Boldt Castle Yacht House

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"The Boldt Castle Yacht House is a museum of stone of the pleasure boats and racing crafts that belonged to the Boldt family. With ladies admission, you can read into the histories of all boats in the house. You can also venture into a few of the living quarters in the yacht house (with paid admission). Ample parking in front along with restrooms."

"A nice attraction full of vintage boats, motors and additional information on the rich boating culture of the TI region. The construction of the Boldt yacht house is impressive, with most everything in the building being original to its initial construction. There are also some entertaining rooms and living quarters open for touring through as well. The handwritten notes from Mr Boldt himself are fun to read through. I would wholeheartedly recommend making an hour for the Boldt yacht house if you are already visiting Boldt Castle. There is a ferry that brings you over to the yacht house from the castle and runs very frequently."

"This is really awesome compared to 1983 when we visited the last time. It is now 70% restored. Very well done. If you have not seen it in 30 years it is a must see and revisit now."