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Dock Street Marina is an award-winning metropolitan marina located in the heart of Tacoma’s downtown Museum District on the Thea Foss Waterway. Welcoming yachts up to 120 feet and offering guest moorage and permanent moorage, Dock Street Marina presents world-class facilities paired with superlative customer service and was recognized as the 2009 National Marina of the Year by Marina Dock Age magazine

We've got all your needs covered: from residential installation, to commercial Marinas and everything in between. Don't hesitate to ask us a question or inquire as to why a certain process has to take place. All of our staff are friendly and knowledgeable because we know what it's like to be in your shoes. We ensure quality service and work in just about any weather conditions.

Welcome to Fiddlehead, Olympia's first established, downtown marina. Our family-owned & operated docks and offices are located in Olympia, Washington at the southern-most point of the Puget Sound in Budd Bay. Come visit us and see a place to help you start your weekend getaways.

Martin Marina has slips that are 34’ on the outside of A Dock, 28’ and 24’ on the inside of A Dock, and 28’ on B Dock. Most slips can accommodate a slightly longer boat, depending upon the beam and the draft of the vessel.

The private Riviera Community Club Marina is located on the Island’s east side at the base of Marina Hill. Enjoy the picturesque view of Mt. Rainier and South Puget Sound from the meticulously maintained grounds. The Marina is a popular arrival, departure and relaxation destination for Riviera Club Members. It has 20 boat slips and three buoys.

Port owned and operated since 1987, Swantown Marina has grown to the seventh largest marina in Washington State and is the center of recreational boating activities in the South Sound. With over 650 permanent slips, as well as 70 guest slips, Swantown is home to a diverse boating community. Swantown Marina includes the environmentally friendly haul-out, maintenance, and storage yard aptly named “Boatworks.”