great place, friendly staff…read more -fyi- canal marina has slips for houseboats and recreational power and sail boats. monthly rates include water, 30a power, parking, free wi-fi, restroom and shower facilities, key access to docks and onsite management.

Getting my sailboat moored here was one of the best things that I could have done. Just to the west…read moreof the fremont bridge, it's still very close to lake union, and not crowded! A little less expensive than right on the lake. The owners are very friendly and really do look out for the interest of their renters. One winter my sailboat started to flood and they tried to unclog the drain and promptly gave me a call. They always knew my name and are very flexible with transferring moorage or any other special arrangements that you might need.

New Slips Just Opened! 20'-98' Slips Available Now!…read moreGet ready to get boating and join us for a summer your family will never forget.

It is a nice place to walk around. Very relaxing. There is a Pokemon gym in the area and many…read morePokestops. There is a restaurant in the area: Anthony. Parking is not free here but you can park outside the pay parking area and just walk to the Marina. The walk is less than 5 mins depending on where you park but like I said there are plenty of free parking in the area. There are a few nice statues or artworks installed here for photo taking. A great place for a nice stroll after dinner or lunch.

Elliott Bay Marina…read more We stopped by Elliott Bay Marina to get information about docking when we cruise north from Los Angeles to Washington with our motor yacht, @pacificpearlyacht. Ray went into the marina office and had the opportunity to speak with Brice, the harbormaster. He was incredibly nice, welcoming, and very knowledgeable. He took the time to explain the marina layout, guest accommodations, and what to expect seasonally, which immediately made us feel comfortable and confident about arriving by water. The marina itself is beautiful and well positioned, with approximately 1,200 slips and guest accommodations for traveling boats. Brice explained that during the summer months there is a lot of movement with boats coming in and out, and that winter docking is typically manageable as well, even though many owners keep their boats in place due to the colder weather. Overall, it was a very positive and reassuring experience. We're looking forward to our next visit--next time arriving from the water side, which is the plan. Highly recommend Elliott Bay Marina for anyone cruising into Seattle.

I stop here frequently in the summer to gas up and get supplies for my boat. The staff is always…read morefriendly and they have a good selection of items, like beer, ice cream chips. I've had a boat moored here in past years and it's quite convenient and easy to use.

What a wonderful place to hang out and enjoy Seattle! Michael is amazing and overall service is…read moretop notch! Mobile pumpouts are nice, shower and bathrooms clean. The bathrooms could use a little extra attention during busy times, but overall great! I loved looking at the Ferris wheel every night and the location for exploring can't be beat! Staying here is a bit pricey, but the convenience and service make up for it!

Easy, nice, affordable. Have a call, booked with Will and got a great midweek spot and checked out…read morethe new waterfront park. Highly recommend, great spot for parking my boat

Free parking Nice view…read moreStroll down the harbor Restaurants Cute shops Ate at a diner there

The terminal has a collection of small shops and restaurants. At the front, there's a small statue…read moreof a historical point of interest regarding Salmon Bay Terminal. I visited here for lunch at Pidgin Cooperative, a co-op restaurant that I would visit again! At the back of the building are docks for working vessels. During the summer months, as you drive in, there are hand written signs promising the freshest fish in the area, so you can buy just-caught fish right from the boat! You can also walk around and enjoy the view of the water, which is perfect for whetting your appetite or for walking off a huge meal. In the autumn, the terminal hosts the annual Fishermen's Fall Festival. There's a free private lot out in front for parking, although there is some construction occasionally.

The Folks at Shilshole are top notch professionals. Who do everything they can, to make mooring…read morethere a great experience. 5 stars.

A first timer to this bay. Met up with a friend whose friend had a 15-foot Alaskan Smoker Craft,…read moreso we all decided to meet up at the boat launch at 6:00 AM on Friday morning. The line going into the boat docking area was super packed! Probably had to wait in line for 20+ boaters to get to the boat launch area before it was our turn. I think it took about 30 minutes or so... Once we were able to get the boat into the water and get going, it was a very scenic and peaceful atmosphere. The views were great, temperature was just right and water was pleasant. When we arrived at our preferred fishing spot, we prepared our bait, tossed in our lines and trolled. After a minute, the fishing pole got the first fish on! My friend reeled in a Chinook Jack. Released it. Then after baiting the first fishing pole and casting, not even a minute later, hooked on another fish. This time it was a Coho, but as the line got closer to the boat, the fish came off. Afterwards, we were able to get both fishing poles set up and ready to go. I was next to get a fish on and reeled in a nice Adult Coho for my first catch of the day! Not long after that, I got hooked on another fish and reeled the second Coho. We trolled around the water for a bit before I got another fish, but lost it 10 feet away from the boat as it came off. I believe we were in the water for 5 hours. During that time, I was able to land 5 out of 7 fish. My friend landed one big Coho out of 4 of his bites. Limited out with 6 fish, so we were happy about that. All in all, it was a decent experience as my first time boat fishing. Learned a lot while enjoying the bites in the water. There were a whole lot of boaters on this day.

Our home cove!! We…read morelive on the lake and this is part of our morning and evening walks. Beautiful! Well kept! Busy at times. And all the boast, birds, fishies and the blues. Baci likes it. The marina is always well kept. Few restaurants here too. Sushi, oysters! Grab a drink. And the views. We come down for our morning walks here and sometimes evening. So many yatch brokers are here as well so you can window shop them! All start around $1.6 million? Done! Do you take puppy paw shakes! ? :D We've seen so many birds, ducklings, puffins!! Turtles! And the bully geeses!! A ton of fish too. Easy walk. They have a play ground/ slides too with people working out often. Mostly empty! Mostly pretty spot for walks. Baci approves!

Excellent marina. Clean, secure locked gate, pump out station at end of dock and restroom/showers…read more Location is excellent. Best Marina in Seattle.

Most of Boat Street Marina slots are in front of agua verde, near the UW campus. the docks were…read moretotally renovated in about 2007 from funky decrepit and cheap, to super flash, clean, big fat slots, 30 amp power, locked keycode gate, and a lot more expensive, a 32' slot is $320, slightly more expensive than just about anywhere in lake union. No liveaboards, no guest moorage. there is a 24 hour keycode to a simple clean but dark lavatory (that chronically smells of refried beans from the restaurant above) and shower for marina users and no other facilities at the docks, but you are within a mile of a lot of great boat and hardware stores (fisherman's supply, and hardwicks), and a 10 minute walk to a bizillion restaurants on university ave. and, it is a fantastic location if you work at the UW or university hospital. some small boat slots are against the shore, and thus not very secure, but it's a pretty good neighborhood -- somewhat surprisingly, undergrads that maraud nearby neighborhoods do not seem to bother the boats. (maybe some inebriated survival instinct is at play there?) the big drawback on this place is the parking. you can pay an extra $30/month or so for a pass to the adjacent lot, but it is only good for 4 hours, 24 hours a day. on top of the 'highest moorage rate in the city', another $30 starts to get annoying, though not totally out of line. for longer parking, there is paid daily parking about 2 blocks away. they also have a couple funky, no-power, no-gate cheaper slots about a block to the west, but i suspect these are available pretty rarely. maybe i'm just having trouble dealing with change, but it kind of cranks me to have to pay $30 in parking every time i take the boat out for the weekend -- and not even get to park at the dock. at that rate, fishermans terminal, shilshoe, everett and edmonds are all looking better and better, so i think my days at boat street are numbered. if you're looking for mega cheap, check out port of brownsville - under $150 for 32'. but getting there practically requires organizing a safari...it is so inaccessible to the city. keyword: moorage

Good and accessible non ethanol fuel from the water or drive up . Usually friendly kids helping out…read moretoo.

They sell ethanol free fuel here. You have to back the…read morevessel in but the attendant is very helpful.

My wife and I were too late to go to another paddle-board rental place and out of happenstance rode…read moreour bike's by their sandwich sign. Being our first time paddle-boarding Aaron was totally patient and helped us learn the basic stance and grip and paddle and grip mechanics. He carried our boards out to the dock and has a real chill temperament. They have a great little cove for a beginner. I am nearly 6 foot and we were out on Seafair with all boats so the water was about as calm as it could be with all the revelry. I did fall forward but managed to not topple into the water. We had a great time putt-putting about. The equipment seems all brand new and no complaints.

From the owner: Covered and open moorage.read more