Top Camas Venues

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 100 Guests

• Spaces for 250 Guests

• Spaces for 10-200 Guests
• 2 Event Spaces
• 3 Meeting Spaces

Firstenburg Community Center is a City of Vancouver recreation facility in East Vancouver, Washington, that opens its spaces to weddings, celebrations, and gatherings of nearly every size. The building is ADA accessible and offers a free parking lot for guests. At the heart of the event rentals is the Community Room, which seats up to 200 guests at round tables and pairs warm fir paneling and wood floors with a commercial kitchen and its own outdoor terrace. A piano is available in the room, and facility staff handle table and chair setup and takedown. An optional Wedding Lounge and Groom's Room round out the wedding offerings. Smaller groups can reserve a public conference room, a resource classroom, or special event rooms, while the center's aquatic playground — with a lazy river, lap pool, and 130-foot slide — climbing wall, gymnasium, and game room make it a versatile setting for birthday parties, graduation celebrations, and family events. When booked in full, the center accommodates gatherings of up to 500 guests.

• Spaces for 60 Guests

• Spaces for 2 Guests

• Spaces for 900 Guests

• Spaces for 60 Guests

• Spaces for 500 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Park

Mt. Tabor Amphitheater sits within Mt. Tabor Park, a 176-acre Southeast Portland park set on the grounds of an extinct volcanic cinder cone. The park was acquired by the city in 1909, and its naturalistic layout of stairs, walking trails, and native plantings was designed by former Portland Parks Superintendent Emanuel Tillman Mische. Located on the park's northern side, the amphitheater offers a raised platform stage set against a woodland backdrop, with benches for 80 and open grass and concrete space that brings capacity up to 500 guests. It's long served as the setting for community gatherings, including the park's summer concert series, making it a natural fit for outdoor ceremonies, receptions, and public performances alike. The site can be reserved for weddings and other permitted events through Portland Parks & Recreation, with electricity available at the amphitheater by key access.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden
• 1 Park

Mt. Tabor Summit sits at the top of Mt. Tabor Park, an extinct volcanic cinder cone in Southeast Portland recognized in 2023 as the first Urban Quiet Park in the United States. The Summit itself is an oval grassy area lined with Douglas firs and ringed by a paved roadway, opening onto views of Mt. Hood and the downtown skyline — a natural, unadorned backdrop for a ceremony or reception. The space accommodates up to 100 guests and is booked through Portland Parks & Recreation as a public-park wedding venue, available for both simple ceremonies and full ceremony-and-reception permits. There is no electricity or water on site, and the Summit is not ADA accessible, so couples typically plan around those constraints with their own equipment and rentals. Mt. Tabor Park surrounds the Summit with 176 acres of forest, trails, and scenic overlooks, giving guests a wooded, hilltop setting rarely found within city limits.

• Spaces for 175 Guests

• Spaces for 100 Guests

• Spaces for 373 Guests

Established in 1908, Portland Yacht Club is Oregon's oldest yacht club, set on the Columbia River overlooking Tomahawk Island with moorage for more than 200 vessels. The historic clubhouse offers a distinctive waterfront backdrop for weddings, corporate gatherings, and milestone celebrations, and does not require membership to book. Event spaces include the Ballroom, with large windows on one end overlooking the river and a stage for live music on the other; the Kelly Bar and Eaton Bar, both offering full-service dining with river views; a formal dining room suited to larger buffet or plated dinners; and an expansive patio and lawn with panoramic river views, heaters and firepits, and room for wedding ceremonies. Club rentals include a server and bartender for up to four hours, round tables and banquet chairs, complimentary secured parking for more than 150 vehicles, and a planning meeting with the Sales & Events Manager. A full-time Executive Chef accommodates dietary restrictions and food allergies, and couples may bring their own vendors, with a third-party planner or coordinator required for weddings.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

The Grant House sits inside the historic Officers Row district in Vancouver, Washington. Built in 1850, it's the oldest building in the Fort Vancouver Historic area. Willful Wine Co runs the restaurant and wine bar inside it today. A wrap-around porch looks out over Fort Vancouver Park. Inside, guests find a cozy wine bar and an elegant dining room. Wine comes by the flight, glass, or bottle. A full food menu rounds out beer and cocktail service. Retail wine sales are available too. Live music fills the space every Wednesday and Saturday. A jazz trio performs once a month. Other events run throughout the year as well. Beyond regular service, the Grant House hosts private events. Intimate dinners, happy hour gatherings, and celebrations all take place here. Corporate meetings fit inside its historic walls too.

• Spaces for 550 Guests

• Spaces for 40 Guests

Voodoo Doughnut Too is the second Portland, Oregon location of Voodoo Doughnut, the doughnut shop founded by Kenneth "Cat Daddy" Pogson and Tres Shannon after they identified a gap in the city's food scene and opened their first storefront in Old Town in 2003. Located on NE Davis Street, this shop carries forward the brand's bold, do-it-yourself approach to hospitality alongside its lineup of over 35 handcrafted doughnut flavors, including a line of vegan options. Beyond doughnuts, Voodoo Doughnut hosts wedding ceremonies right at the shop, offering both legally binding ceremonies and non-legal ceremonies suited to vow renewals or photoshoots. Couples can pair their "I Dough" moment with custom wedding doughnuts, including Newlywed Dolls designed to resemble the couple, oversized doughnut centerpieces, and themed dessert assortments, with orders accommodating groups from 10 to 200-plus guests. Voodoo Doughnut has drawn national media attention over the years, appearing on The Travel Channel, MTV, Good Morning America, and The Tonight Show, among other outlets.

• Spaces for 12-300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 4 Event Spaces
• 1 Meeting Space

Marshall/Luepke Community Center welcomes outside and catered food for every event, with access to an on-site commercial kitchen available for an additional fee — a flexibility that lets hosts bring in their own caterer rather than working from a set menu. Beer, wine, and champagne can be served with a licensed bartender and a state banquet permit, though hard liquor is not permitted. The Community Room, set inside the Luepke Senior Center, is a ballroom-style space with a stage and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Marshall Community Park, holding up to 270 guests for weddings, quinceañeras, holiday parties, and family reunions. For smaller gatherings, the Oak and Elm Rooms at Marshall Community Center can be booked separately or combined with a movable divider wall, accommodating up to 50 guests each or 100 together. A conference room seats 8 to 12 for meetings, and Marshall's pool can be reserved for swim parties and private swim rentals. The building is ADA accessible with free on-site parking, and staff handle table and chair setup, provide a podium, microphone, and audio-visual equipment, and help coordinate the reservation.

• Spaces for 170 Guests

• Spaces for 350 Guests