If you're looking to have your boat in Seattle (and on the fresh water side of the locks) this summer Fisherman's Terminal has slips available. Guest slips are much cheaper for those you of dropping in for a shorter stay.
Spend Your Summer at Fishermen's Terminal
Summer moorage available for recreational boaters
Located in the Ship Canal, just west of the Ballard Bridge, Fishermen's Terminal offers summer seasonal moorage to recreational boaters. From June 15th through September 15th, moorage is available from $8.58 - $10.84 foot per month. Our newly renovated docks, upgraded shore power and onsite restaurants, shops & services provide a great moorage package for summer boaters.
The Port of Seattle recently renovated the facilities at Fishermen's Terminal, creating a state-of-the-art facility for commercial and recreational vessels alike. Finger piers on the brand new concrete floating docks make boarding and loading a snap! Moorage rates include water, three-day parking, 24 hour staff or security onsite, oil disposal, bilge pump-out, recycling and garbage disposal and restroom access. For an additional fee, 30- and 50-amp power, laundry and showers are available. Restaurants, grocery, banking, mail, shops and boat repair services are all nearby.
Just minutes from Ballard and the Hiram Chittenden Locks, Fishermen's Terminal's freshwater location simplifies weekend getaways. Stationary work floats and an on-site marine repair facility offer boat owners an easy way to do minor work on their boats in a freshwater environment.
Come spend your summer at Fishermen's Terminal! For more details, or to reserve your slip, call (206) 728-3395 or e-mail us. Liveaboard moorage is not available.
Guest moorage is also available at Fishermen's Terminal year round. The daily rate for recreational boaters at the Terminal is $.75-$1.25 foot per day year round. Shore power is available. Individual or group boaters can make arrangements for guest moorage by contacting Port of Seattle Fishermen's Terminal offices at 206-728-3395 or via VHF Ch 17.