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Moorage And Dockage
The Port of Bellingham provides moorage for recreational and fishing vessels as well as commercial operators such as tug, barges, and shipping.
Blaine Harbor, located in Blaine Washington, is a 629 slip marina home to recreational and commercial fishing vessels.
Currently Blaine Harbor has waiting list for all slip sizes.
Short-term subleases may be available. Please call the Blaine Harbor Office directly at 360-647-6176 for more information on moorage and current availability.
Click here for the waiting list application for recreational moorage.
Click here to visit the Blaine Harbor webpage.
Currently Blaine Harbor has waiting list for all slip sizes.
Short-term subleases may be available. Please call the Blaine Harbor Office directly at 360-647-6176 for more information on moorage and current availability.
Click here for the waiting list application for recreational moorage.
Click here to visit the Blaine Harbor webpage.
Located in Bellingham Washington, Squalicum Harbor is a 1400 slip marina on the northern edge of Bellingham Bay. The harbor is split into two moorage basins which are homeport to recreational, charter and brokerage boats and the largest commercial fishing fleet north of Seattle as well as a healthy and diverse marine trades network.
Squalicum Harbor currently has a waiting list for all slip sizes. Short-term subleases may be available. Please call the Squalicum Harbor Office directly at 360-676-2542 for more information on moorage and current availability.
Click here for the waiting list application for recreational moorage.
Click here to visit the Squalicum Harbor webpage.
Squalicum Harbor currently has a waiting list for all slip sizes. Short-term subleases may be available. Please call the Squalicum Harbor Office directly at 360-676-2542 for more information on moorage and current availability.
Click here for the waiting list application for recreational moorage.
Click here to visit the Squalicum Harbor webpage.
The Bellingham Shipping Terminal provides the facilities to accommodate ocean-going vessels such as tugs, barges, and cargo vessels. In support of those operations there are approximately 35 acres of upland area and two large storage warehouses to meet your industrial needs. For more information about the Shipping Terminal, click here.
The Port of Bellingham provides moorage for passenger vessels and is also the southern terminus for the Alaska Marine Highway System located at the Bellingham Cruise Terminal on the southside of Bellingham Bay. Also within walking distance is Fairhaven Station that provides a variety of transportation options such as Amtrak, Greyhound and taxi / bus services. Also a small boat launch is nearby that provides access to the San Juan and Gulf islands. For more information on the Bellingham Cruise Terminal and all it has to offer, click here.