Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing Center

About

The remodeled Mt. Baker Rowing and Sailing Center, located in Stan Sayres Park, offers a spectacular waterfront location to host your next special event. Your guests will never forget their experience at this unique venue! This beautiful, upper floor room offers sweeping views of Lake Washington and the Cascades from Stan Sayres Park, the site of Seattle's famous hydroplane races. Filled with natural light and finished with natural wood, the room creates a warm, comfortable setting for meetings, receptions or weddings.  Its location above the boathouse of the Mt. Baker Rowing and Sailing Center lends a special feel to the room with views to the sailboat bay and an heirloom racing shell overhead. Capacity:  Up to 90 guests for a seated meal and up to 120 guests for a cocktail or audience configuration.

• 10 Round tables (60-inch in diameter)
• 10 Rectangle tables (30-by-72-inches)
• 120 folding chairs
• Elevator from lobby to upper floor making the room fully accessible
• Large outdoor deck (1,050 sq. ft) overlooking Lake Washington.
• Second, small deck with view of lake and shore
• Large, glass doors fold away to open the room to each deck
• Two large screen, flat-panel TVs, DVD/BluRay, and laptop computer connections for presentations *
• Built-in sound system with microphones
• Gas fireplace
• Air conditioning
• Hardwood floors and wood paneling
• Two elegant, tiled, unisex restrooms on same floor for patron's exclusive use.  Additional restrooms and changing areas available on request at ground level.
• Caterer's kitchen with large commercial refrigerator, ice maker and plug-ins for holding ovens
• 91 Parking spaces (on a first come first serve basis)

* Users planning to use the A/V system for slide shows and computer presentations are strongly encouraged to test their computers on our system prior of the day of the rental to ensure proper operation. If you will be using a Mac laptop, you will need to obtain an adapter that will allow the computer to connect to a VGA or HDMI cable. The specific type of adapter depends on the type and age of your Mac computer. If you are unsure about which adapter to use, take your Mac to an Apple store or another Apple retailer to obtain the correct adapter.