Beautiful marina and boardwalk! We came to see the USS Turner Joy. Parking was easy... about a…read moreblock from the marina. We visited midday on a Thursday, so it wasn't very busy. We were able to find a one hour free street parking spot. It worked out perfectly for us as it took about that long for the tour. There are various restaurant available on the marina. Anthony's is our favorite. This is also where the ferry terminal is. We didn't use the ferry service so no review on that. The marina was clean and had plenty of seating available to sit and enjoy the view. Would recommend.

Bremerton marina is very nice. Only thing I would say try and go in at slack. The office people…read moreare always great and helpful even at the busiest time and shout out to Lee who went above and beyond to get us what we needed on the dock!

We have stayed at Arabella's 4 times over the past couple years. We have had a great experience,…read morenice people, clean docks, good restaurants nearby. Restrooms clean. Price for guest moorage was reasonable for the area

We have been here for guest moorage twice over the years and have always been happy with the…read moreservice and amenities. The facilities are clean and updated, they have free wifi and the location is close to town!

great place, friendly staff…read more -fyi- canal marina has slips for houseboats and recreational power and sail boats. monthly rates include water, 30a power, parking, free wi-fi, restroom and shower facilities, key access to docks and onsite management.

Getting my sailboat moored here was one of the best things that I could have done. Just to the west…read moreof the fremont bridge, it's still very close to lake union, and not crowded! A little less expensive than right on the lake. The owners are very friendly and really do look out for the interest of their renters. One winter my sailboat started to flood and they tried to unclog the drain and promptly gave me a call. They always knew my name and are very flexible with transferring moorage or any other special arrangements that you might need.

This Marina was an unplanned detour on my husband Leo and I's monthly date today. It was a…read moresurprisingly lovely and peaceful place to take a short stroll. Leo and I like building with Legos occasionally to relieve stress, and I commented to Leo that the building next to the Marina (the building that is located across from Anthony's Homeport Restaurant) looks like it could be a life-sized Lego building with its lovely corbels, its rectangular lights spaced evenly along one outdoor wall, and its many other beautiful architectural details. Leo and I noticed a few similar-looking, small sail boats moored along the left dock of this Marina. All of these boats had cute names that started with "J", such as "Java," "Jester," and "Juno." Leo noticed a sign for the Kirkland Sailing Club near these sail boats, so perhaps these sail boats are from this club. Fun! I used to go sailing somewhat frequently with my close friend Ashley, who is a Chemist, a Mosaic Artist, and a World Class Sailor! But it has been a long time now since I have been sailing! The clouds in the blue sky were simply stunning over the peaceful water. It wasn't too crowded on this Thursday late afternoon. There were a few people walking their dogs, a couple of families, and a few other people there. We would love to return to this Marina on a chill day when we feel like relaxing! This was a great find!

The main Kirkland Marina in downtown is one of prettiest places for folks to gather, take a stroll,…read moreand for many of Kirkland's sponsored activities. It's one of the best features about Kirkland. Walk a little, eat at the restaurants, shop a little, walk some more. There are picnic tables. There are benches to sit. There are people, cute kids, ducks, and Canadian geese to watch. Buy a sandwich, a gyro, or whatever and sit on a bench to enjoy the beauty of Lake Washington. Today was the Trick or Treat in downtown Kirkland day. There are several booths set up at the Marina for games, a few food items, and a few crafts to buy. During summer, the Wednesday Farmers Market is located here.

The Folks at Shilshole are top notch professionals. Who do everything they can, to make mooring…read morethere a great experience. 5 stars.

Peaceful in the early spring especially. A lot busier in the summer. If you want to use the lot to…read morewalk over to the beach, you should get a parking permit. Cars are left at your risk. They spent money putting up flashing blue lights, but that does very little to deter against crime. Community deters against crime.

Dynamite Marina that provides great slip rental rates and excellent service. Especially love that…read morethey treat liveaboards with respect. We love working with Trevor and appreciate his professional approach and friendly management style. Houseboats in Seattle are friendly to the environment and are an Iconic part of the Seattle Vibe and to find a marina that understands and supports this is great to see. Outstanding.

They kept unplugging my electricity at my slip at Diamond Marina (one of Boatworld's) when I lived…read morethere - my liveaboard. I kinda needed the juice. Eventually someone simply stole the adapter for the power cord, which cost me over $60 to replace and which they did not bother to recompense despite the fact that the place is supposedly secure. I suspect that the management was actually responsible for it going missing - either taking it away from me completely, or it falling in the water when they came by to unplug the power I was using (and paying them for). To make matters even worse, the covered slips are absolutely INFESTED with massive spiders. Really an unfathomable number of them. I understand that there are always a lot of spiders near the water, but it was to the point that I couldn't even stand to walk down any part of the covered slips, with literally thousands of giant spiders only inches from my head. Unfortunately, Boatworld has a monopoly on most of the marinas on that strip of Lake Union.

The terminal has a collection of small shops and restaurants. At the front, there's a small statue…read moreof a historical point of interest regarding Salmon Bay Terminal. I visited here for lunch at Pidgin Cooperative, a co-op restaurant that I would visit again! At the back of the building are docks for working vessels. During the summer months, as you drive in, there are hand written signs promising the freshest fish in the area, so you can buy just-caught fish right from the boat! You can also walk around and enjoy the view of the water, which is perfect for whetting your appetite or for walking off a huge meal. In the autumn, the terminal hosts the annual Fishermen's Fall Festival. There's a free private lot out in front for parking, although there is some construction occasionally.

Not sure if this is in the right spot - but could not find the fish ladder on here if my life…read moredepended on it! We went here to see the fish ladder and the locks. It was great! Growing up in the Northeast, I used to hang out by the locks a lot. Would love seeing the boats go up and down the river and transition to different heights. We had a great time here looking at the boats, hanging out on the locks, and learning about the fish ladder.

Pleasant place to Moore your boat. Ver quiet and well maintained place. A little windy dailyread more

We were fortunate to keep our boat here - great, clean, well-kept marina with friendly tenants and…read morea helpful, knowledgeable Harbormaster. Only reason we left was due to being able to move our vessel closer to home. Otherwise, we would be continuing our stay at Harbour Village Marina. With a pumpout station, fuel and service all available next door, the marina also has nice shower and restroom facilities, along with secure entry. Our kids were also big fans of Daisy, the dock dog. Thanks Todd!