Park Pavilion Reservations

Whether you are planning a birthday party, wedding, family get together, class reunion, or something else, what better way than to rent one of the pavilions in one of the City of Burlington’s beautiful parks. And with how little it costs to rent a park, you can avoid the mess at your own home, or just have a bigger area to invite more people.

Park Reservations are made on a first come first serve basis, and must be made in person at the Department of Public Works located at 2200 S Pine Street, Burlington, WI 53105. Our regular office hours are Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you have any questions, please contact the Department of Public Works at 262-342-1181.

Park Reservation Fees

Pavilion Rental for City residents (up to 50 people)	$100
Pavilion Rental for non‐residents (up to 50 people)	$200
Pavilion Rental security deposit (up to 50 people)	$100
Echo Park kitchen rental (Added on to pavilion rental)	$25
Park Use Permit for City residents (50+ people*)	$100
Park Use Permit for non-residents (50+ people*)	$200
Park Use Permit security deposit (50+ people)	$200

*Events over 50 people & requesting usage of the park outside of the pavilion reservation usage (i.e. weddings, wedding receptions, etc.)

Available Parks

Parks which may be rented are (details for each park are below):

Bushnell Park (Highway. 142)
Echo Park (595 Milwaukee Avenue)
McCanna Park (100 McCanna Parkway)
Riverfront Park (400 Bridge Street)
Riverside Park (517 Congress Street)
Wehmhoff-Jucker Park (416 E Washington Street)
Wehmhoff Square (355 N Pine Street)

We encourage you to check each park to determine which one best suits your needs.

Additional Needs

When you reserve a Park you get the park pavilion, with electrical outlets, picnic tables, and garbage cans provided to you. There are generally 12 tables available at each pavilion. Extra tables may be rented for an additional $15 each (payable at the time of reservation). Echo Park also has available a kitchen area (for an additional $25 fee). There are no appliances for use, but there are counters and additional electrical outlets that you can use.

And for additional fun, bouncy houses can also be used. This must be approved by the Director of Public Works. A Certificate of Insurance must be provided listing the City of Burlington as an additional insured, and diggers hotline must be contacted two weeks prior to your event.