Lodge Use:

Day Use of Lodge and Grounds:
Weddings, Reunions, or Gatherings of 100 people or less, the daily minimum rental rate starts at $300.00 per event. Reservations are recommended with a 45 days advance notice, and a 25% deposit required. (Liability Insurance and cleaning deposit may be required according to management discretion). The above Day Use activities of the properties, does not include "fishing rights" on Big Creek or Little Creek located on the property.

Nightly Use of Lodge:
The daily minimum overnight rate starts at $75.00 per person. Fishing rights on Big Creek, located on the property are included with overnight accommodations. Reservations are recommended with a 14 day advance notice, and a 50% deposit required.

LODGE USE RATES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ACCORDING TO MANAGEMENT DISCRETION

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Fishing and Other Rights

Daily, Monthly and Yearly Fishing Rights:
Contact Big Creek Lodge @ (503) 458-0990 or info@bigcreekfishing.com for fee structure on Fishing Rights at Big Creek Properties. Reservations for Daily or Monthly Fishing Rights recommended with a 7 day advance notice

Yearly Lodge/Fishing Memberships:
Contact Big Creek Lodge @ (503) 458-0990 or info@bigcreekfishing.com for yearly fee structure

Walkabouts, Picnics and Photography Excursions:
Contact Big Creek Lodge @ (503) 458-0990 or info@bigcreekfishing.com for daily rates. Reservations for Walkabouts, Picnic, and Photography Excursions recommended with a 7 day advance notice.

Other Services:

Catering Service are available through "Uniontown Seafood Market, Catering & Deli ". If you click on the logo a .pdf file will be downloaded with a price structure for their services. You can also contact Debbie Schmitz at (503) 325-0688 or
e-mail Debbie@uniontownfishmarket.com.
fax (503) 325-0820, 229 W/ Marine Dr., Astoria, Or. 97103

BIG CREEK PROPERTIES SEEKS A BALANCE OF NATURE BETWEEN THE USES OF MAN AND ACRICULTURE WHILE MAINTAINING A BALANCE AND QUALITY OF NATURAL HABITAT AND WILDLIFE.