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Recreational Services, Amenities & Rates

Fishermen's Terminal is the proud home of the North Pacific fishing fleet and an active part of Seattle's working waterfront. Recreational boaters are welcome to a limited number of monthly and guest moorage opportunities available year round.

Summer Moorage

While the fleet is away, more recreational boats can stay! From July to late August the fleet fishes the bountiful waters near Alaska. During this time Fishermen's Terminal has increased capacity for recreational boats. Booking is first come, first served. Contact the marina office to secure a slip! Call 206-787-3395 or email [email protected].


Facility, Services and Amenities

  • Fresh water moorage just one mile from the Hiram Chittenden Locks
  • Restaurants and shops on-site
  • Free parking up to three days
  • Restrooms and showers
  • 24/7 staffing and security cameras
  • Flexible beam allowances
  • Electrical hookups, potable water, garbage and recycling (including oil recycling), two electric hoists
  • On-site sewer pump out station
  • Boatyard (Salmon Bay Boat Yard) on-site
  • Marine supplies nearby

*Liveaboard not available


Moorage and Equipment Rental Rates

Recreational Monthly Moorage Rates

Vessel Length Monthly Rate/ft*
Up to 20' Minimum charge $378.74
21' - 30' $18.93
31' 40" $20.07
41' - 50' $22.40
51' - 60' $24.33
61' - 125' $26.09
Over 125' $26.82
*Includes 12.84% leasehold tax

*Liveaboard not available

Recreational Guest Moorage Rates

Vessel Length Daily Rate/ft* Daily Rate/ft 
June 11, 2026 - July 9, 2026
Up to 79' $1.90/ft $2.85
80' - 125' $2.08/ft $3.15
Over 125' $2.56/ft $3.87
*Based on length overall. Vessels staying 30+ consecutive days are subject to a 12.84% leasehold tax from 1st day of visit.  

Facility Map

Fishermen's Terminal Facilities map (PDF)

 

A detailed map of Fishermen’s Terminal showing marina docks, net sheds, parking areas, walkways, and on‑site facilities. The left side displays roads, landscaped areas, and multiple labeled buildings including net sheds, offices, a warehouse, and retail spaces. The central section shows rows of long docks extending into the water, each labeled with dock numbers and moorage areas. Icons mark amenities such as restrooms, showers, groceries, food, hoists, and pump‑out stations. On the right side, an inset map highlights Fishermen’s Terminal Center Plaza, including the memorial garden, a restaurant, retail spaces, and the Fishermen’s Memorial. The map includes directional labels and surrounding streets.


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