5 Things You Need To Know
Washignton Island Ferry
The Washington Island Ferry runs between the Northport Pier and Washington Island. The ferry has space for vehicles and passengers, with weather protected seating.
Tickets for the ferry are first come first served, and can be purchased from the ticket booth at the dock. There is also plenty of parking if you choose to travel to the island without a vehicle. The ferry does run 365 days a year.
Rock Island Ferry
The Rock Island Ferry has a limited season from May 14th to October 14th. The ferry departs from Washington Island's Jackson Harbor.
The ferry is a passenger only, so vehicles and bikes are not allowed. Pets are allowed as long as they have a leash!
Rock Island State Park is a unique experience with no vehicles. You will find beautiful views with hiking, beaches, and rustic camping.
Ferry Rates
Ferry rates are subject to change. For the most up to date schedule, check the Washington Island Ferry Website.
Washington Island
Adults - $15
Children 6-11 - $8
Children 5 and under - Free
Automobile - $28
Motorcycle - $18
Bicycle - $6
Rock Island
Adults - $15
Adult with camping gear - $20
Children 6-11 - $6
Children 5 and under - Free
Cherry Train Tours
During the peak season (May 24th - October 19th), the Cherry Train Tours are available. Tickets are first come first serve.
The tour is 2 hours long on an open air tram. The tour is narrated and includes up to four stops.
Tickets:
Adults - $22
Children 6-11 - $10
Children 5 and under - Free