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provides gasoline, diesel, stove oil, and a waste pump- out station. Other facilities include showers, laundry, a launch ramp, port-a-potty dump station, upland storage, covered storage, and travel liſts of up to 300 tons capacity. Marine parts, charts, and supplies are available from the in-port marine trades businesses. If Port Townsend is your first stop when traveling from Canada - or another nation - you are required to clear U.S. Customs as soon as you arrive. Lodging, restaurants, and grocery stores are located within easy walking distance of the marina. If you would like to fall asleep while being lulled by the sound of the waves, the Cape Cod-styled Commander’s Beach House provides relaxing bed and breakfast accommodations and is located right on a sandy beach near the Point Hudson Marina. An easy beach walk brings you to Fort Worden and Point Wilson Lighthouse. This handsome seaside retreat offers a truly memorable experience to visitors from around the world. Its rich maritime heritage, combined with 2,000 feet of scenic ocean front, unspoiled Admiralty Inlet beach, provides a perfect setting for a romantic getaway, an adventurous holiday or just some well-deserved shore time. It is difficult to imagine a community that embraces the seafaring history more than Port Townsend, a township that carries on these traditions in a proud and skillful manner. Be sure to have Port Townsend on your radar for 2012.


http//www.nwmaritime.org 2nd Annual NW Maritime MARCH 16-18, 2012


SPRING BOATING SYMP✪SIUM Port Townsend, Washington


Going fishing in Port Townsend


NORTHWEST MARITIME CENTER & WOODEN BOAT FOUNDATION


http//www.nwmaritime.org


36th Annual


WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL Port Townsend, Washington


September 7-9, 2012


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