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Great Park Site Rentals

Rent space at the Great Park for your next large special event, film project, or corporate gathering. If you are looking for a picnic shelter or community room, visit the Facility Reservations page to choose one of our community parks. Please allow 7 business days for all site rental requests.

Site Rentals

Great Park Facility Reservation Policy

Great Park Facility Reservation Fees

For more information and to begin the rental process, please fill out an interest form below.

SITE RENTAL APPLICATION

Farm + Food Lab Reservations

The Farm + Food Lab is available to host small gatherings of 75 or less. Email info@sfua.org for more information.

Athletic & Field Reservations

To reserve athletic fields or facilities for sports events and tournaments, visit the Field Reservations page.

FIELD RENTAL APPLICATION

Department Info

Great Park

8000 Great Park Blvd.

Irvine, CA 92618

Phone:

949-724-6247

greatpark@cityofirvine.org

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