Only a small portion of the old Pavillion is still showing today. As quite a few of the buildings at Chippewa, it was lost to arson in the late 1980s. At one time, it was one of the larger and better known buildings on the grounds, housing up to 5,000 hungry visitors. Built in 1934, the "eating shed" stood near the pier, and allowed visitors to dine in the breeze of the lake. Food was served in the Sunset Dining Room, and picnic tables near by allowed for visitors that brought their own food. The pavillion actually was suspended over the lake on pylons. This allowed for the rental boats to be stored under the building in the winter. Currently, or as of this writing, the burnt remains of the bulding among the grass and weeds, and a very small but identifyable corner still stand.