Port Townsend Boat Haven

Gordon McQuarrie

So..... This place has ups and downs... I'm just gonna say the publicity you can get in this town is amazing. I however pushed the limits with a 7 car accident as I was leaving Port Townsend. Right there at the U-Haul I was doing like 90 after sliding for 20 yards and hit 2 stopped cars at the light. So... I'm kinda known for that but otherwise this is a great spot to dry dock your boat for 1500 a month. Or keep it in the water for less idk how much but I'm on a 60 foot boat. Sooo still kinda pretty expensive. Anyways. Works easy to find.. people are weird but not too bad. Some people are too much and others not enough. Lol don't get caught on Sunday night hungry. Everything closes at like 6 or 7 lol

Sarah Nevinger

Very cool place. Ppl there were friendly. Beautiful place to visit for sure.

Emma Castillo

Quiet and nice area, however they should change a few things...for example, the area where the boats are should be locked, someone stole a paddle from our boat in the past. It's ridiculous they locked the garbage, restrooms and laundry room but what has the most value in this marina are the boats, this area should be more protected than the garbage room lol. Showers should be free, since people is already paying a lot of money to keep their boats there. They charge around $500 per month for a 33 foot boat (this amount has risen so much in the past months). The bathrooms should have a garbage bin, this is pretty basic, you can't throw away girl products in the toilet. Other boaters are pretty rude, once a guy told me if I wasn't early enough to change my laundry into the dryer, he would put my clothes away so we could use the washer. I can't believe someone would threaten someone about laundry. Not the most wonderful community... They offer you services for cleaning clothes ($3), dry ($2) the clothes take showers (0,25$ per 1 minutes and 30 seconds). It's not cheap. The nice things are all the grocery stores and restaurants around, you can also walk to town in 15 minutes.

Stephen Nuchia

It's a marina/boatyard. What can one say? Loads of service businesses on site, major center for wooden boat maintenance. Pretty much closed on Sundays though. Has a ramp with pretty good parking. Very DIY friendly yard. Professional staff.