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Park shelter rentals in Vancouver, WA

4 public shelters and rooms you can reserve for birthdays, reunions and cookouts.

Vancouver, Washington
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4 spaces

Rental rules in Vancouver

  • Booking: Book online through the City's reservation portal or by phone/in-person at Firstenburg or Marshall Community Center, at least 7 days before the event; reservations are full-day and available May 1-Sep 30.
  • Electricity water: Reservations include all picnic tables within the shelter and electricity (no electricity at Marine Park); water access requests are not granted.
  • Minimum hours: None
  • Nonresident surcharge: Nonresidents pay $129 vs $104 residents at Fisher Basin and Marshall (+$25/day); $125 vs $100 at LeRoy Haagen (+$25/day); $110 vs $88 at Marine (+$22/day).
  • Overtime: None

Prices checked 2026-10-07. City fees effective 2026-09-29.

Common questions

How much does it cost to rent a park shelter in Vancouver, WA?
Resident rates in Vancouver 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 Vancouver?
Pick a shelter from the list above and use its booking button to check open dates on the official City of Vancouver site, where all reservations are made.
How many guests can park shelters in Vancouver hold?
Capacities vary by shelter in Vancouver — each listing shows how many guests it holds.

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