facilities, please contact the Portland Parks & Recreation Customer Service Center at:

1120 SW 5th Avenue, First Floor
Portland, OR 97204
Phone: (503) 823-2525

Hours: 8am – 5pm, Monday through Friday

 

Wedding bookings for 2025 will begin in early January
The first day of bookings prioritizes in-person requests at the Portland Parks & Recreation Customer Service Center, which is the best chance of securing your preferred park location and date. Reservations by phone, online, begin later that day.

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