📍 5700 SW Dash Point Rd, Federal Way, WA
🛶 Great for: Crabbing off the pier, beach access.
🌊 Just 45 minutes south of Seattle, Dash Point has an easy-to-access pier that’s popular with both locals and families.
You don’t need a boat — just bring your crab pots and patience!
There’s also a scenic beach and campground for a full-day experience.
📍 2411 N Nyhus St, Westport, WA
🛥️ Great for: Boat crabbing, charters.
🦀 Westport is one of Washington’s best-known crabbing towns. You can launch your own boat or join a crabbing charter.
The waters are full of Dungeness during the open season, and the nearby seafood markets are worth a visit too.
📍 1660 Harbor Ave SW, Seattle, WA
🏙️ Great for: Close-to-downtown convenience.
🌆 Just across from downtown Seattle, Seacrest is a surprising urban crabbing spot with views of the skyline and ferries.
Try your luck during high tide — and reward yourself with fish and chips from nearby Marination Ma Kai afterward!
🌉 Great for: Crabbing + day trip adventure.
🏞️ Located near the iconic Deception Pass Bridge, this pier has easy parking, calm waters, and beautiful views.
It’s also a great picnic spot. Early morning or evening crabbing works best here — and don’t forget your Discover Pass!
📍 5912 N Waterfront Dr, Tacoma, WA
⚓ Great for: Boat rentals, bait shop access.
🐟 This full-service marina offers crab boat rentals, bait, gear, and even workshops.
Ideal for first-timers who want support without needing all their own equipment. Plus, the nearby aquarium and zoo make it fun for families.
