Illahee State Park #5
Washington State Parks mooring buoy at Illahee State Park on Port Orchard Bay, near Bremerton. The park also has a pier and a 356-ft moorage dock. Moorage is first come, first served, with a three-night limit, one boat per buoy and no rafting. Boats over 45 ft must use the dock. Fees are charged year-round from 1 pm to 8 am ($23 per buoy); daily and annual permits are available. Ashore there's year-round camping, hiking trails, a beach for crabbing and oysters in season, and a memorial with two naval guns from the USS West Virginia.
Amenities & Extras
- Shore access nearby
Location
OnBuoy check-ins are for community visibility only.
This does not replace any harbormaster required check-in or fee payment. Local rules still apply.
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The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has the largest state-managed mooring system in the nation, with more than 40 marine parks and more than 8,500 feet…
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has the largest state-managed mooring system in the nation, with more than 40 marine parks and more than 8,500 feet…