Welcome to Edmonds, WA

There is a small boat basin and marina under the administration of the Port of Edmonds. The protected basin is entered from the NW at about the midpoint of the marina; the entrance is marked by lights and a light is on the SW corner. The reported depth is 9 feet alongside the piers. There are open and covered berths for about 600 craft up to 50 feet, including 20 transient moorings; berth assignments are made by the harbormaster. Services available include: electricity, gasoline, diesel fuel, water, ice, marine supplies, pump-out station and full repairs can be made. A 50-ton marine travel lift and 10-ton fork lift are also available at the marina. The marina monitors VHF-FM channels 16 and 69.

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Edmonds to Kingston Ferry arriving in Edmonds, Washington. Photo by Nikolas Novikov