Pavilions & Shelter Rentals

Pavilion: A larger, more substantial picnic structure, typically with the bathrooms attached. A pavilion can host up to 64 people, though larger groups often use the grassy areas around the pavilion as well. 

Shelter: A shade structure with four columns, a roof, and a couple of picnic tables. Depending on the size, these picnic shelters can host up to 24 people

Trails Park and Recreation District

Park & Shelter Rentals

Welcome to our Pavilion & Shelter Rental page! Whether you’re planning a family reunion, birthday party, corporate event, or any special gathering, our pavilions provide the perfect setting for your outdoor event. Nestled within the beautiful surroundings of our parks, our pavilions offer ample space, picnic tables, and convenient access to park amenities. Renting a pavilion is easy and ensures you have a designated spot to enjoy your time with family and friends. Explore our available pavilions, check availability, and make your reservation today for a memorable outdoor experience! Interested in renting a field? Click here to learn more about our field permits.

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How to Reserve a TPRD Park Shelter or Pavilion

Rent a Shelter or Pavilion

Click here to see our park rentals on Amilia. To learn more about Field Permits, click here.

Pavilions & Shelters

Frequently
Asked
Questions

Q: Can I host a special event or party in the park?

A: Yes, special events and parties can be hosted in the park. You will need to obtain a permit, which can be done on this page or by contacting our office.

Q: What are the park rental rules for shelters & pavilions?

A: Public & Private Gatherings: Use of the park for activities such as an exhibition, holiday celebration, rally, concert, procession, party, parade, or other similar uses (which can reasonably be expected to have an attendance of 20 persons or more) requires a permit. Park rental permits are not required for gatherings of less than 20 people; however, a permit does guarantee you the use of the space. 

District staff will issue a permit when it is found:

  • That the applicant has no outstanding payments due to the District.
  • That the proposed activity and use will not unreasonably interfere with or detract from the general public enjoyment of the park or surrounding neighborhoods.
  • That the proposed activity and use will not unreasonably interfere with or detract from the promotion of public health, welfare, safety and recreation.
  • That the proposed activity or use is not reasonably anticipated to incite violence, crime or disorderly conduct.
  • That the proposed activity will not cause unusual, extraordinary or burdensome expense on the part of the District.
  • That the facilities desired have not been reserved by prior permit.

District staff may impose such conditions upon any park rental permit which are necessary or appropriate to ensure that the park rules and regulations are observed, that the above findings are fulfilled and that the park is properly cleaned and restored to its prior condition after use pursuant to the permit.

District staff shall issue a permit or notify an applicant in writing of the reasons for refusing a permit within five days after receiving an application. Any person denied a permit by district staff may appeal the decision to the Executive Director. They will consider the appeal under the standards set forth in this policy, and their decision shall be final.

The permittee and all users pursuant to the permit shall be bound by all rules, regulations, posted signs, and any conditions of the park rental permit.

THE PERSON OR PERSONS TO WHOM THE PERMIT IS ISSUED SHALL BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE OR INJURY SUSTAINED BY ANY PERSON BY REASON OF THE INTENTIONAL ACTS OR NEGLIGENCE OF THE PERSON OR PERSONS TO WHOM THE PERMIT SHALL HAVE BEEN ISSUED OR THE INTENTIONAL ACTS OR NEGLIGENCE OF THE PERSON OR PERSONS USING THE PARK PURSUANT TO THE PERMIT.

District staff shall have the authority to revoke a permit upon finding a violation of these regulations or upon good cause.

For any assistance in making application for a park rental permit, call the District Office line at 303-269-8415 or email [email protected]. Cancellations must be received 24 hours before the time of intended use in order to receive a full refund; cancellations due to inclement weather will also receive a full refund or the opportunity to reschedule.

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