Worst Venue Ever:…read more Pros: Close to my home Fun to play(every show is fun) close to bars and subway so munchin and drinking between bands at ease. Cons Horrible sound. Horrible acoustics. Horrible management. Horrible Staff. Selfish payouts if any

I admit, there will always be a soft spot in my heart for DIY venues. Forgetting the dramatics and…read morepolitics, running a DIY venue a hard task to undertake. The spot is big, and i mean BIG. I came here for rainfest in 2008 and I have to say that I'm impressed. The snack shop is priced ok. The stage is low, making it very easy to get up front in the thick of things when a show happens. I sincerely hope this place stays around for a long time.

My sister just got married here and it was amazing! Very warm atmosphere and helpful team around…read more At the last minute her other venue cancelled and these folks took her and her now husband in and gave them the most beautiful day! Everyone was so nice and it was just simply perfect!

This is the Local Lodge of Sons of Norway . It is a…read morewonderful resource for people of Norwegian or Scandinavian heritage to learn about the history and culture of the people. From history, art, writings, recreation, food, politics, and crafts, outdoor activities and festivals. Such an amazing resource to track you lineage, to leaning the local baking traditions. So much to learn and enjoy here. A true treasure for all Norse descendants.

The sons of norway Lodge is full of comfort. To me you can see and feel all the love and warmth of…read morethe people and culture that these walls have seen. The most splendid events happen here with the greatest people. If you are a member you know how awesome this place is! If you aren't I recommend looking into it. This place is filled with grace. The location isn't perfect but hey, the architecture and history of this place is amazing. Will forever cherish this place. - all the love from your fellow member

My step-mom's daughter had her small wedding and reception in a rental room at the center. It was…read morecute. The wedding planner was able to do a nice table set-up and had enough space to accommodate the ceremony, reception, buffet food tables, etc. There is a back room with a small area they were able to use to get ready and prepare food (just set up the food, not cook it). There is one bathroom. It is well lit and has plenty of parking around. It's a nice spot of have a party for up to 30 people.

Tiffany and Sean keep this community center clean, tidy and professional. The events they have here…read moreare always top notch. The space is also available to rent and I love renting this space. Tiffany makes is easy to reserve and work within the space. I highly recommend hosting an event here!!

The property manager got out of his car and threatened me when I told him to stop talking to me and…read moremy dog! He was super aggressive and would not take no for an answer! Spoke to my wife and the police about this! Do not recommend.

The only downside, the kitchen outlets weren't all working, other than that... privacy and spacious…read moreparking

The newly remodeled Program Center is now open. It has a couple of meeting rooms and a rock…read moreclimbing wall in the back yard. Nice.

Attended a wedding at Frontier Park and it's definitely a great wedding venue option for folks who…read morelive in the area. The wedding itself was held outdoors, and the trees provided great shade in the 90 degree sun. Parking was ample. The Lodge itself was a modern facility, with a nice little kitchenette. It looked like there were two event spaces at the location but I couldn't tell for sure as the doors were closed to the other one. As a former Event Coordinator, it seemed to have all the essentials and, from their website, is moderately priced. The venue loses a star for the lack of air conditioning (though this is Washington state so maybe not fair) and for smallish bathrooms given the size of the venue and the possibility of concurrent events in the same space. Finally, an interesting tidbit about Frontier Park is that it was the location of a temporary Japanese detention center during WWII, though there is little to suggest that this is the case on the site that I could find.

Melanie and I wanted to get married in a beautiful place that didn't cost us an arm and a leg. We…read moreinitially wanted an outdoor wedding, but anyplace that had a great outdoor venue knew they had a great outdoor venue, and therefore charged an outrageous amount of money. Frontier Park Lodge was close to our new house, was only 75 bucks an hour, and it was a beautiful, new building. One of the staff members stayed there the whole time to make sure everything went smooth, and we really had a perfect wedding. We were able to rent both sides of the building, so that we wouldn't have any downtime between the ceremony and the reception. It worked out great and we were very impressed.

September wedding event. Not overly impressed. Day of event,…read morethe Father of the Bride, Mother of the Groom and significant other had to wipe down all the chairs prior to guests showing up wearing their fine clothes. Attendent was slow to respond to requests for bathroom servicing, even prior to the event. I would suggest that the staff do a QA check on the entire facility prior to events happening.

Spectacular venue for a wedding or wedding reception. You would drive by this place without ever…read moreknowing it's here the backyard is well-manicured and beautiful with swimming pool and room for children to play. I'm here for my niece's wedding reception on a beautiful day and it's unbelievably nice. If you live in South King County and you're looking for a nice place to have a wedding reception or wedding I would highly recommend looking into this place.