Poulsbo Boat Rendezvous 2022

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Poulsbo Boats were built by Ronald Young in Poulsbo, WA from 1933 to 1965. The 16 and 18 foot wooden boats are known for their seaworthiness and beautiful lines. Originally used primarily for sport fishing, today a lucky few are preserved for fishing, pleasure and / or show.

Join us for the annual Poulsbo Boat Rendezvous! Boats start to arrive beginning Friday, August 26th followed by a gathering near the Port Friday night.

Events on Saturday, August 27th include a boat parade, free rides for the public and social gatherings at a local pub, the Slippery Pig Brewery.

Note: Activity schedule may change for safety based on latest social distance guidelines and conditions.

Poulsbo, Washington, waterfront

For registration and event details, contact Matt Diehl at mattdiehl@hotmail.com

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