The Wild Oak is a Lindon venue built around a plastered, wood-floored hall and a landscaped garden with a pergola, fire pit and a "marriage grove." It publishes its full rate card, which makes it easy to compare. All details are from The Wild Oak's own website as checked on October 20, 2026.
The basics
| Address | 450 West Gillman Lane, Lindon |
| Capacity | 250 maximum for revolving guests |
| Rental hours | 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., including setup and takedown |
| Nearest temple | Lindon Utah Temple, about 5 minutes by OpenStreetMap routing |
Published prices
| Season | Days | All-day rental |
|---|---|---|
| Peak, April to October | Monday to Wednesday | $6,000 |
| Thursday to Sunday | $7,000 | |
| Peak winter, November to December | Monday to Thursday | $4,000 |
| Friday to Sunday | $5,000 | |
| Six-hour half day | $3,000 | |
| Winter special, January to March | Monday to Thursday | $3,000 |
| Friday to Sunday | $4,000 |
A ceremony add-on is $350 in every season. Extra time is $100 an hour before 10 a.m. and $350 an hour after 11 p.m. Sunday rentals are by inquiry.
The add-on rule. For Thursday to Saturday bookings in peak season, at least two add-ons are required from the venue's own services: bar service (alcoholic or non-alcoholic), day-of coordinating, decor, or florals, which carry a $3,000 minimum. Price those into the comparison.
What the rental includes
Inside: Venetian plaster walls, wood floors and a rock wall; hand-planed black walnut rectangular tables and reclaimed 60-inch rounds; a walnut cake table and a live-edge walnut buffet table plus two more buffet tables; 150 cross-back wood chairs; sign-in and gift tables; a glass bar; a large kitchen for caterers; private rooms for the bride and groom; a mezzanine for a DJ or the bouquet toss; and a studio sound system with microphones.
Outside: landscaped grounds, a patio under a pergola, an outdoor wood bar, a shaded trellis walkway, four antique tables for family-style dining with iron chairs, a fireplace and gas fire pit, a food truck pad with electricity, an outdoor sound system, the marriage grove, and wide entry stairs with a white backdrop for group photos. Parking is close, with accessible spaces and reserved spots for the couple.
On a temple day
Lindon's temple is about 5 minutes away and Mount Timpanogos about 11, by OpenStreetMap routing without traffic. An all-day rental from 10 a.m. leaves time for a morning sealing, photos on the grounds and an evening reception in one place.
Touring
Book an appointment through the venue's site. Questions worth asking: which add-ons fit your plan on a peak weekend, whether outside caterers are allowed and on what terms, and how the rooms flip between ceremony and reception. Our reception venue prices guide puts The Wild Oak's rates beside other venues that publish theirs, and reception centers city by city lists the rest of Lindon and Pleasant Grove. Sign every term in a written contract; our vendor contracts guide explains what to check.
For the temple side of the day, see the Lindon and Rock Canyon temples; for other venues nearby, Barbwire & Lace in Pleasant Grove publishes its packages too, and in Lindon itself Orion Event Venue starts at $1,800.
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Sources
The facts in this guide were checked against these sources. Hours, fees and rules change, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the source before you go. How we make Provo.com.
- Weddings: pricing and amenities, The Wild Oak. Checked October 20, 2026.
- The Wild Oak. Checked October 20, 2026.
- OSRM routing service, Project OSRM / OpenStreetMap. Checked October 20, 2026.
