Recreational Boat Moorages

John Wayne Marina

The Duke was right. Sequim Bay is a special place. It is a beautiful, peaceful bay, almost equally accessible to Seattle, the San Juan Islands, and the wide Pacific.

While anchored aboard his "Wild Goose" in Sequim Bay, the movie great envisioned a marina in the scenic, protected waters. The family donated 22 acres of land, and, under the ownership and auspices of the Port of Port Angeles, this facility is indeed, a special place to visit. Permanent and transient moorage is available. Moorage slips are assigned on a first-come-first-serve basis. Power and water are easily accessible. The fuel dock dispenses gas, diesel, and oils. Restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, dump station, and waste pump-out are on-site. Towing can be arranged. Other amenities include a restaurant and grocery. Provisions, charts, gifts, souvenirs, ice, and charters are accessible. Nearby attractions include golf courses, lodging, a casino, airport, state park, and marine repairs. Attractively landscaped picnic areas are provided, and shellfish harvesting is possible along the beach. For those who would like to know the history of the area, an information kiosk is featured. A bronze statue of The Duke, from a favorite role in She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, is on display. The main building has a social center with banquet rooms and a dance floor for public use. This is becoming popular with yacht clubs for rendezvous parties and cruise destinations. If arriving by car with a trailerable boat, there is paved parking for cars and trailers, and an excellent launch ramp. The marina is only three miles from the community of Sequim.

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Address: 2577 West Sequim Bay Road, Sequim, Washington 98382.
Telephone: 360-417-3440.
Fax: 360-417-3442.