Fishermen's Terminal is a working marina at 3919 18th Ave W in Seattle, where commercial fishing boats share the docks with recreational vessels. Walk the waterfront paths, read signs explaining different types of fishing boats, and look for the memorial to fishermen who died at sea and the fishing-inspired monument. Weekday visits can bring you closer to the working fleet, but leave room for crews to do their jobs. There are places to eat, including Chinooks, and a fish market for seafood to take home.
A working fishing marina
Fishermen's Terminal brings Seattle's commercial fishing fleet together with recreational boats. The variety of vessels is part of the visit: take a slow walk along the docks and look at the different boats and their names.
Signs around the terminal explain types of fishing boats. They offer useful context as you explore, whether you are interested in the fishing fleet or simply want a waterfront walk.
A memorial and a monument
The terminal has a memorial honoring fishermen who died while working. There is also a monument inspired by fishing. Both are worth seeking out during a walk around the docks.
Food and the waterfront
Chinooks is one of the seafood restaurants at the terminal. A fish market sells seafood to take home, and eateries around the docks make it easy to add a meal or a snack to your visit. Tables and benches provide places to sit near the water.
The paths along the docks are a quieter way to spend time by the boats. Early morning brings sunrise views over the water and moored vessels. On weekdays, fishing crews may be at work, so keep clear of their working areas.
Getting there and getting around
The address is 3919 18th Ave W, Seattle. Parking includes free and paid options, and the entrance and parking have wheelchair-accessible access. The terminal is closed on weekends, so plan a weekday visit.
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Where is Fishermen's Terminal?
It is at 3919 18th Ave W in Seattle.
What can you see at Fishermen's Terminal?
The docks hold commercial fishing boats and recreational vessels. Signs explain different types of fishing boats, and the terminal has a memorial to fishermen who died at work and a fishing-inspired monument.
Can you eat at Fishermen's Terminal?
Yes. Chinooks is one of the seafood restaurants, and a fish market sells seafood to take home.
Is there parking at Fishermen's Terminal?
Yes. Free and paid parking are available, including wheelchair-accessible parking.
