William and his team take great care of the facility, the grounds are always immaculate. The slips…read moreand tie up's are always in good repair. The staff is always super friendly and are willing to help. Great location and super quiet.

I Moore my boat at this Marina. We love it, and the people who run it are great. The price is good…read moreit is clean. Close to a-lot of places. Best Marina by far over many!

Mark and everyone were a great team of people to work with. Handled Lullaby with extreme care.read more

My wife and I had an outstanding experience at Gig Harbor Boatyard and Marina. The entire staff was…read moreexceptionally knowledgeable, respectful, and courteous, always treating every customer with genuine care. Their ability to solve problems efficiently and thoughtfully truly sets them apart, ensuring our Carver 530 Voyager Pilothouse was repaired and serviced with the utmost attention and expertise. The facilities are clean, modern, and well-maintained, making it a pleasure to dock and spend time at the marina. I especially appreciated the clear communication and timely updates throughout the entire process. Whether you're a seasoned boater or just starting out, I highly recommend Gig Harbor Boatyard and Marina for their professionalism, excellent problem-solving skills, and welcoming atmosphere.

Amazing people. Always comes down to the people and they're lucky to have such an amazing crew.read more

With the proper permits, paperwork and licenses this visit was great…read more Took the 14ft skiff out for some easy trolling around. Absolutely humble and home-e vibe to the place. Staff was straight forward and respectful. The skiff has a strong outboard was able to keep up with some currents and gusts of wind when they popped up. As a marina the launch has a good width to it and it way marking when entering/ exiting. I'll absolutely be returning here!

A very nice Marina!!…read more I came here to visit my friend who has a boat here. It seemed quiet enough to me, nobody was really here that day. Plenty of parking, and it was pretty easy getting the boat out and later back docked. Seemed like a nice Marina to me!!

We put a deposit on a slip a few days ago. We were then given a copy of the rules and regs to read…read moreover. That is when I realized we would NOT be able to live up to the "no more than 14 nonconsecutive days on your boat" stipulation. We spend a lot of time on our boat especially in the summer so that would not have worked for us. Plus a substantial fine if not adhered to. I emailed the manager, Sheila, WITHIN 48 hours that we would have to cancel for that reason, only to find out our $560 deposit would not be refunded!!! Not even in part! I emailed her back stating that NOWHERE was this posted or made known which Sheila never even bothered to respond to. This is a policy most businesses adhere to as a common curtesy to customers. But not Shyster Sheila at the TYEE!!! And the marina is not even that nice...for sure. Barely adequate is about it with no shore facilities to offer.

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It is a nice place to walk around. Very relaxing. There is a Pokemon gym in the area and many…read morePokestops. There is a restaurant in the area: Anthony. Parking is not free here but you can park outside the pay parking area and just walk to the Marina. The walk is less than 5 mins depending on where you park but like I said there are plenty of free parking in the area. There are a few nice statues or artworks installed here for photo taking. A great place for a nice stroll after dinner or lunch.

My brother bought a yacht in September. The past owners had it at hylebos and moorage was PAID…read morethrough September. We had it there for a week my brother paid 2 months plus deposit then we moved it to olympia .that was over 700.00 not a cent was returned they don't return calls .they gave back $50 when we returned the keys september 8th.they are not honest they will take your money .never gave a receipt bet they enjoyed pocketing our money.

In early 2023 we made an appointment to have our 1977 Formosa 41 hauled out at Hylebos Marina,…read moretalking with the staff about the boat and showing pictures from its previous haul-out for reference. Unfortunately, when the scheduled appointment came in May, my wife and I were busy being full time hospice attendants to her mother. Eventually, after events took their course, we rescheduled a haul-out for our Formosa 41 with Hylebos Marina. Again, we showed pictures, we talked about the boat, and we agreed to a date. The day before the scheduled haul-out I staged the boat at their marina for the early morning, high-tide, haul-out. They came down to the docks and looked at boat and said it was too dirty, and that they didn't think the marina owner would allow them to haul it out. They said the owner would look at it in the morning, but this time, after over a year's discussion about this Formosa, they told us the owner did not like Formosas and probably wouldn't allow it anyway. The next morning I arrived early to meet with the owner and hopefully get the boat hauled, but he had already looked before I got there and said "no" (not to me personally, though). I was told to take it back to my home marina, clean it up, send them pictures and they would then decide if they would haul it out. I did, and we did clean it up. After the previous year's worth of neglect, she wasn't exactly Bristol, but she sure looked good. I took copious photos and sent them to Linda at the Hylebos Marina (Linda has been very good through this whole sordid event). I was told the owner was on a two week vacation and would decide when he returned. Yesterday I was told "no" again, explicitly stating that the owner does not like Formosas and therefore would not haul our boat. This boat yard is anything but tidy, riddled with derelicts that don't look half as good as our Formosa, even when it was in its dirtiest condition. It seems incongruous that the owner's prejudice says our boat is not welcome in his yard. Perhaps it's his right to express such prejudice in a public business, but it doesn't make it right. It's conceivable he could refuse to haul your boat because he doesn't like the color of your hull, or how you tie your shoes, or how you dress, or who you love or the color of your skin. Prejudice it prejudice, regardless of one's justifications. This is no way to conduct a business, and I would like that all you who made it this far through this screed of disgust not to honor this man with your business, he cares not whether he earns it, which should be a red flag on how he'll treat your boat.