Top Portland Golf Outing Venues

• Spaces for 250-300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Waterfront
• 1 Garden

Bridal Veil Lakes is an outdoor event venue built around a three-acre, spring-fed lake surrounded by old-growth forest, overlooking the Historic Columbia River Gorge about 30 minutes east of Portland, Oregon. The property overlooks the Gorge and sits just off the Historic Columbia River Highway, across from Bridal Veil Falls. The venue provides two covered, lakeshore-facing areas, an open-air wood pavilion and a covered patio, each 800 square feet with decorative lighting and electricity, so guests can dine and dance overlooking the water. An additional uncovered outdoor patio adds further event space, and a decorative wooden arch is available for ceremonies. The site seats up to 250 guests for a ceremony and reception, with table seating for 250 at the reception. Beyond the ceremony and reception areas, the property offers four canoes with life jackets for guests to explore the lake, forest paths for wandering the grounds, a covered bar, a catering preparation area with commercial refrigerator and freezer, a custom BBQ grill, and indoor restrooms with showers. Parking accommodates 150 vehicles with additional space for RVs, including ADA-designated parking near the lake. Bridal Veil Lakes hosts events mid-May through mid-October and offers tours year-round by appointment.

• Spaces for 75-200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Vineyard
• 1 Winery

Laurel Ridge Winery is a second-generation family estate winery on a 240-acre property east of Carlton, Oregon, in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA of the Willamette Valley. Founder David Teppola established the estate in 1974, choosing the site for its southern exposure years before Oregon's modern wine industry took shape — making Laurel Ridge one of the region's founding vineyards. The estate includes a 5,000-square-foot garden that opens onto vineyard views, making it a natural setting for wedding ceremonies, along with a covered outdoor patio that seats up to 75 guests for a reception. A 2,000-square-foot indoor tasting room offers a furnished, weather-flexible option for gatherings. Private events at the estate have included rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, and anniversary celebrations. Hosts working with a licensed caterer have access to an on-site food preparation area, and the winery provides staff to pour wine during events as well as a network of preferred vendors, including photographers, florists, and bakeries.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Saffron Fields Vineyard is an estate winery on a former dairy and grass seed farm in Yamhill, Oregon's Willamette Valley, planted by owners Angela Summers and Sanjeev Lahoti starting in 2007. The hospitality center opened in 2013 and was designed by architect Richard Shugar with 2Form Architecture, using expansive glass, natural wood, and reclaimed lumber from a historic dairy barn to blur the line between indoors and outdoors. The estate is anchored by Japanese gardens designed by Hoichi Kurisu, former director of the Portland Japanese Garden, including a Lily Pond and a Koi Pond connected by cascading waterfalls. The tasting room opens through massive retractable windows onto these gardens and the surrounding vineyard, and doubles as a gallery for contemporary art from the owners' collection. Event spaces include the Tasting Room, the Zen Garden Room, the Jewel Box, and an Outdoor Patio with a fire pit, each offering different vantage points onto the vineyard, ponds, and gardens. Saffron Fields' events team, led by an on-site events coordinator, works with hosts to customize the space for private gatherings.

• Spaces for 200-500 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Barn
• 1 space at this venue

Tucked into the rural Lucia Valley of southwest Washington, less than an hour north of Portland, The Pomeroy Farm pairs a working farm's history with a private, secluded setting for weddings and events. A historic log house, barn, and blacksmith shop sit alongside expansive, well-maintained grounds and gardens, giving couples what the farm describes as a "blank canvas" that suits everything from rustic to elegant celebrations. Weddings are hosted in the farm's covered, open-air pavilion, a 4,000-square-foot space rented for 12 hours plus an additional hour for clean-up. Couples bring in their own caterer and vendors, and the farm is offered as event dates from June through September, with other private events considered case by case. Beyond the pavilion, the property offers a bridal parlor, a gentlemen's quarters, and a range of photo backdrops, including the historic barn, a gazebo, and a tree-lined hillside. Neighboring Pomeroy Cellars extends wine club pricing to Pomeroy Farm wedding clients and offers overnight accommodations at its four-bedroom inn.

• Spaces for 100-400 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Total Spaces

Lewis River Golf Course is best suited for weddings and celebrations that call for river views and natural light, from intimate ceremonies to receptions for as many as 400 guests. The course opened in 1967 as a nine-hole layout, expanded to eighteen holes by 1969, and rebuilt several holes after a 1996 flood damaged the back nine. It sits along the North Fork of the Lewis River in Woodland, Washington. The Grand Ballroom, with its high ceilings, natural light, and fireplace, hosts weddings, fundraisers, holiday parties, and corporate events for up to 100 seated guests, and opens onto a balcony overlooking the river. The Outside Patio accommodates up to 400 people for ceremonies, cocktail hours, and larger celebrations, with space for vendor setups including dance floors, DJ equipment, and dessert tables. A ceremony lawn framed by arborvitae trees offers a more secluded setting for outdoor vows, with flexible seating in half-moon or straight aisleway formations. The course is also home to North Fork Grill, an on-site restaurant, and a full-service pro shop.

• Spaces for 50-400 Guests
• 1 Estate
• 1 Mansion

The Empress Estate is a Pacific Northwest wedding and event venue set on a single property in Woodland, Washington, easily reached from Portland and Vancouver via I-5 North. The estate blends two distinct settings, described by the venue itself as offering both "the fairytale castle and the cabin in the woods feel." At the intimate end, the Empress Mansion hosts elopements for up to 25 guests and micro-weddings and minimony ceremonies for up to 50, with couples and up to 16 overnight guests able to stay across the mansion's five suites, each appointed with its own balcony, fireplace, or garden view. For larger celebrations, the Woodland Chateau serves as the estate's dedicated reception building, set among tall trees with an arbor ceremony site, cocktail hour areas, and lawn games spread across the grounds' Forest Terrace and Hay Field. Every event at the Estate is planned as all-inclusive: setup, teardown, and cleaning are handled by an on-site team of bussers, servers, and bartenders, and couples work with a dedicated event specialist and day-of manager. Reception tables come outfitted with house linens, centerpieces, and Chiavari chairs, and the venue also hosts corporate events with on-site catering, A/V equipment, and free parking.

• Spaces for 48-1,000 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Event Spaces
• 1 Meeting Space

The Yamhill County Fair & Event Center has served as an agricultural gathering place in McMinnville, Oregon since the county's first fair was held in 1854, making it one of the region's longest-running community venues. Today the fairgrounds host the annual Yamhill County Fair and Rodeo alongside private events, including trade shows, conferences, weddings, banquets, horse shows, and dog shows. The property's indoor spaces can accommodate roughly 200 guests standing, 150 in conference-style seating, or 250 for a seated dinner, with additional arenas and barns available for larger or livestock-oriented events. The Leslie Lewis Pavilion, the largest of the indoor rental spaces, includes a prep kitchen, restrooms with showers and dressing rooms, and seating for up to 700 in conference configuration. With multiple arenas, a pavilion, a dedicated event building, and several barns available separately or together, the fairgrounds offer flexibility for everything from small gatherings to large-scale conventions and quinceaneras.

• Spaces for 40-120 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 2 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom

Hotel Oregon has stood on McMinnville's main street since 1905, in the heart of Oregon's Willamette Valley wine country. Over the decades the building has served as a soda fountain, a beauty parlor, and a bus depot in addition to a hotel, and its 36 guestrooms each carry the name of a historical figure tied to the property's past. The ground floor centers on a classic pub serving meals throughout the day, alongside the Paragon Lounge, styled after old-time hotel lobbies. Upstairs, a rooftop bar looks out over vineyard views, and a Prohibition-era-styled Cellar Bar adds a speakeasy character to the property. For weddings and private events, Hotel Oregon offers Mattie's Room, a second-story space that can be used as a full room or divided for a more intimate gathering, along with the Cellar Bar for smaller receptions. Full onsite catering, bartenders, linens, china, and glassware are included with every event booking, along with McMenamins' own handcrafted ales, wines, and spirits.

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Historic Space

The Grand McMinnville occupies a historic ballroom built in 1892 and fully restored in 2002, set in the heart of downtown McMinnville, Oregon's Third Street district. The building's original character carries through into the event space today, with douglas fir floors, high ceilings, and turned pillars giving the room a vintage, quaint feel suited to romantic and celebratory gatherings. The main ballroom spans 5,600 square feet and accommodates up to 300 guests, with natural light throughout and a layout suited to bridal showers, engagement parties, rehearsal dinners, elopements, and wedding ceremonies and receptions. A bridal suite, elevator, air conditioning, and wireless internet are available on-site, along with a commercial kitchen for caterers, a large bar, an in-house PA system and video projector, and a piano available for events that call for live music. Beyond weddings, The Grand hosts a range of gatherings including corporate parties, not-for-profit events, yoga classes, religious groups, and wine tastings, with staff on hand to help source floral and decor, bar services, event rentals, and lighting or sound.

• Spaces for 100-400 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Resorts
• 4 Total Spaces

Mt. Hood Oregon Resort sits on more than 300 acres of forest along the Salmon River in Welches, Oregon, about an hour east of Portland and 15 minutes from the Mt. Hood ski areas. The property traces its roots to 1882, when Samuel Welch and his son Billy purchased land along the river; in 1928 the site became the first golf resort in Oregon, and it has passed through several names and owners since, including a period as The Resort at The Mountain, before its current identity took hold in 2018. For weddings, the resort draws on its forest and mountain setting across several distinct spaces: the Cascade Ballroom for indoor receptions, the waterfront Lakeside Pavilion for seated dinners, and the manicured lawns of Pine Cone Bluff, framed by Hunchback and Zig Zag Mountains, for ceremonies. Couples can add a sunset cocktail reception, a round on the resort's 27-hole golf course, or an outing like guided hiking, whitewater rafting, or fly fishing. Beyond weddings, the Main Lodge and East Side Complex hold thirteen conference and banquet rooms, many with expansive windows looking out over the surrounding evergreen forest. The resort also offers on-site dining at Altitude Restaurant & Lounge and Mallards Café & Pub, a year-round heated outdoor pool, and team-building activities such as lawn bowling and croquet on its resort-style greens.

• Spaces for 200-350 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Vineyards
• 2 Total Spaces

Youngberg Hill Vineyard & Inn sits atop a 50-acre hilltop estate in Oregon's Willamette Valley, overlooking a dry-farmed, sustainably certified vineyard that has been under cultivation since 1989. Founded by Nicolette in 2003, it operates as a self-sustained winery, tasting room, nine-room bed and breakfast, and event venue, with vines that have grown to more than 23 acres producing Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay, and other estate wines. The property hosts weddings and private events either indoors, accommodating up to 200 seated guests with vineyard views, or outdoors, where the grounds open up to host as many as 350 guests overlooking the rows of vines. A dedicated event building offers polished concrete floors, a wood ceiling, and glass doors that open to valley views, and can flex between a fully enclosed space and an open-air setting for cocktail hours and receptions. Couples and planners can also draw on the estate's award-winning wines, flexible catering options, and on-site overnight accommodations in the inn, making it possible to host a wedding weekend or corporate retreat entirely on the hilltop.

• Spaces for 80-500 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Resorts

Skamania Lodge is a resort set in the Columbia River Gorge in Stevenson, Washington, built in 1993 amid evergreen forests overlooking the river and surrounding mountains. Pacific Northwest design carries through the guest rooms and public spaces, incorporating Native American artwork and local photography alongside a blend of rustic and contemporary style. For weddings and events, the lodge offers covered outdoor pavilions and an indoor ballroom. The Riverview Pavilion is a 2,500-square-foot covered space with river and mountain views, WholeTrees beams, fireplaces, and a dance floor for receptions of up to 180 guests, while the smaller Moonlight Pavilion, set against Red Bluff Mountain, holds up to 80 guests with a firepit and on-site bar. Indoors, the Stevenson Ballroom accommodates up to 350 guests for larger celebrations, and additional spaces such as the Amphitheater, Moonlight Lawn, Garden Patio, Glacier Hall, Boulder Terrace, and Atrium provide further options for ceremonies and cocktail hours. Couples can get ready on-site in the lodge's guestrooms, suites, treehouses, or cabins and villas, and the property's in-house culinary team caters each event. Beyond weddings, Skamania Lodge serves as a meetings and events destination with a dedicated conference center, along with dining at the Cascade Dining Room and River Rock, spa and wellness services, golf, and adventure activities such as ziplining that round out the resort experience.

• Spaces for 22-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Vineyards
• 2 Wineries

Yamhill Valley Vineyards sits on 150 acres in Oregon's McMinnville AVA, where rolling hillsides, a stream lined with wildflowers, and a small heirloom apple orchard surround one of the region's earliest wineries. Denis Burger and Elaine McCall founded the estate in 1983, and the family-owned winery has grown its own grapes and produced 100% estate wines ever since — a distinction that earned it recognition as 2019 Oregon Winery of the Year. For private events, the vineyard offers two settings suited to different kinds of gatherings. The Deck, shaded by historic oak trees with views over the vineyard, seats up to 36 guests (50 standing) and is available seasonally for rehearsal dinners, retreats, and outdoor celebrations. The climate-controlled Tasting Room, in operation since 1983, offers vineyard views through natural light for smaller indoor gatherings of up to 22 seated guests. Rentals are booked in two-hour increments with no separate booking fee, and outside catering is permitted with approval — making the estate a flexible backdrop for wine-centric celebrations amid the Willamette Valley countryside.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

The Locks Venue sits on the Columbia River Gorge in Cascade Locks, Oregon, offering waterfront wedding ceremonies on Thunder Island, a secluded spot surrounded by natural greenery and river views. Couples exchange vows on the island itself, with wedding chairs included as part of the ceremony setup. For getting ready, the venue offers the Lock Tenders House, a historic building set alongside a canal that serves as the bridal suite, blending rustic charm with modern comforts. Receptions move to the Gorge Pavilion, a versatile indoor space with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape that can suit both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations, with tables and chairs included. Additional spaces include a covered outside bar area for beverage service and an event tent for food stations, catering setup, and cocktail hour. The venue's staff handles setup and cleanup for every event, and couples are free to choose their own vendors without restriction.

• Spaces for 500 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 space at this venue

Zenith Vineyard is a working winery and event venue set among the rolling hills of the Eola-Amity Hills in Oregon's Willamette Valley wine country, near Salem. Its purpose-built ballroom offers 20-foot ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and 5,000 square feet of space, opening onto a 120-foot patio that overlooks the vineyard — a setting suited to weddings ranging from intimate gatherings of 15 to celebrations of up to 500 guests. The venue handles food and beverage in-house, preparing meals on-site in a professional catering kitchen and pouring from its own lineup of estate-grown Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Auxerrois, Pinot Gris, Tempranillo, and Rosé. Couples choose from a list of Zenith-approved caterers, and the property allows only one major event per day, giving each wedding exclusive use of the ballroom and lawn. Beyond weddings, Zenith Vineyard also hosts corporate dinners, fundraisers, and other private events, with catering options suited to gatherings of 400 or more guests. A private bridal salon, on-site parking for 110 cars, and use of the grounds from 9 a.m. to midnight round out the venue's offerings.

• Spaces for 299 Guests

Maysara Winery sits on the Momtazi Estate in the Coast Range foothills south of McMinnville, Oregon, on 532 acres of former wheat farmland that Moe and Flora Momtazi purchased on April 1, 1997. The estate's warmer days and cooler nights, with less precipitation during harvest, give the property its distinct terroir, and vines are trained to yield just 1.75-2.25 tons per acre for concentrated fruit. The winery is female-made and biodynamic, grown and crafted in harmony with the land it farms. Rather than chemical inputs, the estate relies on a holistic approach to soil health, growing medicinal and dynamic flowers and herbs that are turned into compost teas — a reflection of the belief that 90% of winemaking takes place in the vineyard. Maysara is home to one of the largest indoor and outdoor venues in Oregon's Willamette Valley wine country, a stone and wood structure with a rustically sophisticated feel set among the vines. The space hosts weddings, corporate events, and private occasions ranging from intimate to grand, with a parking lot accommodating up to 125 vehicles and furnishings including barstools, glass and wine barrel tables, indoor 60" rounds, fruitwood folding chairs, and Edison string lights.

• Spaces for 80-400 Guests
• 3 Historic Spaces
• 1 Waterfront
• 1 Loft

The Willamette Heritage Center connects generations by gathering, preserving, and sharing Mid-Willamette Valley history across a five-acre campus in the heart of Salem. Fourteen historic structures make up the grounds, including the 1841 Jason Lee House and Methodist Parsonage — the oldest standing wooden frame houses in the Pacific Northwest — along with the John D. Boon House (1847) and the 1858 Pleasant Grove Church, one of the oldest remaining Presbyterian churches in Oregon. Formerly the site of the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, founded in 1889, the Center's historic buildings now host weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, corporate meetings, and community gatherings for groups of up to 250. The Spinning Room, on the third floor of the 1896 Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, offers exposed brick, warm wood floors, and string lighting, with a kitchen and card room available for use alongside it. The ground-level Dye House sits directly over the historic mill race and opens onto the property through a rustic sliding barn door, while the WHC Lawn and Pleasant Grove Church provide outdoor and historic-chapel settings for ceremonies. Every venue rental includes tables, chairs, and setup handled by WHC staff, along with free on-site parking, wheelchair-accessible spaces, and the freedom to choose any caterer. Rental proceeds help fund the ongoing preservation of the Center's collections, historic buildings, and grounds.

• Spaces for 212 Guests

Opened on May 28, 1926 on the site of a former livery stable in downtown Salem, Oregon, the Elsinore Theatre was built in a style inspired by European castles, with a Gothic "nave and aisle" foyer design that the theatre describes as unique among theatres. It debuted as a silent film and vaudeville house, with an opening night screening of Cecil B. DeMille's "The Volga Boatman" accompanied by a Mighty Wurlitzer Organ. Over the decades the theatre's stage has hosted performers including Clark Gable, Ethel Barrymore, Harry Lauder, the John Philip Sousa Marine Band, Gregory Peck, and Itzhak Perlman. After falling into disrepair as a second-run movie house through the 1950s-70s, the Elsinore was revived by a preservation committee in the 1980s, converted into a performing arts venue in 1993, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994. A $3.4 million "Return to Grandeur" restoration was completed in 2004, and the theatre celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026. Today the Elsinore Theatre operates as a live event venue in the heart of downtown Salem, programming live music, comedy, dance, and holiday shows across genres, with restaurants within walking distance of the building.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Visit us for the wine, but stay for the breathtaking scenery! Willamette Valley, Oregon home to a vineyard run by a local family that produces wine of international acclaim! The J. Wrigley Vineyards Estate Vineyard may be found inside the McMinnville American Viticultural Area (AVA). Since our very first harvest in 2011, John Wrigley has been personally responsible for the production of boutique wines using grapes sourced from the family vineyard. We are a winery and vineyard of international renown. We are experts at paying attention to details, and we only offer experiences of the best possible quality in both of these areas. We are of the opinion that each and every one of our clients should be treated to a world-class experience the moment they step foot on our premises. J. Wrigley's primary objective is to establish a lasting relationship with our extended family by creating and distributing world-class wines and demonstrating that "All dreams are feasible." Improve the quality of your event with breathtaking scenery, attentive service, and a cozy atmosphere. J. Wrigley events have the goal of bringing J. Wrigley's friends and family together in ways that explore our shared passion for world-class wine as well as our shared hobbies. Make use of our calendar (which can be seen below) as well as our social media platforms to investigate forthcoming possibilities to indulge in mouthwatering cuisine, let loose on the dance floor, and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of wine.

• Spaces for 24-275 Guests
• 2 Museums
• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Total Spaces

You have arrived in the very center of Salem's historic district. The Victorian home known as Deepwood was built in the Queen Anne style, and it is located in a public park that spans five acres and features formal gardens, nature trails, a greenhouse, and the original carriage house. The City of Salem owns the property, which is situated in close proximity to the central business district of Salem, and the Friends of Deepwood are in charge of managing it. Deepwood is included on the National Register of Historic Places, and in addition to providing a wide range of activities, including events and programs, it is also open to the general public throughout the entire year. The town of Deepwood is known for much more than its picturesque appearance. We invite anyone who is interested to come and explore Deepwood, whether it is to take a stroll through the gardens, take part in a special event that is held on the grounds, or tour the museum home. The Deepwood Historic House Museum is a non-profit educational institution that offers tours, exhibitions, and lecture series that provide visitors with an insight into the early history of Salem. We are grateful to have you as a part of our continuing legacy.