Designed after an actual logging camp, Camp 6 is filled with all the basic logging equipment used during the era of steam power. From the 1887 Dolbeer Donkey to the Lidgerwood Tower Skidder weighing in at 240 tons, and Railroad Speeders to the Pacific Coast Shay Steam Locomotive, Camp 6 is an adventure into Washington's past. South Lake Union, Seattle.
Wood is one of the most durable and versatile building materials in the world.
Explore and enjoy an exceptional variety of finely crafted wooden watercraft, either ashore or plying the waters of Lake Union. You'll discover whitehall boats, peapods, dories, sharpies, catboats, skiffs, Hampton boats, Lake Oswego boats, Poulsbo boats, canoes, kayaks, and plenty more. In September, visit the Seattle Aquarium on Seattle's waterfront and witness the annual return of salmon up the aquarium's ladders. This special four-day event focuses on environmental stewardship, watershed habitat restoration, and public education about the issues surrounding our salmon resources. Explore the Mountain and Forest Exhibit at the Children's Museum in Seattle Center next to the Space Needle.