City of Detroit Lakes Recreation - Facility Rentals


Detroit Lakes Pavillion

Detroit Lakes has a beautiful pavilion constructed in the early 1900's on the shore of Little Detroit Lake surrounded by the City Park. The pavilion has hosted many famous orchestra, bands, and musicians over the years providing dancing entertainment to the public in a beautiful setting. The building has the capacity of 1,200.
The pavilion hosts many events throughout the year from Polar Fest in the winter to dances, wedding receptions, family reunions, anniversary parties, and water carnival events in the summer.
Pavilion Rates
Daily Rates $600.00
Two-Day (consecutive) Rental $850.00
Non-Profit Rental (until 4:00 p.m.) $150.00
Non-Profit Rental (after 4:00 p.m.) $250.00
Daily Rental for For-Profit events where admission is charged $1,000.00
Damage Deposit $500.00
Pavilion Stats
Dance Area Occupant Load 549
Seating and Stage Area Occupant Load 181
Total 730
Maximum Number of Banquet Tables in Pavilion -        45
Dimensions of Pavilion Floor Space

115' x 83'

Dimensions of Dance Area

80' x 48'

Dimensions of Stage Area

27' x 15'

Private Parties:
  • Can't legally sell set-ups, beer or liquor; must hire someone, with a liquor license to sell beer or liquor.
  • Don't need liability insurance for private parties; usually covered under homeowner's insurance.
  • Security is up to individual.
  • Get permit to consume if not using someone with a liquor license.
Public dances must obtain a dance permit and provide security.
If you would like information on the rental of the pavilion call
                  218-847-5658
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Application Form and Cleanup Checklist Download
Complete the form and return it to the City Hall at 1025 Roosevelt Avenue, P.O. Box 647, Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 56502.

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