Bring the family, club or neighborhood together with a covered place to eat, visit and share the day. 541 Jump offers tents, tables and chairs for gatherings in Klamath Falls and Klamath County. Start with your date, location and approximate guest count. We will help you choose the tent and any extras.
20x20 High Peak Tent (400 sqft)
from $385.00
20x20 West Coast Frame Tent (400 sqft)
from $385.00
20x40 High Peak Tent (800 sqft)
from $770.00
40 Ft Hexagon High Peak Tent (1040 sqft)
from $1,100.00
40x40 High Peak Pole Tent (1600 sqft)
from $1,600.00
40x60 High Peak Pole Tent (2400 sqft)
from $2,310.00
Summit Elegance High Peak Tent Package (1840 sqft)
from $1,750.00
A reunion lunch, club dinner and community gathering can have the same attendance but different space needs. List which activities happen together: seated meals, buffet service, announcements, check-in or a display of family photos. A tent used only for dining has a different brief from one that also holds refreshments and activities.
Count the people who need seats at the busiest part of the event. If guests arrive in waves, describe that schedule instead of assuming everyone will use the same seats at different times. Our tent-size planning guide explains why the layout matters alongside guest count.
Write down the number and purpose of serving tables separately from dining tables. Include drinks, desserts, gifts, registration or any equipment your group supplies. Ask your caterer or volunteers what space they need; a food-service station should be part of the equipment discussion.
Decide whether you prefer everyone under one canopy or separate covered areas for different activities. Compare the walking routes between them and how guests will reach the restrooms, parking and building entrances. An equipment list is a starting point for a reviewed layout, not a guarantee that a particular arrangement will fit.
For a shared meal, think about where the serving line begins and how volunteers or caterers will refill it without crossing the entrance. Our buffet and drink-station layout guide walks through these choices. You can discuss the options with us before the menu or layout is final.
For a property in Klamath Falls, Chiloquin, Bonanza, Keno, Merrill or Malin, provide the complete event address and describe the proposed setup surface. We will let you know if photos would help us review the setup. Gates, slopes, trees and overhead obstructions are useful details for the site review.
Confirm permission to use the property and ask the venue about its event requirements. Include the earliest available setup time and when equipment must be removed. Our county tent-planning guide helps organize rural access information.
Browse tents, tables and chairs, then send your date, address, guest estimate, covered activities and preferred equipment. Ask the quote to identify selected items and delivery arrangements so your group can review the scope together.
If several people are planning the event, one contact can make updates easier. Send changes to guest count or equipment as a clear revised list, and confirm the final booking details with 541 Jump. Listed equipment does not establish availability for your date.
Send the exact Klamath County address with your date and equipment request. Location, access and delivery arrangements need review for the particular event.
Yes. List food, drinks, serving tables and other covered activities separately from dining seats so the layout discussion includes them.
Your date, location and approximate guest count are enough to get started. We will help with the rest.
This map shows the general event-planning area, not a separate business address. Send the exact property address for review.
If you are taking measurements for a structure such as a building or fence, please provide the height of the structure here. If height does not apply to the wash, for instance for a gutter wash, leave this field empty. Please note if you enter a value here after taking measurements, you will need to take measurements again.
