Chesapeake Boathouse

Chesapeake Boathouse, Oklahoma Centennial Project is a major recreational destination in Oklahoma City, a result of recent attention, and investment in, the Oklahoma River just south of Bricktown. Its incredible architecture, courtesy of Rand Elliott, immediately attracted attention, and numerous recreational opportunities offered by the Chesapeake Boathouse will not disappoint its members. events held here, and recreational activities are offered, but have drawn attention from all parts of the United States.

Funded by Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy, the Boathouse is a major landmark, and the first building to be built on the banks of the recent Oklahoma River that flows through downtown Oklahoma City. It is not just structure, but an art form that transcends geometrical definition. design is basically the rowing shell. brilliance of the concept, however, can be appreciated a lot better at night. Chesapeake Boathouse features translucent polycarbonate walls that make rowing shell, and this, combined with sixteen columns of light give the impression of a sailing ship with oars floating on river.

This $ 3.5 million U.S. dollars of design and construction of a miracle, not only from the outside. Inside, the Chesapeake Boathouse includes deck, lobby, rooms and events that can be used for meetings and receptions, boat bay that can accommodate up to 124 rowing shells, another event that has room massive 62-foot window that offers a great view of the ship bay, fitness comprehensively equipped with various equipment, and - the most spectacular - 24-foot glass wall that offers unparalleled view of the deck, the Oklahoma River and reflecting pool

the boathouse tours are offered to visitors from the city and beyond. Visitors from outside Oklahoma City can count on the shuttle service from OKC hotels take them to the Chesapeake Boathouse.