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Detroit Boat Club Training Facility

Detroit Boat Club Training Facility

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E Picnic Way, Detroit, Michigan, 48207, United States
(248) 821-1128 belleisleboathouse.com
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Jun 2, 2018
The Detroit boat club has a long marvelous history. At long last some people are finally taking care of it and bringing it back to its Glory. Right now during the construction and revitalization I believe the only thing that goes on there is a local Rowing Club that uses the building to store their equipment and to use it as a starting point for their rowing events. It will soon be a wonderful place to have events.

Jun 14, 2018
Had a great time visiting for an event... The interior is very historical while the exterior suffers greatly from years of neglect... I can't wait till they get this place back to it's original state. Really enjoyed just walking around the grounds and also watching the rowers organize to get the boats in the water

Aug 5, 2018
The reconstruction begins! This is such a beautiful old building with so much history. Walking the halls of this huge place, you just feel the the history - such a beautiful place.

Jun 11, 2018
Awesome location, cool building and history, needs some work and safety upgrades. Hopefully restoration will continue and it will again be back to its former glory.

Jun 15, 2018
What a great time with all the yelp people!

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