This is a really pretty place for a wedding reception. Parking was adequate. We used airbnb instead…read moreof the local hotel, and got to stay in a gorgeous log cabin. I'd recommend this place.

From the owner: Hello and Welcome to our beautiful vintage ballroom space. Built one hundred years ago, this…read morehistoric ballroom has been carefully restored to its original beauty with the addition of modern amenities. It features fir hardwood floors perfect for dancing, extensive beautiful woodwork, high ceilings with skylights, and twelve exquisite vintage chandeliers. The entrance and lobby are adorned with unique hand painted murals, which provide an amazing backdrop for photographs. The Antonia Ballroom is perfect for many functions, including weddings, receptions, birthdays, anniversaries, reunions, holiday parties, business meetings and more! The ballroom can comfortably accommodate up to 139 persons for a seated function or up to 199 for a standing reception. Call for a personal tour or to book your next event.

We stayed here for 3 nights while celebrating a family wedding in Mulino. We had the cottage room…read morefor our two dogs. Amazing bed, bedding and pillows! Loved the walk in shower! The room was also very clean. We have stayed in a number of hotels over the years, and I have to say that we appreciated the attention to every detail! Friendly staff as well! Will easily stay here again, and have already recommended it to friends and family!

Just stayed here for my friends wedding just outside of town. I booked the Cowboy room since I was…read moresolo. I liked how quiet and clean the room was. The bed was comfortable with soft bedding and pillows. I also really enjoyed the coffee downstairs in the morning too. The staff was very friendly as well

If you are looking to board your horse at a nice facility with no drama, this is your place. Bob…read more(owner and primary caretaker) genuinely loves horses and will treat yours like his own. They get daily turnout in large areas with lots of enrichment opportunities--hills, streams, rocks, cattle, dogs, etc. There are a few miles of well-maintained trails and tree farm roads on the property for trail riding, plus a huge indoor arena and an outdoor arena for when the weather permits it. Stalls are big (10x15), as are the individual tack closets and extra storage area. Trailer parking is free and ample. Your fellow boarders are low-key and helpful. This is NOT a show barn, and there is no trainer onsite. Part of the property also functions as an outdoor wedding venue. I haven't been to an event there, but the landscaping is incredible.

From the owner: Our outdoor event venue is currently CLOSED due to extensive damage from the Ice Storm in Feb…read more 2021. The equestrian center remains OPEN and features full-care horse boarding (includes feeding, stall cleaning and pasture turnout). We also have an indoor arena and miles of riding trails available to our boarders and haul-in riders.

I had to wait a little while to make sure the wedding goggles (see:…read morehttp://www.hulu.com/watch/19123/how-i-met-your-mother-a-memory) were completely off before I wrote this. You know how it goes- happy couple, candle light, 105 degree summer day... enchanting. One can't help being swept up in the moment of a intimate family wedding. Yet after having some time to reflect, I have to say that I adore this little chapel built when times were simpler in 1884. It only holds about 100 people, the entirely white interior clad in custom hammered tin shines in the glowing evening sunlight that passes through the stained glass windows. A little stuffy, but surprisingly cool given the asinine recent temperature highs. The surrounding gardens and reception area makes it a picturesque setting in the outskirts of Portland. From the minister walking down the aisle to the ringing of the bells as the bride and groom walk out the doors, it's really a lovely place for a wedding that goes off without a hitch. Yet a little part of me kind of hopes I never come back here, I'd hate to tarnish the memory I've made.

History is important…read more If you want to get married in a genuine old-fashioned chapel, this is just the ticket. If you're romantic, keep it simple and on a budget; give it a try. We got in before they got noticed and saved a bundle. A winter wedding here on a cold but sunny day. The sunlight glowing through the original 100+ year old stained glass windows and off the white, pressed tin ceiling and walls. Ivory pews, ivory walls, ivory all. We wore ivory, black and charcoal gray. Decorated with only evergreen boughs and silver urns. Just lovely. Good spot for just-the-couple photos on the front stoop. The owner is sweet as wedding cake ("honey", "sweetheart", etc) but just a bit scatter brained so keep notes and get a receipt. Don't patronize their vendor list for photographers, cakes or flowers--you can do far better elsewhere (see my other wedding related reviews). Bonus Tip: Check out The Antonia Ballroom for your reception needs (just two blocks north and one block east) and that's a good deal as well!

We had our wedding here and we couldn't be more grateful for the staff support, the beautiful decor…read moreand ambiance, and the amazing food!! We did not expect our wedding to be as perfect as it was. Lynn is one of the event coordinators at the country club and she communicated with us every step of the way and was so helpful with offering suggestions when needed. Our guests raved about the food and the venue. I loved the bathrooms and how there were so many spots to take pictures. We loved this place and are so happy we got married there.

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Not only is this event center the home of the Clackamas County Fair, but it is also home to the…read moreWinter Fair that runs through December. It is one of my favorite Christmas events to go to. They decorate the property with Christmas lights and you walk around to see them. They have cute displays, tunnels to walk through and favorite characters such as the Grinch. Inside, they have a variety of vendors that sell their homemade goodies. They also have concessions with hot cocoa, soda, & snacks. This year I found a wreath for my fireplace and got some more delicious jam from Willamette Valley Berries. Tickets are only $10 for adults, $5 for kids and three & under are free. Plus parking is free! It is such a cute event and has become a tradition!

Clackamas county events center hosts conventions and swap meets throughout the year. The highlight…read moreof the year, in my opinion, is the clackamas county fair! The fair hosts a decent amount of vendors, however j wish they had more local and diverse food/goods vendors. They offer shuttle between parking lots. $10 for parking during the fair, however they donate the parking money to local organizations. The weather was over 100 degrees and I wish there were more places to actually cool off as there is no AC in any of the buildings.