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Toronto Boathouse is a Lake Macquarie waterfront boating site at 3 Sara Street with marina/boat-ramp and dining/event context; details should be confirmed directly.
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Toronto Boathouse is listed at 3 Sara Street, Toronto on Lake Macquarie. Public local context supports Toronto as a lakeside boating hub, and current web presence indicates a waterfront boathouse venue. This pass did not verify a reliable current marina berth count, fuel, pump-out, boatyard or travel-lift services, so the listing is kept conservative and moved out of empty-services status with marina/waterside access context only.
Verified services are limited to waterside/boathouse and boating-access context. Berth counts, fuel, pump-out and boatyard services were not verified.
Lake Macquarie access from sea depends on Swansea Channel conditions. Confirm local depth, berthing and venue access before arrival.
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Customer perspective
★ 4.3 · 12 Google reviews
“⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Newcastle Malayalee Boat Club would like to sincerely thank the team at Toronto Boat Shed for their excellent support and service. They looked after our boat really well, the staff were friendly and professional, and the overall experience was outstanding. Their support helped make our boating activities smooth, safe, and enjoyable for all our members. We truly appreciate the cooperation and hospitality shown to our club and look forward to continuing our association in the future. Highly recommended for anyone looking for reliable boating facilities and great customer service.”
“Store your boat out of the water, undercover or outdoors, have it launched and retrieved for you, you tie it to the jetty and walk away and its put away for next time. No hassles with the staff, very amicable great people, great place, Love having my boat there.”
“Amazing friendly service from both Brett and Glenn, nothing is ever too much trouble. I have had two previous boats on Marina’s on Lake Macquaire, Toronto Boathouse is by far a much better option, knowing my boat is undercover and secure”
“for $125 per week i have had my boat trashed and my ropes , life jackets and fenders stolen thanks toronto boathouse”
“this is the kind of storage toronto boat house provides , $6000 a year to have my boat trashed”
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9kn
Force 3 · Gentle breeze from the SSW
Light but sailable
Large wavelets, scattered whitecaps