Rental Information | Requires Sponsorship by Lot A Owner | Normandy Park Community Club Website

Facility Rental: The Cove clubhouse is one of the most unique facilities in the area because of its historic design and waterfront location. With a seating capacity of 250, it is a popular and picturesque setting for weddings, anniversaries, community meetings, company parties and conferences.

Constructed by the local residents in 1960, the Cove is a landmark in the community.

Rental Requires “Lot A” Sponsorship: All rentals of the Cove clubhouse must be sponsored by a Lot A property owner who shall be present during the entire rental period and who agrees to police and property supervise the rental activity.

This is a non-smoking facility. The kitchen is licensed as a service kitchen, not a prep kitchen. Utensils are not provided. Tables and chairs are provided. The Normandy Park Community Club does all setups and tear downs.

For more information about renting the clubhouse, please call the Normandy Park Community Club office at 206-242-3778 or complete the form below.

Facility Rental Request Form

Complete the following form and we will receive an email regarding the Cove facility rental.

The cove has a seating capacity of 250 people.

Driving Directions

From I-5 or I-405 take HWY 518 West to SeaTac and Burien). Proceed approximately 3 miles.
At second traffic light, take a left onto HWY 509 South.
Proceed 1.9 miles, take 509 South to Normandy Park exit and at the stop sign take a right.
Proceed 0.4 miles and take a left onto South Normandy Road (the sign also reads Des Moines Memorial Drive).
Proceed 0.9 miles and at the "Y" in the road, take a right onto SW Normandy Terrace.
Proceed 0.2 miles, and at the stop sign stay to the right and onto Marine View Dr.
One-half block later, take a left onto Shorebrook Drive.
Enter Cove parking lot at second right after three-way stop.

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Another beautiful day ends at the Cove.

The Seattle Times Says...: "You finally found it. That unique home overlooking the Sound, nestled in towering trees on a winding, hillside road.

It's in a cozy town — not far from Seattle, not too close. Your kids are shoo-ins for a sought-after public elementary.

And then, the icing — 18 acres of beach access, almost free. Sound nuts? Not in Normandy Park..."

Read the full article about Normandy Park and the Cove from The Seattle Times