Port of Peninsula
- Type
- Harbour
Port basin at Nahcotta, on the east shore of the Long Beach Peninsula in Willapa Bay. Used primarily by the oyster fleet and small fishing boats; the Port advertises itself as the port at the end of the world.
Guide
Approach and anchoring
Reach by the Nahcotta channel from Willapa Bay; the bay is shallow with wide drying flats, time the approach to the flood. Boat launch off 275th Street alongside the basin.
Practical
Moorage for all vessel types but oriented to commercial oyster and fishing use. Office at 3311 275th Street, Ocean Park. No marine fuel berth. Provisions and restaurants in Ocean Park 3 km west by road.
History
Port commissioned in 1928, one of the oldest ports in Pacific County. Nahcotta was the northern terminus of the Ilwaco Railway, which served Long Beach Peninsula resorts from 1889 to 1930.
Key facts
- Type
- Harbour
- Coordinates
- 46.50047, -124.02967 (46°30.03'N 124°1.78'W)
- Town
- Ocean Park
- Country
- United States
- Phone
- +13606654547
- Updated
- July 7, 2026
Getting there
Port of Peninsula lies at 46°30.03'N 124°1.78'W, that is 46.50047, -124.02967 in decimal degrees.
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