Boating Centers A to Z

Seward Park is located on the eastern shore of the Andrews Bay anchorage area. Bailey Peninsula comprises a large portion of the park, along with picnic areas, tennis courts, swimming beach, art studio and environmental education center. Seward Park is maintained as an environmental treasurer with public and private efforts underway to restore habitat, protect wildlife and encourage nature to flourish within a large city.

Green Lake Small Craft Center is located at the southwest "corner" of Green Lake in North Seattle --a popular lake totally surrounded by park land. While rowing, canoeing, kayaking, and sailing classes are taught only during daylight hours the popular running/ skating/ bicycling/ walking path which surrounds the lake itself is enjoyed 24 hours per day by the citizens of Seattle.

In Seattle's Seward Park-Lakewood neighborhood, Lakewood Moorage is nestled between Adam Street Beaver Habitat and Andrews Bay, one of a few recognized anchorage areas on Lake Washington. The moorage hosts as many as 140 water slips with several low dry dock small boat storage spots for 16' or less. In 1952, Lakewood Marina replaced the aging public boathouse which was built in 1910 to its' current facilities and operations on Ohler's Island.

Leschi North and South moorages have both wet and dry boat storage. With almost 200 water slips and with nearly 100 low dry dock small boat storage spaces, Leschi's rich sailing history dates back to 1949 when Leschi South was built.

Leschi North and South moorages have both wet and dry boat storage. With almost 200 water slips and with nearly 100 low dry dock small boat storage spaces, Leschi's rich sailing history dates back to 1949 when Leschi South was built.

Mt. Baker offers Health and Fitness Classes in our indoor facility year-round. We welcome people of all, shapes, sizes and fitness levels. No rowing experience is required for these popular classes. For more information about our health and fitness classes or for the current schedule, call (206) 386-1913.