South Whidbey Harbor at Langley
(360) 221-1120
Whidbey Island Fairgrounds & Events Center
(360) 221-7950
Humphrey Road Ferry Parking Lot
(360) 331-5494
Welcome to the Port of South Whidbey
FacilitiesSearch Our SiteThe Port encompasses 65 Miles of Shoreline, 6 Public Beaches, and 6 Public Boat Ramps. Please browse our site below to find what you’re looking for! Contact Us
Latest News
Request for Qualifications for On-Call Engineering Services Pool
The Port of South Whidbey (“Port”), Freeland, Washington is accepting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified engineering consulting firms (“Consultant”) to provide a variety of municipal services, in order to be considered for the Port’s On-Call Engineering Services Pool. The Port anticipates a variety of public work projects at its existing facilities over the next three years. The Request For Qualifications can be found HERE:
Request for Qualifications – Engineering
Fairgrounds Campground – OPEN
The campground at Whidbey Island Fairgrounds & Events Center is OPEN and accepting reservations. To make your campground reservation and/or pay for your camping fees, visit https://www.roverpass.com/c/whidbey-island-county-fairgrounds-langley-wa/.
For more information about the campground, you can visit our website HERE.
We look forward to accommodating your stay!
Current News
South Whidbey Harbor Long Term Moorage Rate Increase
Please note that long term moorage rates will increase starting January 1, 2025 at the South Whidbey Harbor. The last time the Port raised long term moorage rates was in 2014. The updated South Whidbey Harbor Fee Schedule can be found HERE.
Seasonal Floats
The boarding floats at Possession Beach Waterfront Park and Bush Point have been installed for the season.
Flying out of Paine Field or Seatac Airport?
Park at our Humphrey Road lot for just $5 per day!
Call us at (360) 331-5494 for more information.
Bush Point Boat Launch
Please note that the Bush Point Boat Launch is experiencing more than normal sediment. Please take caution when launching vessels and we ask that ramp users be prepared for less than ideal launching conditions, to include a large buildup of sand.