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Shopping >> Sports - Bikes, Boats, etcBack to ShoppingFairhaven is one of the best base locations for individual sports like kayaking, rowing, mountain biking, hiking, climbing and sailing. Several shops sell and rent equipment and gear for outdoor sports. Here is a compact list.
Chispa![]() (360) 647-1196
Location: In Harris Square Our scooter store - from classic Vespas to the new TGBs, plus Schwinns and eGos. Plus they rent and sell the new Segway - the two wheeled 'personal transporter'. Fairhaven Bike & SkiThe Source since 1971![]() ![]() (360) 733-4433 | Fax: 738-7919
Location: Up the hill on 11th
The complete mountain bike shop - and they introduced Bellingham to mountain bikes. But also they were the first snowboard dealer in Bellingham and they carry skis for cross country and downhill. They have rental programs and a ski and snowboard half back program for growing kids. And much more. Check their website for a complete listing of their services and products. Fairhaven Toy GardenA toy store for all ages![]() (360) 714-8552
Location: Kitty corner from Village Books Something for everyone. German wood toys, novelty and retro toys, games, kites, mobiles, dress-up, quality art supplies, musical instruments, bedroom decor and the basics, adorn their beautiful wooden shelves and brightly colored walls. Interactive displays and a community space invites yo to demo select toys, games and art supplies. Wayland MarineFor those moved by oars![]() (360) 738-8059
Location: Corner of 9th & Harris
Owner Ron Mueller is ready to help you select the rowing boat that best meets your desires. Beautiful rowing boats, including Alden shells and Merry Wherry Kits. Plus the Wayland shells designed for local waters. |
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