Edmonds WA ~ The Waterfront in Edmonds, Washington

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For businesses, visitors, and prospective residents.

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For businesses, visitors, and residents.

	annual chamber events
Highlights of annual events organized by the Greater Edmonds Chamber of Commerce.

	fourth of july!

	a taste of edmonds!

	hot autumn nites!
The Edmonds Annual Classic Car Show

	winter holiday celebrations!

	contact us by e-mail
Chamber Office 121 5th Ave N PO Box 146 Edmonds, WA 98020 Tel 425 670 1496 Fax 425 712 1808

	staff and board of directors

where to call for event information Arts Commission 425 771 0228 Arts Festival Museum Board 425 771 1984 Chamber of Commerce 425 670 1496 City of Edmonds 425 775 2525 Driftwood Players 425 774 9600 Edge of World Theatre 206 546 1407 Edmonds in Bloom 425 771 2631 Fine Art Center of Edmonds (FACE) 425 774 0444 Frances Anderson Cultural Center 425 771 0230 Historical Society 425 774 0900 Olympic Ballet 425 774 7570 Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services 425 771 0230 Port of Edmonds 425 774 0549 Taste of Edmonds 425 670 9112

one if by land... two if by sea...
we'll leave the light on for you

Edmonds is a convenient port for Washington State Ferries as well as Amtrak. Edmonds is also served by the Community Transit bus system. The waterfront, once the fishing grounds for the Snohomish tribe, was until recently, home to the largest charter fishing fleet in Puget Sound. The Port of Edmonds currently operates the largest covered moorage facility on the West Coast and provides both wet and dry storage for 1200 boats up to 55 feet. Overnight moorage, fueling facilities and a live bait shop make a quick jaunt very easy. The Port's boat repair facility is the most environmentally advanced in the Puget Sound area and allows boat owners to work on their vessels or use the services of several local vendors. You are encouraged to enjoy the Port's public walkway with a view of the marina, the Olympic Mountains, and the Puget Sound shipping channels.

beach parks

There are four beach parks to enjoy in Edmonds. Visit, enjoy a picnic at Bracketts Landing, a marine sanctuary at the foot of Main Street surrounding the ferry terminal. The Edmonds Underwater Park, north of the ferry dock, is 27 acres attracting scuba divers from across the nation seeking certification. Sunken structures offer passage ways and enclosures housing schools of fish and plant life. South of Harbor Square is the Union Oil Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary Trail. Interpretive signs border the marshland and bird watchers are rewarded during spring and fall migration. Olympic Beach & Fishing Pier located at Railroad Avenue and Dayton Street is dedicated to the area's many Olympic champions. The fishing pier was the first public saltwater fishing pier in the state and is open year around. Marina Beach south of Admiral Way is en-route to Deer Creek Fish Hatchery, which releases over 100,000 salmon annually.