The Waterfront IsJust the Beginning.

Discover the people, places, and experiences that make Port Townsend
one of the Pacific Northwest's most remarkable destinations.

Welcome to the Waterfront

A working port. A living community.

From the skilled craftspeople and hardworking businesses of our maritime community to the beautiful waterfront at Point Hudson, the open skies above Jefferson County International Airport, and everything in between, there's always something to discover.

Whether you're a boater looking for world-class marine services, a traveler planning your next adventure, or a local curious about what's happening around the Port, PT Waterfront & Beyond is your inside look at the people and places that make this community special.

Where to Look

Four windows into the port

A preview of what PT Waterfront & Beyond will cover — from the boatyard to the runway.

The Working Waterfront

Discover the boatyards, marine trades, skilled craftspeople, and businesses that make Port Townsend a renowned maritime destination.

People & Businesses

Meet the people and businesses that keep our waterfront and community thriving.

Point Hudson & Beyond

Explore waterfront getaways, RV camping, guest moorage, dining, shopping, and unforgettable experiences.

By Land, Sea & Air

From boating adventures and scenic drives to aviation and outdoor exploration, discover everything this remarkable destination has to offer.

Coming Soon

Something Exciting Is Coming!

We're creating a new online destination featuring local businesses, fascinating people, behind-the-scenes stories, videos, visitor information, and plenty of reasons to explore Port Townsend.

Our New Website Is Coming Soon!

Discover more. Explore further. By Land, Sea & Air.

Original Video Stories

Stories From the Waterfront

Go behind the scenes of Port Townsend's working waterfront. Meet the craftspeople, discover fascinating boats, explore local businesses, and get to know the people who make it all happen.

Original Video Stories Coming Soon

We're filming now — boatyard craftspeople, working vessels, and the people behind Port Townsend's waterfront.