Center for Wooden Boats on Lake Union, Seattle

The Center for Wooden Boats is now a Landmark as designated by the City of Seattle. This includes the floating structures of our South Lake Union home (also known as Waterway 4) and The Old Boathouse (also known as the Wagner Floating Home). We are incredibly grateful to our community for writing to the Board on our behalf, and to those who gave testimony during the hearings. A special thank you to Sarah Martin for her tireless research and expertise. Application was made possible with support from 4Culture. Learn about the Landmark designation, how it came to be and what it means for us in this short video produced by CWB volunteer Shelley Sabin.

Open to public

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Dockage

Average price per day:0.0000 UNK per foot (2019/04/17)
Type:Floating, other, Wood
Accessibility:Disability Access

Notes

No public slips are available. All slips are for CWB vessels only. Transient moorage available at Lake Union Park may be booked through The Center for Wooden Boats. North wall reservations required. West Wall first come first serve two hour limit. No power.

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