Boating in Brownsville, WA Map View
Brownsville has a marina with 310 berths, 35 transient berths, and an additional 1,000 linear feet of guest moorage. The reported depth alongside is 8 feet with 20 feet in the approach. The marina can provide gasoline, diesel fuel, electricity, water, ice, marine supplies, and a pump-out facility. The harbormaster’s office is on the second floor of the town store.
Navigation:
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Port Orchard is an extensive body of water, W of Bainbridge Island, 15 miles long. Its N end connects with Port Madison through Agate Passage. At its S end Port Orchard connects with Puget Sound through Rich Passage. The depths in the main body of Port Orchard range from 36 to 150 feet with few dangers and these, as a rule, are close inshore.
Brownsville, on the W shore of Port Orchard, is on the N shore of Burke Bay, about 1.2 miles SW of Battle Point. All of Burke Bay bares, but it may be entered by small craft at about half tide.
