Christmas Party Venues in Medowie

What to Know Before Booking Christmas Party Venues

End-of-year parties in Medowie have a ready-made setting at Pacific Dunes Greenhouse, on Huntingdale Place inside Pacific Dunes Golf Club. Work teams and social clubs get a private room, a kitchen built around seasonal produce and bushland through the windows.

Why Medowie teams book the Orangery for Christmas:

Room for up to 200 standing or 168 seated, with long trestles, round tables or a standing layout
A sound wall that splits the room when a smaller team only needs half
Canapé packages at $20 per person, or a sit-down alternate-drop menu
A PA, built-in speakers, wifi and a projector for the boss's speech
Bifold doors to a covered terrace for warm December evenings

An event coordinator handles the booking, and the night wraps up by 11pm.

A standing celebration with canapés and hot platters moving through the crowd
A long-table lunch with a set menu for the whole team
A half-room booking for a smaller office or club
A grazing spread for a relaxed after-work start

Christmas logistics at Pacific Dunes Greenhouse

December is the busy month for work parties, so confirm the date before menus
All drinks are bought onsite, as the venue is fully licensed
Wifi and a projector make a short presentation segment easy to run
Arrange rides home for a party that runs until the 11pm finish

Venues for Christmas Parties: Your Questions Answered

How many staff fit at a Medowie Christmas party at Pacific Dunes?

The Orangery takes up to 200 standing or 168 seated, and the sound wall halves it for smaller teams.

What food is offered for Christmas functions at Pacific Dunes Greenhouse?

Grazing and hot platters, canapé packages from $20 per person, and two or three course alternate-drop menus.

Is there AV for Christmas speeches at the Medowie venue?

Yes. The room comes with a PA, wireless microphone, built-in speakers, wifi and a projector.

Can a Medowie office of a dozen people take half the Orangery for Christmas?

Yes. A sound wall splits the room in two, so a smaller group can take half.