Port of South Whidbey

Welcome to the website for the Port District of South Whidbey Island.

Due to premature and severe deterioration of dock hardware, the Port of South Whidbey has been forced to remove the boarding floats from the water at the Bush Pt Boat Launch to prevent further damage and/or loss of the floats. The floats were launched in April and have been in use for less than two seasons, but the hinge-type connections between the individual float sections are already collapsing as a result of the large waves at that location. Port staff is now investigating repair and/or replacement possibilities for the critical connection hardware to allow the floats to be relaunched as soon as possible. We are working to identify a solution so we can fix the floats and relaunch them, but we ask for your understanding.

Next Meeting: - The next regular meeting will be at 7:30 pm, Wednesday evening, July 8th at the Freeland Library.

Boat Slip Contact List: If you’re interested in having your name on a Contact List for boat slips, we’ve started a list for you fellow optimists, so send us a note with your contact information including boat type & size. Use the following link: Contact List Form

Master Plan Update: The Port has submitted a Master Plan Update to the City of Langley to summarize the Port’s proposal for improvement and expansion of the Langley harbor and environment in the South Whidbey Marina, following transfer of the facility to the Port on January 1, 2009. The proposed Master Plan Update is available at all Libraries within the District, and copies are also available to the public at the Port office or at Langley City Hall. (The proposed Update is not available on-line at this time.)

Click here to take a survey about dry boat storage.

The new Comprehensive Scheme of Harbor Improvements for 2007-2013