Facility and picnic shelter rentals

Learn how to rent a community center room or park picnic shelter.

Planning an event? Here’s how to rent

To rent a facility or shelter, call 206-973-4653 or email facilityrental@seatacwa.gov to check availability.

  1. Complete and submit the facility rental application(PDF, 206KB) or picnic shelter reservation form(PDF, 184KB).
  2. If you are a City resident, submit a photo of your ID or current utility bill together with your rental application. We'll need to verify your address to give you the resident rate.
  3. If you’re applying as a nonprofit organization, email a copy of your 501c3 tax exemption form. Nonprofits may qualify for the resident rate.
  4. Pay the rental fee to finalize your reservation.

SeaTac Community Center

13735 24th Avenue South 

Banquet Room

  • Sunday – Friday: 4-hour minimum
  • Saturday: 10-hour minimum (may be reduced if 10 hours are not available on that Saturday) 
  • Maximum occupancy: 200 people seated 

Gymnasium (athletic events only)

  • Monday – Sunday: 2-hour minimum
  • Maximum occupancy: 125 people 

Arts & Crafts Room 106 or 107

  • Monday – Sunday: 2-hour minimum 
  • Maximum occupancy: 29 people seated 

Fees

  • Sunday – Friday: Nonprofit rates are available to nonprofit organizations located outside our City
  • Monday – Sunday: Nonprofit organizations located in our City get the residential rate
  • Deposit will be returned after rental if there are no additional fees, damages or charges
Room City resident or nonprofit fee General public fee  Security/damage deposit  Additional fees 
Banquet Room  $105 per hour $150 per hour  $1,000 $100 non-refundable administrative fee, due when application is approved 
Gymnasium  $60 per hour $85 per hour  $100 $30 per hour non-refundable staff fee for rentals outside of business hours
Arts & Crafts Rooms 106 or 107  $40 per hour $50 per hour  $50 $30 per hour non-refundable staff fee for rentals outside of business hours

Valley Ridge Community Center

Location: 4644 South 188th Street 

Community Center Room

  • Saturday – Sunday: 6-hour minimum 
  • Maximum occupancy: 60 people seated

Fees

  • Sunday – Friday: Nonprofit rates are available to nonprofit organizations located outside our City
  • Monday – Sunday: Nonprofit organizations located in our City get the residential rate
  • Deposit will be returned after rental if there are no additional fees, damages or charges
Room City resident or nonprofit fee General public fee Security/damage deposit Additional fees
Community Center Room $60 per hour $85 per hour $250 $30 per hour non-refundable staff fee, depending on type of rental

Angle Lake Park

19408 International Boulevard

Shelter A

  • Closest to the beach and lake
  • Fits up to 50 people
  • Four tables, two grills

Shelter B

  • Closest to the children's play area
  • Fits up to 50 people
  • Four tables, two grills

Shelter C

  • In the central plaza
  • Fits up to 150 people
  • Six tables, four grills

Shelter D

  • On the west side of the park
  • Fits up to 30 people
  • Two tables, one grill

Performance stage

  • Requires a special use permit

Fees

Location Weekday rental fee (Residents) Weekday rental fee (Non-residents) Weekend rental fee (Residents) Weekend rental fee (Non-residents)
Shelter A $115 a day $150 a day $140 a day $200 a day
Shelter B $115 a day $150 a day $140 a day $200 a day
Shelter C $150 a day $250 a day $175 a day $300 a day
Shelter D $75 a day $100 a day $120 a day $150 a day
Performance stage $115 a day $150 a day $140 a day $200 a day

For Shelter C, we offer discounts on weekday rental fees to all nonprofit organizations. However, only nonprofits located in our City can get discounts on weekend rental fees.

Hosting a private event?

Apply for an Exclusive Use Permit for Angle Lake by following the instructions in the permit application process guide(PDF, 332KB).

  1. Fill out and submit the Exclusive Use Permit application(PDF, 155KB) at least 90 days before your event.
  2. Parks & Recreation staff will review your application for approval. We accept applications on a first-come, first-served basis.
  3. Once you pay all fees and we've approved all required permits and documents, you'll receive a Special Event Permit Agreement to sign. 

North SeaTac Park

South 128th Street and 20th Avenue South

Picnic shelter

  • Fits up to 50 people
  • Four tables, two grills

Fees

Location Weekday rental fee (Residents) Weekday rental fee (Non-residents) Weekend rental fee (Residents) Weekend rental fee (Non-residents)
Picnic shelter $100 a day $150 a day $140 a day $200 a day

Highlights from the Park Code

These are summaries of selected park rules. Additional rules may apply under our Park Code. Visitors are responsible for following all park rules and regulations.

For details, see SeaTac Municipal Code (CMS) Chapter 2.45 Park Code.

Fireworks and explosives (2.45.530)

Fireworks and other explosives or dangerous items are not allowed in City parks unless we give specific permission. This includes:

  • Fireworks
  • Firecrackers
  • Rockets
  • Torpedoes
  • Explosives
  • Any substance that could harm people, animals or property

Alcohol (2.45.550)

Alcohol is not allowed in City parks, recreation areas or city-managed marine areas. Visitors may not:

  • Sell alcoholic beverages
  • Possess alcoholic beverages
  • Consume alcoholic beverages