Port Townsend Boat Haven
48° 6.389' N,  122° 46.257' W

Winter Hours of Operation

Located on the northeast corner of the Olympic Peninsula in historic Port Townsend, on the primary route to the San Juan Islands, this modern full service marina has an abundant supply of guest moorage.  Home to 475 commercial and recreational vessels and more than sixty marine trades businesses, the Boat Haven provides more than 6,000 overnight guest moorage accommodations for visiting boats every year.  Port Townsend is home to the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding and a favorite destination for a wide variety of festivals. Come shop in its historic districts, participate in the events of the world-famous Wooden Boat Foundation, or just enjoy a quiet vacation or weekend.

The Boat Haven is located just to the west of the main part of downtown Port Townsend, on the north shore of Port Townsend Bay, just over a mile from Point Hudson.  The entrance is at the southeast corner of the marina.  Pass the Coast Guard station and tie up on the west side of the fuel/registration dock.

For slip assignment, check in at the moorage office as soon as you arrive.  The office is in the white building at the head of the ramp.

Please note:  If Port Townsend is your first stop when traveling from Canada or another nation, you are required to clear U.S. Customs as soon as you arrive.  Please click here for U.S. Customs contact information. 

Electricity and water are supplied to the floats.  The fuel dock has gasoline, diesel, stove oil, and a waste pump-out station. Other facilities include showers, laundry, a launch ramp, dump station, upland storage, covered storage, and travel lifts of up to 300 tons capacity.  Marine parts, charts, and supplies are available from the in-port marine trades businesses. Lodging, restaurants, and grocery stores are located within easy walking distance of the marina.  The Boat Haven is also on Jefferson County Transit bus routes to Port Townsend and surrounding towns.

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