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601 Middlebury Rd, Kent, OH

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About Roy H. Smith Shelterhouse at Fred Fuller Park

A wedding at the Roy H. Smith Shelterhouse at Fred Fuller Park keeps things small and relaxed in Kent's largest park. For wedding photos and video, the park gives you more than 56 acres along the Cuyahoga River, with a nature trail that runs along the water's edge the full length of the park, a pretty walk for portraits before dinner.

The shelterhouse is an enclosed hall that Kent Parks and Recreation rents for receptions and parties, with seating for up to 60 people at eight long tables. It has heat and air conditioning, restrooms, a refrigerator, a counter and a sink, which is enough for a caterer to set up buffet service. That size suits an intimate wedding reception, a rehearsal dinner or a casual gathering after a courthouse or church ceremony. For a larger crowd, the park's open-air picnic shelters seat 32 to 64 and are rented separately.

Because the room is modest, your photographer and videographer will likely spend part of the day outside, by the river and along the trail, and the Harvey Redmond Bridge over the river is close by. Light inside a small hall can be flat, so plan your wedding pictures for daylight, and talk with your videographer about where to stand for toasts in a smaller space. The building also hosts the city's preschool and summer camp, so it books well ahead.

Call Kent Parks and Recreation as soon as dates open, six months ahead.
Ask whether a wedding ceremony can be held in the park and what the rules are for alcohol and decorations.
Ask about photo and video guidelines, and walk the river trail with your photographer before your wedding day.

A little about Roy H. Smith Shelterhouse at Fred Fuller Park

Fred Fuller Park was given to the City of Kent in 1934, and Kent residents developed it into a multi-use park over the years. Today it is also the main office of Kent Parks and Recreation.

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