Surrounding the pier are nine moorage buoys, each capable of holding a recreational boat up to about 45' in length. Commercial boats are not allowed to stay overnight. Pay at the pay station on the dock. A ticket machine will give a receipt for your launch vehicle. A restroom and the cablehouse canteen are nearby.
Parking is ample in the area except on busy weekend afternoons.
A large selection of candy, pop, and frozen treats attracts children of all ages. Point Wilson Lighthouse First established in 1879, the light was originally on top of the lighthouse keeper's house. The name of the light and the point it stands on comes from Captain George Vancouver, who first sighted the point in May of 1792. In 1913 the present distinctive structure was built. The light has a range of sixteen miles.