Private gated entry, good security, beautiful location, very secluded and great moorage to Moore a…read moreboat in, year around. The updates happening now are great!

This is a nice, albeit tiny marina. Not really a marina, actually. Just a couple of docks and…read moreamenities really. I like stopping here for the views and perhaps a picnic lunch if I am traveling further down the gorge. There is limited parking but when I am on my motorcycle I can always find some place to park. Bathrooms, picnic tables, benches to sit on and watch the world go by. I'm not a boater but it looks like you can tie up here for a spell at no charge. Nice, well kept State (City?) run operation.

My favorite marina on the channel--well-lit and safe, this Marina is easy to access (aside from the…read moreInterstate bridge or the 205 bridge). Lots of activity here with Island Cafe and The Happy Mermaid sharing space with moored boats. Some parts are restricted to boat owners and their guests, you can still wander a couple of finger docks to admire the boats.

The perfect place to list your boat. The team at McCuddys is highly knowledgable in both sail and…read morepower boats. Amazing exposure (right by the Island Cafe) Always a great selection of good, clean pre-owned watercraft to choose from. Whether you are looking to buy or sell Andrew will get the job done !!

Gary was fun to talk to and his dog was a total sweetheart went in yesterday and got about 30 gal…read moreof fuel and some ice. Cheap for on the water fuel and fun to talk to

Gary is a character. He's not a fan of people who have big expensive boats who don't know how to…read morerun them, but otherwise he's very helpful. Other reviewers have compared him to Seinfeld's "Soup Nazi", which has some elements of truth to it. If you approach his dock slowly and under control, follow his directions on how and where to place your boat on the dock, let him tie off your boat with his lines, and respectfully engage with him as an intelligent person and not just a gas pump jockey, you'll be just fine.

We stay here frequently. We absolutely love it. Harbor master is a wealth of knowledge. I hate…read moreleaving. Even though we're only 1.5 hours away we feel like we're on holiday. Beautiful marina great amenities. Highly recommend salpare a real friendly place great down to earth people.

You will be robbed. Your car will die right in front of you, slowly. This is the most dangerous…read moremarina. So tomorrow I get to tow my truck, for the second time. First for a gas tank, now for a catalytic converter. Moorage fees are just the beginning of what you'll have to pay here.

Thank you Sundance Yachts Our family was very fortunate to…read morehave found Jake McKowen from Sundance Yacht Sales. Jake was very knowledgeable, organized and patient with all our questions. Our family knew for sure when we found the ideal boat for our needs and desires. He coordinated a timely test drive with our families busy schedule and presented us with financing options when we showed interest in the boat. He made the whole boat purchasing process comfortable and efficient for us. We are extremely happy with our Jeanneau NC795 Sport. Cheers The Beckwith Family

We drove down to Portland to looked at a 2026 Cutwater 32 CB in Portland. Jake McKowen was our rep…read more After going over the boat, going for a sea trail and thinking about it, we decided not to go forward with the current year boat. We did not like some features on the '26 model. We looked at a used 2020 32 CB at Sundance on Lake Union. Jake helped us with viewing and doing sea trials. Jake was very responsive, got back with us quickly when we had questions, was easy to work with and never pressured us. He drove up from Portland to Seattle several times during the buying process. It was a pleasure working with him. We highly recommend Jake.

When I went to visit my friend in Portland one of the things he mentioned he was going to take me…read moreon was sailing! I would have never though Portland was a place to sail. So I was stoked! This rating is for the Marina, which is a great facility, with a power supply for each slip and lots of security, but overall for my first sailing experience. Before this trip I would have never figured out why people would want to sail vs having a motor. But now I understand. It's so peaceful, allowing the wind take you away, without wasting any gas and more importantly without the noise that goes with the motor. I was ever so lucky to get the chance to even steer and of course help with the Jibing and Tacking. I'm hooked and now will be looking for sailing opportunities closer to home!

Bathrooms are clean low water pressure at the docks shore power is sketchy not to mention plain…read moredangerous the time I spent there I had two trailers stolen and another guy had his Ducati taken this all behind a gate you need a fob to get in can you believe they have not one camera not even outside the women's bathroom by all means pass on this one

This is the second time that I have had my boat hauled out at McCuddy's boatyard. The first time…read morewas in 2023 when I hauled out for just a few hours but this time my boat was on the hard for over a week while I had a crew come in to paint the bottom and I had a different guy do some fiberglass repair. I also did several jobs myself including changing the anodes and installing a line cutter. The staff at the boatyard was great to work with and Andrew made the whole process go smoothly.

Discriminates and tries to make disabled boaters lives more difficult. My car broke down a month…read moreago and had to use my RV as transportation to get to my boat and they were making unreasonable requests that violate ADA laws by wanting me to walk or ride a bike instead while I await my car's return from the shop. As a disabled person I cannot walk or ride a bike as a means to get around. Mark McCuddy either likes lawsuits waiting to happen or he's unaware of ADA laws and that businesses that cater to the public are required to make accommodations. This was a temporary situation that I had no control over. As a business owner I would have expected he'd be better informed and wanting to make his business better rather than sink it through ADA violations because I am about ready to take the company to court over this since it is illegal for businesses to refuse ADA accommodations and to make such illegal requests of a disabled person because they're too lazy to do anything. He allows his employee Mark Anderson to use threats and intimidation to try and get the matter to go away even which is in itself illegal. At the time my RV was my only means of transportation until I got my car back. I am in the process unfortunately in getting a lawyer regarding this issue since the business owner refuses to remedy the situation and correct it. He refuses to even discuss the matter since he doesn't believe he has to follow ADA laws apparently. If you want a business that doesn't discriminate and doesn't intimidate and bully their disabled customers, take your boat and go elsewhere if you're a disabled boater. It's a reasonable ADA accommodation for a business to allow Something to be used for transportation when there's no other viable option if the parking space is available. This is out of pure discrimination and laziness at worst and very least, ignorance of the ADA laws.