Chino Hills Community Center 14250 Peyton Drive • Chino Hills • CA 91709


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Why You'll Love This Place

A Here Comes The Guide Wedding Venue Review
  • Tucked among the rolling Chino Hills you'll find something genuinely rare: an affordable, versatile, and spacious indoor/outdoor event space surrounded by woodsy, park-like grounds only moments from the center of town. It's a beloved local community center, but on your wedding day it transforms into a dreamy wooded wonderland saved just for you.
  • A gracious sweep of lawn is anchored by a dramatic modern gazebo, framed by lush trees and native grasses that rustle in the gentle breeze. Across from the ceremony site, you'll find a spacious patio and the adjacent indoor banquet hall, a flexible, light-filled space that beautifully complements any style or theme.
  • The open vendor policy is one of the biggest draws here, as it provides you real flexibility to shape the menu and the budget around what actually matters to your wedding rather than working around a fixed package. It's large enough to accommodate grand gatherings, but it's also easy to create a more intimate feel—and you'll only pay for the spaces you use.

PRICES: What's this going to cost?

Rental Fee
  • $528–3,932/event
  • Rental fee varies depending on:
    • Day of week
    • Space reserved
    • Event duration
    • Chino Hills residency

  • Pricing is for a 6 hour rental. Extended time is available for an additional cost. Some packages include AV equipment and dance floor or stage.

COUPLES ARE ASKING: We've got answers

What's included when we book Chino Hills Community Center, and what will we still need to pay for separately?

At Chino Hills Community Center, what's included depends on your package. Platinum covers all of Great Oak Hall, the patio, gazebo, lobby, catering kitchen, conference rooms, AV equipment and a dance floor or stage. Gold includes the full hall, patio, gazebo and catering kitchen, and Silver includes two-thirds of the hall with the patio, gazebo and catering kitchen. City staff set up the City's own equipment before your start time. You'll pay separately for your caterer, a dance floor or stage ($200 each) if it isn't in your package, liability insurance, and, if you serve alcohol, a $500 alcohol deposit plus City-contracted security at $29 an hour per guard.

Can we have both our ceremony and reception at Chino Hills Community Center, or will guests need to travel between them?

Yes, you can hold both at Chino Hills Community Center. The outdoor gazebo sits on a lawn framed by trees, with a patio across from the ceremony site, and Great Oak Hall seats up to 260 banquet-style for your reception. One thing to know: the gazebo and patio are only available when you rent two-thirds or more of Great Oak Hall.

If we already have vendors we love, can we bring them to Chino Hills Community Center or do we have to use yours?

Yes, Chino Hills Community Center has an open vendor policy, so you can bring the caterer you love as long as they're licensed and submit a valid San Bernardino County Public Health Permit at least 30 days before your event. Only licensed caterers can use the catering kitchen. For alcohol, service has to go through a caterer with an ABC license, you'll need the Facility Supervisor's written approval, and City-contracted security is required: 1 guard for up to 100 guests, 2 for 101–200 and 3 for 201–300.

What should we realistically expect to spend on a wedding at Chino Hills Community Center, and is there a minimum?

Weekend wedding packages at Chino Hills Community Center cover 6 hours, the weekend minimum for Great Oak Hall, and are priced by residency. For Chino Hills residents, Silver is $1,430, Gold is $2,116 and Platinum is $2,994. For non-residents, the same packages are $1,786, $2,646 and $3,744. Extra hours run $150–$392 depending on the package, and each package carries a $500–$1,000 deposit. Weekdays (Monday–Thursday) are billed hourly, from $142 an hour for Silver for residents. You'll pay at least 50% when you book and the rest 60 days before a weekend event. Rates follow the calendar year of your event, not the year you book.

How long do we get at Chino Hills Community Center, and when does the music have to stop?

Weekend rentals at Chino Hills Community Center can run from 8am to midnight, Friday–Sunday, with a 6-hour minimum for Great Oak Hall, and setup and cleanup have to fit inside your reserved time. Any amplified music, including a DJ, needs the City's written approval in advance, and amplification in the designated outdoor rental areas runs 8am–10pm. Running past your reserved time is billed at twice the hourly rate for every 15 minutes.

What makes Chino Hills Community Center different from the other venues near it?

Chino Hills Community Center gives you an open vendor policy, so you choose your own caterer and menu, plus your ceremony and reception in one place: a gazebo on a tree-framed lawn and Great Oak Hall, which seats up to 260. You pay only for the spaces you use, with weekend packages from $1,430 for 6 hours for residents and hourly weekday rates for couples with flexible dates. The center is wheelchair accessible and set on wooded, park-like grounds near the center of Chino Hills.

Does Chino Hills Community Center work for a small wedding or an elopement, and what would that look like?

Yes, Chino Hills Community Center can work for a small wedding. The Willow Room seats 60 and comes with a sitting room and patio, priced at $618 for 4 weekend hours for residents or $772 for non-residents. On weekdays, one-third of Great Oak Hall seats 70 banquet-style from $88 an hour for residents. Just note that the outdoor gazebo is only available when you rent two-thirds or more of Great Oak Hall.

GUEST COUNT: How many people can we have here? What’s the max capacity?

Indoors Outdoors
Ceremony Seated 240 240
Cocktails, etc. Standing 240 240
Reception Seated 240 240
Meetings Total meeting capacity for this venue is 240.

Venue Info & FAQs

OPTIONS: What kinds of events can we have here?

  • Outdoor Ceremony
  • Ceremony
  • Wedding Receptions
  • Outdoor Reception
  • Rehearsal Dinner
  • Special Events / Parties
  • Business Functions / Meetings
  • Late Night

POLICIES: What are the food, alcohol, music, and other rules here?

Price

$ • $$

Catering

BYO

Must be a licensed caterer to cook in the commercial kitchen.


Alcohol

BYO

Must provide a licensed server.


Amplified Music

Indoors
Outdoors
Some restrictions

Wheelchair Access

Wheelchair accessible

Availability

Year-round, Friday–Sunday.

STYLE: What’s the style and overall vibe of this venue?

Buildings & other settings available:

  • Banquet Hall / Events Facility
  • Community Center / Civic Building
  • Patio / Deck / Terrace

VIEWS: What kind of views does this place have?

Peep the views you’ll enjoy from this venue!

  • Creek / River
  • Forest / Woods
  • Landscaped Grounds
  • Park

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