Raymond Port Dock

The Port of Willapa Harbor provide visitors with information about the Port, its facilities, services, and surrounding community. The Port of Willapa Harbor was formed by the vote of the people of North Pacific County on May 31, 1928. The construction of the Port Dock between the cities of Raymond and South Bend soon followed with the dedication ceremony on October 8, 1930 (which also marked the official opening of the Raymond-Aberdeen highway). The primary function of the Port was to provide docking facilities and service for shipping logs and lumber in Raymond and to support commercial fishing and oystering in Tokeland and Bay Center. The Raymond Port Dock is located on the Willapa River on US 101. Port facilities at this location include an historic 50,000 square foot, ‘high’ dock, which services an array of commercial vessels. In addition there are 700 feet of floating docks, which are available for moorage. The Port dock area has nine industrial buildings, which are leased to commercial/industrial tenants. The Port also has an industrial wastewater treatment plant. The Port facilities on the south bank of the Willapa River occupy 27 acres. 9 Industrial Buildings 2,000 sf to 15,000 sf 50,000 square foot ‘High Dock’ 700 ft Floating Moorage Dock Willapa Hills Trail The Willapa Hills trail traverses the entire length of the Port dock adjacent to SR 101. Moorage Daily, monthly and annual moorage is available to recreational and commercial boats. Public Fishing The Port dock is a popular local fishing spot. Raymond & Bay Center Harbor Master Dawn King 360-942-3422