Port of Kingston

Maritime TransportationWashington, United States11-50 Employees

The Port of Kingston is a maritime transportation facility located in Kingston, Washington, established in 1919 as one of the original Mosquito Fleet landing sites. Situated on Apple Tree Cove at the confluence with the Carpenter Creek Estuary leading into Puget Sound, the port serves as a local hub for marine access and related activities within the region. It functions as a public port authority supporting operations and management of waterfront infrastructure to facilitate safe harbor conditions during storms, as designated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

With a focus on regional maritime activity, the port operates in the maritime transportation industry and serves inquiries related to harbor services, operations, and development within its jurisdiction. The organization has a modest size and is located in the Puget Sound area, reflecting its role as a community-oriented port that has evolved since its founding to support local navigation, docking, and related maritime needs. Recent leadership changes indicate ongoing efforts to manage operations and business development in the port’s governance and activities.

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