Washington State Ferries runs 23 to 25 sailings a day from Edmonds to Kingston, the first at 05:35 and the last at 23:45. The crossing takes about 30 minutes, and an adult ticket is US$11.35.
Fares as published by the operators, in USD, last checked . Vehicle fares rise in the summer season, and some crossings collect the fare in one direction only — a "No charge" row is the operator's own entry, not a gap.
About this crossing
State Route 104 carries traffic to this crossing on both shores. From I-5 exit 177 it is four miles west to the Edmonds terminal, and beyond Kingston the highway continues through Port Gamble to the Hood Canal Floating Bridge and US 101, which is the way WSF's directions bring drivers from Port Angeles and the Olympic Peninsula. Walk-on passengers pay for both directions at Edmonds. Boarding there is by an overhead ramp in two stages of roughly 200 feet each on a gradual climb, which WSF warns can be steep for passengers with disabilities; staff can help if you arrive at least 20 minutes before the sailing. Our accessible ferry travel guide has more on asking for help.
Common questions
How long is the ferry from Edmonds to Kingston?
About 30 minutes on the published timetable.
How many ferries a day go from Edmonds to Kingston?
Between 23 and 25 a day, depending on the day of the week. The most run on Friday. The first boat leaves at 05:35 and the last at 23:45, local time.
Who runs the ferry from Edmonds to Kingston?
Washington State Ferries runs this crossing. Tickets are sold by the operator; this site lists the timetable and does not sell them.
How much is the ferry from Edmonds to Kingston?
An adult ticket is US$11.35 (Adult (age 19 - 64)). Taking a vehicle starts at US$8.95 (Motorcycle & Senior/Disability Driver / Stowage Fare). Prices as the operator published them on 1 August 2026.