The Visitors Center & Locks Waterfront Cafe,
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Locks Waterfront CafeVisit lockscafe.com![]() Stunning vistas with delicious riverside casual dining in the heart of the Gorge! The Locks Waterfront Cafe offers an assortment of prepared sandwiches and salads, as well as made-to-order sandwiches, scratch soups and hot, specially-prepared entrees. The Locks Waterfront Cafe is the perfect location for a scenic sit down lunch or for a quick and tasty meal "on the go" for a Marine Park stroll or sightseeing excursion on the Sternwheeler. Free WiFi! The Gorge Pavilion
Inspired by its natural surroundings, the Pavilion is where rustic meets elegance. A Northwest color palette complements the tongue-and-groove domed ceiling, plantation shutters and polished concrete flooring, offering a truly Northwest environment. It is a perfect venue for weddings, receptions, corporate events. The outdoor picnic areas and tents provide the perfect setting for company gatherings. A versatile space, the Pavilion is ideal for groups of up to 325 people. Marine ParkMarine Park is a 23-acre park nestled in Cascade Locks in the National Scenic area of the Columbia River Gorge, just east of the Bridge of the Gods. Within the park, the Gorge Pavilion, Thunder Island, Locks Waterfront Cafe and the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler offer multiple beautiful settings for a unique and memorable event for any occasion. Whether a wedding, reunion, group tour or company picnic, we can help you create the perfect event!The Terrace at Thunder IslandRent your own private island for your wedding ceremony! The Terrace at Thunder Island's natural green space and stunning riverside location makes it the perfect Columbia River Gorge location to exchange your vows. Seating for up to 200 for a ceremony.Telephone: (503) 224-3900 (800) 224-3901 fax: (503) 231-9089 email: sales@portlandspirit.com |
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