The Carriage House provides a point of interest for Park visitors. The Carriage House was built to replace the original barn that was destroyed by fire in 1896. The sturdy wood floors, windowpanes, moldings, and iron grills in the horse stalls have remained the same for over 100 years. The Carriage House is available for classes, dances, meetings, bridge, and workshops. It seats 70 for lunch, dinner, and meetings. The Meadow can be reserved with the building for outdoor events.

In 1977 the Jennings Pavilion was constructed at the Park to accommodate larger groups for weddings, receptions, dinners, meetings, and lectures. Large windows on all sides create relaxing vistas of the stately trees and rolling green lawns. The room comfortably seats up to 150-theatre style and 50 - 60-classroom style. Dinner for 120 - 130 is served at round tables. A large kitchen with a commercial-sized refrigerator, two home-size ovens, and a commercial gas range enable caterers to serve quickly and efficiently. The large adjoining patio is often used for barbecues and cocktail receptions and a walkway connects the building to the Main House and its patio area.

The Main House is a classically designed home that consists of a 700 square foot meeting room with a fireplace, two smaller rooms for breakout sessions or small conferences, and a fully equipped kitchen. The Main House can accommodate 60 in the living room for a ceremony and approximately 50 when set up with round tables for dinner. Approximately 25 people can be accommodated at classroom-style tables and chairs. A large porch, wide brick steps, and an oak-covered patio area are suitable for refreshments or outdoor luncheons.