Seattle area liveaboard moorage?

teamgopher · Feb 22, 2016

Hi There,

I'm new to the forum and was wondering if anyone had an advice on finding a liveaboard slip in Seattle? Anywhere on Lake Union, Lake Washington, or possibly somewhere on the Sound would be great. I've asked around at a few marinas, and many have a wait list of a year or more.

Any ideas?

dhmeissner · Feb 22, 2016

You might try Canal Marina on Ewing St. We will be vacating a 40' slip in April.

Phil Fill · Feb 22, 2016

Everret has vacant slips and allow live a board. Brakish water, sound access and pump out service.

windmist · Feb 22, 2016

Both Shilshole and Elliot Bay Marina both accept liveaboards at an extra cost. Finding a liveaboard slip in Lake Union would be the biggest challenge. If you are willing to look out of town, Bremerton or Port Orchard Marina's allow liveaboards.

THD · Feb 22, 2016

Shilshole has a waiting list. But there are some liveaboard slips available for sublet. There is a list on the bulletin board right outside the office and the office has the info as well.

drb1025 · Feb 23, 2016

The Bremerton Marina booth at the boat show was advertising one year of moorage and the second year free, or something very similar. It has always been cheaper moorage than Seattle, but this deal makes it tempting to move.

Pau Hana · Feb 24, 2016

Elliott Bay Marina no longer accepts liveaboards.

seaK · Mar 27, 2016

Marina Mart.

dhmeissner · Apr 1, 2016

FYI to the OP, we vacated our covered slip at the Canal Marina today. Heading north soon. I'm not sure if the slip is reserved already or not, but if interested give Dick a call @+1 (206) 282-6767

mgdavis · Apr 1, 2016

Bremerton has strong tidal flow on the flood, and is right next to the ferry terminal. Lots of open slips...

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