Stitt Pavilion

Beautiful part of Mill Creek Park. Nice even field for the children to play. There is a grill and the area is somewhat private. We had an Easter egg hunt for the little ones there. I would definitely gather with my family there again!

Nice place, dont walk down to the creek unless you can get through a sea of poisen ivy safely lol

We held a graduation party here when our usual venue was unavailable. What a hidden gem! Most of the guests had lived in the area longer than we have and had no idea Stitt Pavilion existed.

There was plenty of room for teens to play and not get in the way of little ones who had a playground to enjoy. The adults had room to play games. People who wanted to sit and chat had plenty of table space. There are bathrooms on site. The kitchen area gave us a lot of room to keep food stored and replenish. My only disappointment was there was not a fridge. My husband had to pick up the cake and ice, and the cake was 45 minutes late, so I could have used a fridge, but it worked out. For all the pavilion has, this was so minor as coolers and ice should suffice.

Do yourself a favor and consider Stitt Pavilion for your event. We're so glad we did.

Great venue for a party. Has a kitchen with a stove and sink, private bathrooms, and a playground. All was very clean. Set in it's own little meadow so you have great privacy. We had 25 people and felt like we used just under half of the available seating space. It's nice you get it for the whole day so set up/tear down aren't rushed. Adequate and close/accessible parking.

For us it was a perfect setting for a kids birthday party during Covid that allowed for the needed amenities while affording open air and plenty of spacing. Covid or not, this will be our go to for future outdoor parties.

A quaint picnic area perfect for family gatherings or small-medium parties. There is a private parking lot with around 20 individual parking spaces, and a drop off loop near the pavilion. (Additional parking is available at the recreational field around 100m up the road.) A decently sized field wraps around the pavilion featuring a kickball/baseball pitching fence and a separate, medium sized playground. The pavilion itself has several rows of banquet-style tables and benches as well as restrooms and a rentable kitchen space. A section of the field is currently reserved as part of the nature restoration process for Mill Creek Metroparks. (The turtle was just a bonus when I visited.)