Bush Pasture Park Rose Garden Gazebo

The Rose Garden Gazebo sits within Bush's Pasture Park, a 90.5-acre historic park near downtown Salem that also holds the Bush House Museum and a conservatory dating to 1882. The gazebo itself is set off Bush Street, between High Street and the museum, a small white structure surrounded by hundreds of rose bushes in the park's rose garden. The site is reserved solely for wedding ceremonies rather than receptions, reflecting its place within the historic grounds. Up to 50 chairs fit directly in front of the gazebo, and chairs must be freestanding and kept on the turf rather than staked into the sod. The gazebo itself may not be decorated, preserving its simple setting among the roses. The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset, and the gazebo is available by hourly reservation through the City of Salem, with alcohol, amplified sound, and electricity not permitted at this location.