Washington State Ferries Route Map

WSF General Information

Direcons to Selected Washington State Ferry

Terminals from I-5

Please follow direconal signage to ferry terminals.

From Interstate 5 to:

Anacortes - use Exit 230 past Mount Vernon and then

drive 20 miles west on SR20 to the ferry terminal.

Edmonds - use Exit 177 and drive four miles west on

SR104 to the ferry terminal.

Fauntleroy - use Exit 163A over the West Seale Bridge to

Fauntleroy Way SW. Follow Fauntleroy SW three miles to

the ferry terminal, past Lincoln Park.

Mukilteo - use Exit 189 Southbound and Exit 182

Northbound to SR525 and drive nine miles west to ferry

terminal.

Point Deance - use Exit 132 in Tacoma. Drive onto SR16,

approximately four miles to Pearl Street (SR163). Drive four

miles north to the ferry terminal.

Seale - use Exit 164B to Edgar Marnez Dr. S (Atlanc)

to SR519. Turn right on Alaskan Way to the Seale Ferry

Terminal on Pier 52.

Traveling with Washington State Ferries

Washington State Ferries serves nine dierent routes,

from Point Deance near Tacoma in the southern Puget

Sound, north to the San Juan Islands, and Sidney, Brish

Columbia in Canada. Washington State Ferries is your

marine highway. All of our ferries carry both vehicles

and passengers with travel mes varying by route from

15 minutes to over three hours. Generally, vehicles are

boarded on a rst-come, rst-served basis but the can vary

on mul-desnaon routes.

Vehicles should be at the terminal and in line at least 30

minutes prior to departure to ensure geng through the

toll booths. During peak travel mes, travelers should

arrive at least 60 minutes in advance of departure. Some

routes cease loading two minutes before departure.

WSF carries all vehicles and trucks under 80,000 lbs gross

vehicle weight.

WSF accepts cash, credit cards and traveler’s checks (U.S.

only) for payment of travel.

Reservaons

A reservaon is a way for a vehicle to save a spot on a few

ferry routes. These routes include:

• Port Townsend/Coupeville

• Anacortes/San Juan Islands (Friday Harbor, Orcas Island,

Shaw Island, Lopez Island).

A vehicle reservaon is not a cket. It has no cost unless you

no show - If you do not show up, you will be charged a fee. If

you make mulple reservaons and only use one, you will be

charged a no-show fee for the unused reservaon(s).

urchase your ckets online or when you arrive at the

terminal or tollbooth to pay your fare.

Vehicle reservaons are not required, but are strongly

recommended - Limited stand-by space is available on all

sailings.

Vehicle reservaons are one way - Be sure to make

reservaons for both your outbound and return trips. Please

note that there are no reservaons eastbound deparng

Shaw or Lopez Island to Anacortes. All vehicles are loaded

rst-come rst-served from these terminals.

Reservaons are for vehicles only - Walk-on passengers and

those bringing bicycles can buy a cket online or pay when

you arrive.

About the San Juan Islands

At Anacortes, trac ranges from moderate in the o-season

to heavy in the late spring, summer and early fall. If is best

to have a vehicle in line at least an hour in advance, with a

two-hour advance arrival for the summer and busy weekends.

Return from the islands to Anacortes is busiest on Sunday

aernoons and early evenings. During the summer, arrive

at least 90 minutes in advance for your return trip home.

Washington State Ferries serves four islands: Lopez Island,

Shaw Island, Orcas Island and San Juan Island (Friday Harbor).

Please be aware that not all sailings stop at each island.

For more informaon or make a reservaon:

Visit our website at www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries

Call 206-464-6400 or 1-888-808-7977 (in WA or BC)

Informaon Agents are available from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. to

assist you.

Title VI Noce to Public: It is the Washington State Department of Transportaon’s (WSDOT) policy to assure that no person shall, on the grounds of race,

color, or naonal origin, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, be excluded from parcipaon in, be denied the benets of, or be otherwise

discriminated against under any of its programs and acvies. Any person who believes his/her Title VI protecon has been violated, may le a complaint

with WSDOT’s Oce of Equal Opportunity (OEO). For addional informaon regarding Title VI complaint procedures and/or informaon regarding our

nondiscriminaon obligaons, please contact OEO’s Title VI Coordinator at (360) 705-7090.

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Washington State Relay at 711.

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