Port of Brownsville

Brownsville’s port is a marina and public waterfront on Port Orchard Bay, between Bremerton and Poulsbo. Guest and permanent moorage support visiting boats and local users, placing the harbour within the recreational boating network of Puget Sound.

The port provides boat ramps, parking and a fuel dock, with water and electricity connections at its moorings. Shoreside amenities include parks and gathering spaces, giving the waterfront a community role alongside the practical business of keeping and launching boats.

A locally governed port district manages the facilities. Its origins lie in a community-built dock, followed by the creation of the district in 1920. That history remains reflected in the port’s purpose: maintaining public access to the water and supporting the local economy through marine facilities and their use.