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Seaplane Bases in Washington
The Pacific Northwest's island geography and inland lakes make Washington one of the best states for seaplane flying. Kenmore Air operates from Lake Washington near Seattle, and scheduled floatplane service connects the San Juan Islands to the mainland.
12 seaplane bases in Washington.
Skyline Seaplane Base
Public-use seaplane base in Anacortes Harbor for San Juan Islands access.
No fuel on siteFloathaven Seaplane Base
Public-use seaplane base on Lake Whatcom near the Canadian border.
No fuel on siteFriday Harbor Seaplane Base
Public seaplane base on San Juan Island served by Kenmore Air scheduled floatplane service.
No fuel on siteKenmore Air Harbor Seaplane Base
A long-running floatplane hub on Lake Washington, serving the San Juan Islands and British Columbia.
Fuel: 100LLFishermans Bay Seaplane Base
Public-use seaplane base on Fisherman Bay, Lopez Island.
No fuel on siteScott Seaplane Base
Public-use seaplane base on Osoyoos Lake near the Canadian border.
No fuel on sitePort Angeles Seaplane Base
City-owned public seaplane base on the Strait of Juan de Fuca near Olympic National Park.
No fuel on sitePort of Poulsbo Marina Seaplane Base
Free public-use seaplane base on Liberty Bay with a 12,000-foot water runway.
No fuel on siteWill Rogers Wiley Post Memorial Seaplane Base
South Lake Washington seaplane base near Boeing's Renton factory, popular with local floatplane pilots.
Fuel: 100LLRoche Harbor Seaplane Base
Public seaplane base at Roche Harbor Resort on San Juan Island.
No fuel on siteRosario Seaplane Base
Public seaplane base at Rosario Resort on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands.
No fuel on siteLake Union Seaplane Base
Downtown Seattle seaplane base on Lake Union, with scenic flight and San Juan Islands service.
Fuel: 100LL