Hosting a party doesn’t have to feel like a second job!

Hosting a party should be fun — not stressful. If you’re searching for easy party ideas or wondering where to host a celebration without cleaning your house, we’ve got you covered. At Stumpy’s Hatchet House, we remove the biggest headaches of hosting so you can actually enjoy your own party.

The Biggest Problems with Hosting a Party at Home

• Cleaning before guests arrive

• Cleaning up after everyone leaves

• Setting up tables, food, and drinks

• Keeping guests entertained

• Feeling like you never get to enjoy your own party

A Simple Way to Host a Party Without the Stress

We make hosting a party simple by handling the setup, the space, and the entertainment — so you don’t have to.

What we handle for you:

• Food service tables, tablecloths & disposable eating ware

• Party buckets and ice for beverages

• Full setup before your start time

• Food and beverages placed and ready when guests arrive

• Built-in games and activities so guests aren’t just sitting around

What you do:

• Invite the guests

• Book the reservation

• Order the food (or bring homemade- your choice)

• Bring the beverages (or let your guests BYOB)

• Show up 15-20 minutes early

That’s it.

No hosting stress. No mess. No burnout.

Perfect for Any Celebration

• Birthday parties

• Adult celebrations

• Friend group get-togethers

• Team outings & company parties

• “No occasion” celebrations

Party Hosting FAQs

Q: What’s the easiest way to host a party without cleaning my house?
A: Hosting your party at a venue that handles setup, activities, and cleanup lets you enjoy the celebration without the stress of preparing or cleaning your home.

Q: Do party venues provide setup and cleanup?
A: Some do — and we handle both, including tables, food setup, ice, and activity space.

Q: What should I bring to host a party?
A: Just your guests, food, beverages, and yourself. We take care of the rest.

👉 Hit the “Plan An Event” button on our homepage or book online (groups of 24 or less throwers) and let us handle the rest.