I NEVER leave reviews but feel like they don't deserve the low scoring Yelp reviews so I'm adding…read moremy two cents :) Took my 13 month old and 4 year old today and both had an absolute blast! The place was very large, clean, lots of activities for both boy kids. The food was actually amazing, was not expecting that. Lol. TONS of drink and food options. Very, very friendly staff. Clean bathrooms with kiddo accommodations. If you compare it to somewhere like Happy Baby Play, there isn't as much in terms of activities and multiple rooms. But for $18 for both my kids, I think it's an amazing addition to the indoor play places we have in the Portland metro area. My 4 year old can't wait to go back! The only negative for me were some the board games in the "library" area had very, very tiny pieces. Which I immediately spotted and put out of reach for my little one. But honestly, they are cleaning and picking up frequently and I was told they were super busy earlier to us arriving so I'm sure it would have been picked up if I hadn't!

What a great space for little ones! Our two four year olds and two 15 month olds had a great time…read moreat this new spot! They are still in their soft opening but it was rather busy with other young families. And the food was pretty darn good for both adults and kiddos. We spent about $60 on lunch but that's nothing new for the six of us. I thought the food was moderately priced and the selection was better than most play spots in Oregon. The play areas were great for young minds with quiet areas and active areas. The kids enjoyed them all. Socks are required so don't forget them - even for adults.

Wow! Our wedding was perfect. We held our ceremony and reception in the same space. The venue…read moreincludes tables and chairs, and has an open vendor policy. These were huge must-haves for us and were ultimately the reasons why we decided to choose Baker. The space is a blank canvas with character and charm, making it easy to bring our wedding vision to life. One thing to note, the venue is NOT wheelchair accessible. It is on the second floor and is only accessible via a staircase with narrow steps. Jen and Mark (owners) were incredibly kind and accommodating, making the process easy and smooth. We would absolutely recommend Baker Building to anyone in need of a venue space.

The person in charge of giving us a tour was pretty rude. There is no need for smart ass remarks of…read moreany kind. If this place was handicap accessible, the staff would have turned us away today just by the attitude.

We held a charity benefit at the Melody, and it was a very good venue for a large event. Two…read moreauxiliary spaces were good for the silent auction and volunteer staging areas. The main ballroom was also pretty nice. I have hosted and attended many dozens of large charity events, and the space was fine. However, the in-house catering was the worst I have seen. Food quality and quantity were very poor. The salad was anemic, and the dinner was served lukewarm to cold. Portions were miniscule, and no vegetarian option was offered. I wouldn't mind doing an event here again, but I would not use their in-house catering.

Alan was friendly and showed us the whole venue. He had patience to answer all our questions. We…read moreare looking forward to our event at this venue

The teen Ohana Night has been a fantastic experience for my middle schooler who was looking for…read moreconnection after moving from the Eastside. We are homeschoolers, so this was great.

My organization has used Hidden Creek for several years now, and when we started working with them,…read morethey were adjustable and easy to work with. However, we had our annual event this year at Hidden Creek and the experience was extremely frustrating and unacceptable. First of all, they're very strict about anyone even entering the building before the time designated as the starting time. I don't expect them to open the doors of the banquet hall before the starting period that we paid for, but they wouldn't even let us in the building. They would not let us bring any of our materials into the building, and they told us we were not allowed to even unload our materials outside of the door so that once the door to the building opened, things would be unpacked and ready to set up. I was told it was a safety matter, but the materials we unpacked were not in front of the door, but well to the side of the entrance. They enforce those rules very strictly and in a manner that is not particularly friendly. Earlier this year, we held a different event at Hidden Creek, in other words different than the annual event I'm writing about, and they wouldn't even let us look into the room we had rented until the time began that we had paid for. They said that the room was down a hall we hadn't paid to enter, so we were not allowed to look in the room. The facility itself is beautiful, light, spacious, and well appointed. But that does not make up for their overly stringent regulations. For example, in the event I planned, we had to add some speakers to our program, so I asked if I could extend our time by half an hour so we could clean up in time. But they would not allow us to add time, even though I had made that request well before the day of the event. It was not a last-minute request, and, as indicated, I was aware there would an extra charge for an extra half-hour. So I thought we'll just clean up faster (which we did). But unfortunately, our caterers, who were P.F. Chang's, were very late in setting up the lunch, in fact, 45 minutes late, so we had to start our program late. But even with all of that, we worked very fast and managed to finish the cleanup by just half an hour after the time had expired for us to be there. They had no other event after us, and so we did not inconvenience them. Further, there is no indication on the papers that I signed before the event that there was a late fee if we exceeded the time we were in the room. All the paperwork says is that there's a $250 damage fee. But there was no damage to the hall. I'm not arguing that there should have been no fee for leaving the venue late, I just feel that when the total price for each hour is $150, and we reserved the hall for five hours, that it is exorbitant to charge $250. I requested a reduced fee, especially because our lateness was due to our caterer being so late, which PF Chang's recognized and compensated us for, but I got a solid No. They said the contract stipulates a late fee, but as indicated above, that is not true, it stipulates a damage fee. The director of events at Hidden Creek is lovely to work with. She has always done everything possible to make our experience a good one. And I do not hold her responsible for the stringency of the regulations. I am merely saying that the whole issue of charging so much money for being there 30 minutes extra to clean up, especially when the reason our event went late is because our cater was late, is unconscionable. I recommend selecting a different venue for your event unless you want to jump through numerous hoops only to be dissappointed, frustrated and overcharged in the end.

My favorite park in town! Beautiful grounds, beautiful estate. There are a couple different…read more"themed" trails and areas that make this an awesome weekend trek. During the spring and summer you'll see all sorts of events here- birthdays, weddings, summer camp. I especially like the master gardener area. It's a separate fenced off section that you can go in and take a look at different gardening methods. The playground is neat too!

Beautiful place to roam!…read more We've driven by the entrance so many times, and I always wondered what was behind the gate. We stopped by Sunday afternoon and parked, fairly empty lot, planning to take the longer unpaved trail and knowing virtually nothing about the estate. When we ended up back at the estate we were very pleasantly surprised. The unpaved trail was just okay, but the grounds surrounding the estate are so lovely. Little paths everywhere, sweet garden areas, a large green yard, and beautiful trees. Looked like there was a lot more to see next visit. Really a fantastic estate. Seems like a fabulous place for an event and definitely an enjoyable spot to wander on a lazy afternoon.

We had a great experience at this event space during the recent AAPI Food & Wine Fest. The event…read morespace is located in downtown McMinnville which is so easy breezy to navigate. It's quiet, walkable, and has a surprising amount of hotel, shopping, dining and wine tasting options within a just a few blocks. We stayed nearby and were able to walk to this event space from our hotel. The building has a brick exterior and interior with polished concrete floors and natural wood accents. The event space features large indoor and outdoor spaces. And the outdoor space had several seating options, both covered and uncovered with lots of lush landscape and greenery throughout. For this particular event, food vendors were stationed in the outdoor space with covered tents while the wine tasting vendors were stationed inside. Both low and high top tables were setup throughout to allow for a variety of seating and mingling options. The bathrooms are individual stalls with two access points from the interior and exterior which allows for ease of access and flow. I think the layout of the space is great for a variety of functions and I would definitely attend another event at this space. Special thanks to the AAPI Food & Wine Fest and CHO Wines for another incredible event!

I went here for a sound bath earlier this year. Such an elegant space for many different events. It…read morewas a wonderful experience for me.

I took my 2 year old grandson here and he had a ball. He ran from room to room and found something…read morethat engaged him in all of them. It was a great way to spend the morning on a hot summer day.

My friends rented out the space for their son's birthday party and I fell in love with it! They…read morehave multiple rooms for different ages and types of play- slides, rock climbing, monkey bars, soft block pit, dress up, etc. There's a lot of places to sit as well. Everything appears to be clean, toys are still fairly new, and the rooms are all aesthetically pleasing. If I lived in Beaverton, I would totally rent it out for my kids' birthdays too.

Came for the Bird Alliance of Oregon - 2024 Wild Arts Festival. The event center was extremely…read moreclean, had ample parking, and was nicely set up for the event. We had a great time seeing all the creative works from local artists and vendors while supporting a great cause. This was the first year we've attended and can't wait for next year's event! From the website: Explore beautiful artwork, nature-inspired books, an array of silent auction items, and much more. When you make a purchase at the Wild Arts Festival, you'll be supporting Bird Alliance of Oregon's mission to inspire all people to love and protect birds, wildlife, and the natural environment upon which life depends. Find that piece of art you truly connect with as a gift for yourself or a loved one