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Colorful kayaks lined up by the water's edge on a sunny day.

Hayes Street Beach, Neutral Bay

Kayaks are store on timber log racks built by North Sydney Council at the eastern end of Hayes Street Beach. 

This fleet includes 6 sea kayaks, 3 surf skies and 3 sit-on-tops.  

Colorful kayaks stacked on a rack near a marina.

Milson Park, Kirribilli

Kayaks are stored on metal racks built by North Sydney Council at the north eastern side of Milson Park . 

This fleet includes 4 sea kayaks, 4 Enduro skis and 2 long skis. 

People preparing kayaks near a calm river under a cloudy sky.

Pearl Bay, Mosman

Kayaks are stored on timber racks by Mosman Council, which are situated in Pearl Bay Reserve, 50 metres from the beach. Two kayak trolleys are available at the racks for KSC member use. The growing Pearl Bay fleet currently includes 6 sea kayaks and 2 sit-on-tops.

Manns Point, Greenwich

There is no club house at Manns Point.  The club's fleet of kayaks are stored on a rack built by Lane Cove Council at the eastern end of Manns Point, Manns Place, just past the Sailing club.  There is plenty of 10 hour free parking.

This fleet currently includes 8 sea kayaks,  and 2 skis, including 1 suitable for fishing, 3 sit on tops and 1 double kayak.

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