31 documented anchorages and harbours in Pacific Northwest, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
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Anchorage in Puget Sound, Washington, off Blake Island, on a sand bottom, with fresh water available.
Mooring buoys off the south shore of Blake Island, in Puget Sound about 8 miles south-west of Seattle, Washington.
3Anchorage in Dyes Inlet on the Kitsap Peninsula, reached from Port Orchard through the Port Washington Narrows behind Bremerton.
Echo Bay is the largest and deepest bay on Sucia Island, a marine state park in the San Juan Islands of Washington.
Fossil Bay is a sheltered bay on the south side of Sucia Island, a marine state park in the San Juan Islands of Washington.
Mooring buoys off Hope Island, a 200-acre marine state park at the north end of Skagit Bay, Washington, between La Conner and Whidbey Island.
7Marine state park with 1,785 feet of saltwater frontage on Port Orchard Bay, on the Kitsap Peninsula between Bremerton and Bainbridge Island.
Jones Island is a small marine state park west of Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington, with anchorages at its North and South coves.
Anchorage in Liberty Bay, a sheltered arm of Puget Sound on the Kitsap Peninsula in Washington, off the town of Poulsbo.
Forested 11.5-acre island in Case Inlet, South Puget Sound, on the east side of Harstine Island, Washington. A marine state park reached only by boat.
11Anchorage and two mooring buoys at Active Cove, the northernmost San Juan island in Washington, close to the Canadian border.
Anchorage off Cypress Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington, on a rocky bottom, with shelter from the west but open to the east along Bellingham Channel.
13Anchorage in Ludlow Bay off Admiralty Inlet, near the mouth of Hood Canal, on the Olympic Peninsula side of Puget Sound.
14Public waterfront moorage at Old Town Silverdale, on the north shore of Dyes Inlet on the Kitsap Peninsula.
Marine state park on the south shore of Sequim Bay, behind Travis Spit, on the Olympic Peninsula coast of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Stuart Island is a marine state park north-west of San Juan Island in Washington, with two well-sheltered harbours: Reid Harbor and Prevost Harbor.
17Anchorage off Spencer Spit State Park on the eastern shore of Lopez Island, San Juan Islands, Washington, overlooking Lopez Sound.
18Anchorage and public wharf in Penn Cove off the town of Coupeville, on Whidbey Island, Washington. Mud bottom, sheltered from south-west through south to south-east.
Anchorage in East Sound, the long inlet that cuts into Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands of Washington.
Marine state park anchorage in the San Juan Islands, Washington, off Rolfe Cove on the northwest side of Matia Island.
Patos Island is the north-westernmost point of the contiguous United States, a marine state park in the San Juan Islands of Washington reached only by boat.
22Anchorage off the waterfront of Port Townsend, on the northeast corner of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State, at the entrance to Admiralty Inlet.
23Cove on the west side of Seward Park on Lake Washington, Seattle, and the busiest anchorage on the lake.
Anchorage in Rosario Strait among the San Juan Islands of Washington, between Lopez Island and James Island.
25Anchorage off San Juan Island, in the San Juan archipelago of Washington State. Sand and weed bottom, sheltered from east through south-west.
Anchorage at the head of Penn Cove off Whidbey Island, Washington, on the site of the former Coveland settlement.
27Almost landlocked bay on the west side of Puget Sound, Washington, with a sand and mud bottom and good all-round shelter.
Anchorage in Sequim Bay on the north Olympic Peninsula of Washington, next to John Wayne Marina.
29Anchorage off the Port Townsend waterfront on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington, mud bottom.
30Anchorage off Roche Harbor on the north-west tip of San Juan Island, Washington, with a mud bottom and shelter from most directions.