Port Of Everett

This is the slowest and poorly managed facility I have been in. I was supposed to have my boat put on my trailer early in the morning. Still sitting here after half a day. The staff were hiding in the buildings all the time equipment was ready to be used. This Really NEEDS To Be LOOKED AT Very Poor CUSTOMER SERVICE

Note this review is geared toward boaters traveling through. This marina would be rated much higher if I were writing this review for permanent moorage or live aboard.
There are only a few reasons to stop at this marina on vacation: fuel; significant breakdowns; and Woodfire (or its cousin Anthony’s, both good restaurants at the marina).
Services: Haul-​out; yard; repairs; divers; shower; garbage; laundry. No grocery within walking distance, but cabs and über are readily available.

One of the nicest Marina, I have yet seen with plenty of walking paths, trees, docks, and launch bays for boats. Peaceful way to detox after the holidays!

The staff are the most awful, horrible swindlers I have ever done business with. They have been absolutely terrorizing me for 4 years over a bill that I do not owe them. For EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Apparently there was some dispute about whether my boat had been in their short-​term slip an extra night. The mechanic who came and towed my craft out of the slip said they had taken it out on a Wednesday, and Port of Everett says that it was there until Thursday. I was out of town, but I was assured by the mechanic they’d taken my craft to their own slip on Wednesday. Then Port of Everett began billing me for over $ 40, which I refused to pay, because even if the boat had been in the slip one extra day the per-​night fee is $ 18, not over $ 40. It took MONTHS finally get this sorted out. The mechanic ended up going over to the Port of Everett and speaking to someone there, and I was called by both parties and assured that the Port of Everett had been mistaken in billing me the $ 40-​something, and that I would no longer see a bill from them, for any amount.
A couple of months later, the letters began once again, demanding payment for a slip that I did not use. This time, the amount is for $ 18, and that is what they are still plaguing me for to this day. I’m sorry, but I do not pay bills that I do not owe — for any amount. Ever.
Now mind you, all of this abuse they have heaped onto a customer who had been renting a slip there for several months and was always prompt and accurate with payments.
They have called/​mailed me at my place of employment, at my friends’ home (!), they have harassed my parents by mail, and they have repeatedly told me over the phone that they would stop billing me the amount I do not owe them… but here we are, 4 years after I have ever done ANY kind of business with these people and they still send me mail asking for 18 dollars (and some change now too, due to interest I suppose). They have probably spent four times that in postage and paper products just sending me a piece of mail nearly every single week for the last several years.
I deeply regret having ever done business with the dreadful, loathsome criminals that run the Port of Everett Marina, and I would warn anyone considering using their services to stay far, FAR away.

Nice facilities. Poorly managed.
There are empty storefronts and empty lots everywhere. Where’s that amphitheatre that they tore down all those businesses for? Where’s all the tourism they promised? I suppose having boat moorage pays the bills, so screwing the rest of it up is okay.

Ample free parking, restaurants with outdoor seating, benches and picnic tables over looking the boats, clean restrooms. Music on summer evenings. Nice place to be. Though I am the type who just likes to walk and look at boats. If you’re looking for something more you might be disappointed. It’s a clean, safe, family friendly waterfront.

Beautiful marina, next door to the Everett Naval Base. My family moors a boat here and everyone is always so kind and helpful. A great boating community is docked here. Restrooms have always been clean. Free ice. Vending machines. Great Resturants (Anthonys, Woodfire Grill, etc;). Always quiet and peaceful. I really enjoy this place.

Are we going to the same marina?
Men’s bathroom «closed for repairs» for 4 months now, with a horrid porta-​crapper in place of men’s showers.
Marina Office staff is polite, and well-​wishing, but obstinate, and not very helpful in the end.
Newer buildings have moved marina businesses blocks further away from boats.
My key fob works on and off, which is pretty annoying.
I like going there, so they get one star for «atmosphere.»

Been using this place for over 12 years. Never had a bad moment. The service here is EXCELLENT. It’s unusual for such a big organization to be run so well. Never been to anyplace that came close to the Port of Everett. Restrooms are clean and the fuel dock is well managed. Any concerns are taken care quickly. South side parking can be somewhat of a problem in the summer months.

Hello Everett. Do you guys know that there is such a place like this exist in Everett? We have the most amazing and beautiful waterfront here right in our own backyard.
I spend my time here walking my dog here a few time a week. And my giant dog love it every-​time we are here.

This awesome marina is the largest on the West Coast and a great place to moor your boat. The marina staff is friendly and helpful. I’m impressed with how big-​hearted the people who moor at this marina are. Folks look after each other and most are big sharers if you’re in need of a little something.
They provider moorage for over 2000 boats and have plenty of temporary moorage for visiting boaters. Moorage prices can be found here
and they guarantee guest moorage
.
There are restaurants and a deli, and plenty of boat repair and retail sources right there (oh so convenient … my favorites being Lombardis restaurant and West Marine).
There’s a Farmers Market in the parking lot EVERY Sunday (rain or shine) from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. from May — September.