Wooden Boat Foundation

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380 Jefferson St
Port Townsend, WA 98368
+1 (360) 385-3628
http://www.woodenboat.org

The Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, held from September 5 to 7, 2025, is North America's largest celebration of wooden boats, attracting enthusiasts and families alike. Attendees can engage in hands-on activities, enjoy live music, and learn from maritime experts while exploring the craftsmanship and beauty of wooden vessels.

The festival features a variety of events, including the Crabby Paddy's Pirate Parade and a documentary screening about survival at sea. With free admission for children under 12 accompanied by a ticket-paying adult, the festival offers fun and educational experiences for all ages, while supporting the mission of Northwest Maritime to promote traditional and contemporary maritime life.

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