University of Washington Waterfront Activities Center, Seattle
The Waterfront Activities Center rents out canoes and rowboats, with all the necessary accessories.
The Waterfront Activities Center rents out canoes and rowboats, with all the necessary accessories. The ramp is also a good location to launch canoes and kayaks of your own.
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About University of Washington Waterfront Activities Center
3924 Montlake Boulevard Northeast, Seattle, WA, United States
+1 206-543-4590
University of Washington Waterfront Activities Center and Nearby Sights on Map
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