Right behind the beach at Golden Gardens, there are two reservable picnic shelters, both of which cost $120 per day. There’s also the bathhouse, which is fully indoors—any party at Golden Gardens is gonna bleed into the outside anyway—but will run you $175 per hour.

Magnuson has three rentable shelters, depending on what you’re going for: One is by the swimming area, one is by the boat launch, and one is by the playfield. They rent from $180 to $280, depending on capacity.

The park also has indoor rental spaces, but they’re not so much integrated with the park—although, as part of the former military base, they’re still pretty cool. Those run anywhere from $20 per hour for a small classroom in a former military jail to $180 an hour for a massive former hangar, plus staffing fees.

Cap off or kick off a day at Woodland Park Zoo at Woodland Park—the not-zoo. It’s actually a pretty huge park on its own, and has seven reservable shelters to choose from, ranging from $130 to $270 per day with capacities from 30 to 210.

Atop the big hill in Magnolia, Mounger Pool is an outdoor pool with kind of a resort feel—and a large deck with plenty of lounge chairs. Rentals start at $150 an hour for the entire pool. There’s also a special rental package for kids’ birthday parties: $248 gets you a party for ten with an hour of pool time in a roped-off section with the water slide, an hour of deck time, goodie bags, juice boxes, and lifeguard support.

Madrona Park, notable for its combination of sandy beach and grassy field, has one picnic shelter for waterfront barbecues. That rents for $110 per day.

Whether you just want a picnic in the park or a pick-up game with a picnic afterwards, Judkins Park has one, high-capacity (150), wooden shelter with plenty of sun and shade that rents for $170 per day.

Seward Park is pretty massive, and is filled with plenty of picnic shelters available to rent for anywhere from $150 per day (capacity: 40) to $270 per day (capacity: 300). The park’s surrounded by water, so there aren’t too many spots with a bad view.

You have a few options for hosting an outdoor event in the park. You can either reserve a shelter, are all over the place—some in the wooded upper park, some below by the beach for a pretty decent variety of scenery—which will run you either $60 for a half day or $140 to $200 for a full day. Alternatively, throw a pool party at saltwater Colman Pool for $140 an hour.