Bethel Creek House

Bethel Creek House is a historic City of Vero Beach facility with roots tracing to 1876, when the United States Life-Saving Service built it as a House of Refuge to shelter shipwreck survivors along Florida's coast. Situated at 4405 Highway A1A across from Jaycee Park and overlooking Bethel Creek, the house accommodates up to 100 guests at tables with room for a small dance floor area. A large covered patio on the edge of Bethel Creek extends the venue's event footprint outdoors, offering a tranquil waterside setting for receptions and private gatherings. The facility includes on-site parking, restrooms, and a meeting room, making it a self-contained option for private events in Indian River County.