Create a truly memorable event at one of Vancouver’s most historic landmarks.

Nestled along the Columbia River, the Covington House offers a warm, intimate, and one-of-a-kind setting for your next gathering. Built in 1848, this beautifully preserved cabin is one of the oldest remaining historic homes in the region—rich with stories of education, community, and early life in Vancouver, Washington.

Today, the Covington House continues its legacy as a place for connection. Whether you’re planning a small reception, meeting, workshop, or special celebration, your guests will enjoy an authentic historic atmosphere that simply can’t be replicated. Surrounded by period details and the quiet charm of the site, events here feel personal, meaningful, and grounded in place.

Host an intimate gathering where history sets the tone—welcome guests into a space that once served as a schoolhouse, social hall, and community hub. The Covington House is ideal for those seeking a setting that is understated, distinctive, and deeply rooted in local heritage.

Please note that the Covington House is owned by the City of Vancouver and managed by the Clark County Historical Museum. All rental requests are thoughtfully reviewed to ensure they align with the preservation and public mission of this historic property.

Rental features include:

• Use of the historic Covington House interior

• Tables and chairs 

• Kitchen

• Access to the surrounding grounds

• A setting unlike any other in Clark County

From quiet meetings to meaningful celebrations, the Covington House offers a rare opportunity to gather where Vancouver’s story began—and to create new memories within its walls.

For questions email covingtonhouse@cchmuseum.org or call (360) 993-5679 and dial ext. 105.