Elks Lodge 361 Three Sixty-One is a lodging in Hillsboro, OH. Phone: (937) 393-3047. Average rating is 4.6 stars from 52 reviews. Website: http://www.hillsboroelks.com/.
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A tranquil landscape view with a pond and trees at dusk. — Elks Lodge 361 Three Sixty-One
4.6 52 reviews

Where Hillsboro Gathers, Eats, and Plays

Fine dining, championship golf, and true community spirit on Danville Pike since 1904.

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About Us

A misty view of the Elks Lodge grounds. — Elks Lodge 361 Three Sixty-One
A misty view of the Elks Lodge grounds.

Ask anyone who's had the prime rib at Elks Lodge 361 and they'll tell you the same thing: it's the kind of meal that makes you slow down. Rated 4.6 stars by over 50 members and guests, this Hillsboro, OH institution has been earning that reputation one plate at a time. The kitchen doesn't cut corners. Salmon cooked to perfection, a blackberry salad dressing that people specifically come back for, and a dining room that feels like it belongs to you the moment you walk in.

Beyond the table, Lodge 361 sits on a property that surprises first-time visitors. Nine holes of golf for $20 including a cart is the kind of deal that doesn't exist much anymore, and the course itself delivers. Sunny afternoons out on the fairways, a staff that treats you like a regular from day one, and pricing that respects your wallet. That combination is rare, and members here know it.

The lodge stands at 451 Danville Pike on the edge of Hillsboro, and its reach goes well beyond its walls. Elks Lodge 361 funds scholarships, supports veterans, and shows up when the community needs it. The food brings you in. The people keep you coming back.

What We Offer

The dining room at Lodge 361 runs a menu built around real cooking, not shortcuts. Expect prime rib on the weekends, fresh salmon, house-made dressings, and a kitchen that takes pride in execution. Meals are priced fairly for the quality you receive, though the kitchen's reputation means a wait is sometimes part of the experience. Reservations are always a smart move.

The 9-hole golf course is one of the lodge's best-kept secrets. At $20 per person with a cart included, it offers some of the best value golf in Highland County. The course is well-maintained, the pace is relaxed, and the staff keeps things running smoothly. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just looking for a reason to get outside, the course delivers.

Membership opens the door to everything else: banquet hall rentals for private events, charitable programs, community gatherings, and a social calendar that keeps the calendar full. Elks Lodge 361 is a full-service community hub, not just a clubhouse.

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“The staff was very friendly and very efficient. Made us feel very welcome. The food was good.”

— Claria Hans

What Our Guests Say

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7 years ago
"What a great local restaurant. Food and service were excellent. We had the salmon and prime rib and both were done to perfection. Blackberry salad dressing was very tasty. Prices were a little high but worth it. Wine was average but reasonable at $4 a glass! Highly recommend."
— Greg Hilbert
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3 years ago
"Good location, however sat for an hour and no food was provided. We were excited to go and try their food but the experience was ruined. Other than that it was okay, but sitting for an hour without eating was unacceptable to my family."
— Sarah Riley
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10 years ago
"Went there on a great sunny afternoon. The gentleman behind the desk was professional. $20 for myself and a golf cart to golf 9 holes. Not a bad price! Loved the course, loved the pricing, loved everything. Great place, and I'm going again."
— Andrew Frederick
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2 years ago
"The staff was very friendly and very efficient. Made us feel very welcome. The food was good."
— Claria Hans
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7 years ago
"Had a homemade Sunday Meal of beef and noodles, mashpotatoes and green beans it was delicious also desert was a chocolate brownie drizzled with caramel and topped with coolwhip!"
— Lisa Neely

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be an Elks member to eat at the restaurant?

Guests are welcome at Lodge 361, though some events and areas may be reserved for members. Call ahead or visit hillsboroelks.com to confirm current dining access policies before your visit.

How much does it cost to golf at Elks Lodge 361?

9 holes with a golf cart runs $20 per person, which is an exceptional value for the course quality. It's best to call ahead to check tee time availability and any seasonal hours.

What is the food like at the lodge restaurant?

The menu features scratch-cooked dishes including prime rib, salmon, and house-made dressings. Guest reviews consistently highlight the quality of the food and attentive service. Weekend nights tend to be busier, so a reservation is recommended.

Can I rent the lodge for a private event?

Yes. Lodge 361 offers event and banquet space for private gatherings. Contact the lodge directly through hillsboroelks.com to discuss availability, capacity, and pricing for your event.

Where exactly is Elks Lodge 361 located?

The lodge is at 451 Danville Pike in Hillsboro, OH 45133. It's easy to find on the edge of town with parking on site.

How do I become a member of Elks Lodge 361?

Membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks is open to U.S. citizens 21 and older who believe in God. Visit hillsboroelks.com or stop by the lodge to speak with a member about the application process.

What charitable programs does Lodge 361 support?

Lodge 361 participates in national Elks programs including veteran support, youth scholarships, drug awareness initiatives, and local Highland County community giving. Membership directly funds these efforts.

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Every Elks lodge belongs to one of America's oldest and largest fraternal orders. Through the Elks National Foundation, the Order has given more than $481 million to college scholarships, veterans, and neighbors in need.

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