The main transient marina in Astoria, located on the downtown waterfront adjacent to the Columbia River Maritime Museum. Full-service facility with fuel, pump-out, and walking-distance access to the historic district, restaurants, and provisioning. The starting or ending point for most Columbia River bar crossings.
The cruising hub of southern Oregon — a full-service marina in the fishing village of Charleston, on the south side of Coos Bay. The largest harbor on the Oregon coast, Charleston Marina offers excellent protection, a boatyard with travel lift, chandlery, and close access to Cape Arago State Park and some of the Oregon coast's best anchorages. A mandatory stop for southbound passage-makers.
The primary cruising marina on the Oregon coast — well-protected inside Yaquina Bay, with full services including a boatyard, chandlery, and the excellent Oregon Coast Aquarium a short walk away. Newport is the midpoint harbor for Pacific Coast passage-makers and offers the best facilities between Astoria and Coos Bay.
A well-protected fishing harbor on the Washington side of the Columbia River mouth, immediately north of the river bar. Ilwaco offers a sheltered staging point before or after a bar crossing, with solid facilities and a genuine working-waterfront atmosphere. Fort Canby State Park and the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center are walking distance from the docks.