Park shelter rentals in Philadelphia, PA
4 public shelters and rooms you can reserve for birthdays, reunions and cookouts.

4 spaces
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Belmont Grove (West Fairmount Park) Pavilion #1
- 3 grills
- Electricity
- Restrooms
- Playground
Up to 250Callfor pricing -
Belmont Grove (West Fairmount Park) Pavilion #2
- 3 grills
- Electricity
- Restrooms
- Playground
Up to 250Freefirst-come, first-served -
Philadelphia parks (Parks & Recreation system) Designated pavilion (applicant chooses park)
- Restrooms
- Playground
Up to 150Callfor pricing -
Philadelphia parks (Parks & Recreation system) Designated picnic site (applicant chooses park)
- Restrooms
- Playground
Up to 50Callfor pricing
No spaces match these filters.
Rental rules in Philadelphia
- Booking: Print the picnic permit application from the Get a picnic permit page, then mail it or bring it in person to the PPR Special Events Office, Winter Street Building, 2130 Winter Street (rear entrance), Philadelphia, PA 19103, Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Apply at least 14 business days in advance; pay by check or money order payable to Fairmount Park. Online permitting is no longer available.
- Electricity water: Electric service at Belmont Grove pavilions; not guaranteed elsewhere
- Minimum hours: None
- Nonresident surcharge: None
- Overtime: None
Common questions
- How much does it cost to rent a park shelter in Philadelphia, PA?
- Resident rates in Philadelphia start at Free. Most shelters rent by the hour or in time blocks, and non-residents usually pay a higher rate. Each listing above shows its full price table.
- How do I reserve a park shelter in Philadelphia?
- Pick a shelter from the list above and use its booking button to check open dates on the official City of Philadelphia site, where all reservations are made.
- How many guests can park shelters in Philadelphia hold?
- Shelters in Philadelphia hold up to 250 guests. Use the size filters above to narrow the list by group size.



