The Port of Everett Marina is accessible by car, with parking available. It's also a walkable distance from nearby areas like Grand Avenue Park via a pedestrian bridge.

While specific routes can vary, checking local Everett transit schedules is recommended for public transport options. Many visitors find ride-sharing services convenient.

Yes, you can kayak or SUP to Jetty Island from the Port of Everett. It's a popular option for those with their own watercraft, offering a more adventurous way to explore.

Parking is available, but reviews suggest it can be challenging, especially during events. Some visitors have expressed frustration with LAZ parking.

The waterfront trails and plazas are generally stroller-friendly, making it a good place for families with young children to explore.

General access to the marina, waterfront trails, and parks is free. Special events like concerts may have separate ticketing or admission fees.

The marina itself is always accessible, but specific businesses and amenities like restaurants and shops will have their own operating hours. The winter light displays run from mid-November to mid-February.

No, Marina Park is a public space and does not have an entrance fee, allowing for free enjoyment of the waterfront.

Yes, the Port of Everett Marina is a full-service marina that accommodates boaters. Inquiries about guest moorage can be made, though some visitors have noted challenges in reaching guest management.

The North Sound Marine Expo typically has an admission fee. It's best to check their official website for current pricing and dates.

You can walk the waterfront trails, explore the marina, visit new shops and restaurants at Waterfront Place, enjoy the splash pad (seasonal), and attend events like summer concerts or winter light displays. +2

Yes, Waterfront Place and the surrounding areas offer a growing selection of restaurants and shops, including new developments like Tapped and The Net Shed.

Events include free summer concerts ('Music at the Marina'), winter light displays, and marine expos. Check the Port's calendar for the latest schedule. +2

Absolutely! The marina, waterfront views, sunsets, and seasonal light displays offer fantastic photo opportunities. +1

The views from the waterfront trails, the marina, and the bluff areas like Grand Avenue Park are spectacular, especially during sunset. +1

There are several restaurants and eateries, including new establishments like Tapped and The Net Shed, as well as other local spots offering waterfront dining experiences.

Yes, you can find coffee shops nearby, such as The Muse, offering a place to relax and refuel.

Food trucks are often available during special events like the 'Music at the Marina' concerts, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Yes, Marina Park provides a nice setting for picnics with beautiful views, making it a peaceful spot for families.

Cuisine varies, but with new developments and existing eateries, you can expect a range from casual to more upscale dining, often with a focus on seafood given the marina location.

The marina with its boats, the waterfront trails, sunset views over the Puget Sound, and the winter light displays are prime photography locations. +2

Golden hour, just before sunset, offers beautiful lighting for the waterfront and marina. Winter evenings are perfect for capturing the light displays. +1

Absolutely! The marina is filled with various boats, providing endless opportunities for nautical photography. +1

Generally, personal photography is welcome. For commercial or professional shoots, it's always best to check with Port of Everett management for any specific guidelines.

Landscape, seascape, boat photography, event photography (concerts, expos), and seasonal (holiday lights) photography are all popular here. +2