Jetty Island Everett

During the summer season (July 5 - September 1), the easiest way is to take the passenger ferry from the Everett waterfront. Outside of these dates, you can access it with your own kayak, paddleboard, or boat. +1

Yes, there is a parking lot available for $3 per day near the ferry departure point on the Everett waterfront.

The ferry ride is very short, typically only a few minutes. +1

Absolutely! Many visitors bring their own kayaks, paddleboards, or boats to access Jetty Island, especially outside of the ferry season.

The foot ferry operates only during the summer months. However, the island itself is accessible year-round if you have your own watercraft. +1

The ferry typically costs $3-$5 per person, with children aged 2 and under being free. Booking online in advance can sometimes offer a discount. +1

Reservations are often required, especially for weekend ferry trips. It's best to check the Port of Everett website for current reservation policies.

Ferry hours vary, but generally run from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on weekdays, later on Fridays and Saturdays (until 9:00 p.m.), and until 7:00 p.m. on Sundays. Always confirm the schedule.

The island itself does not have an entrance fee, but the ferry service does have a cost.

Jetty Island is typically open for ferry access from July 5th through Labor Day (September 1st). +1

You can enjoy playing on the sandy beach, building sandcastles, flying kites, swimming in the shallow waters, picnicking, and observing wildlife like birds.

No, there are no shops, restaurants, or concessions on Jetty Island. You must bring everything you need, including food, drinks, and shade.

The water is generally shallow for a considerable distance from the shore, making it safe for families. The sand can feel mushy due to burrowing shrimp.

Campfires are sometimes available starting at 7 PM, with staff providing roasting supplies. Check with island staff for current availability.

Visitors have spotted eagles, tiny crabs, and a variety of birds.

No, there are no food vendors or concessions on Jetty Island. It's essential to pack all your own food and drinks.

Sandwiches, snacks, and plenty of water are popular choices. Consider items that are easy to transport and eat outdoors.

The Everett waterfront has various dining options available before or after your visit to Jetty Island.

Capture the scenic ferry ride, the expansive sandy beaches, shallow water reflections, and potential wildlife sightings like eagles. +1

Golden hour (early morning or late afternoon) can offer beautiful light for beach photography. Midday can be bright but offers clear views.

Look for kite flyers, paddleboarders, boats in the distance, and the unique texture of the sand at low tide.