Waldo Point Harbor — Attraction in Marin City

While out and about with out of town visitors from Nebraska, I figured the houseboats of Sausalito would pique their interest.

Sausalito's houseboats have a fascinating and colorful history that spans several decades. The houseboat community began in the late 19th century when wealthy San Franciscans used "arks" as floating holiday homes.

The modern era truly took shape after World War II, when the Marinship Corporation's shipyard in Richardson Bay was abandoned, leaving behind materials that attracted artists, musicians, and various fringe dwellers.

Today, there are over 245 floating homes located in Waldo Point Harbor range from simple structures to three-story mansions, with each being...

Mike Grossman the harbormaster is an absolute disaster. It has severley impacted many people’s lives. When you leave your car which is legally parked in the same spot for more than a few days he will tow it without notifying you. Many residents of Waldo Point harbor have had to go get their car out of the impound lot. He has had two fistfights with residents and currently has 8 pending lawsuits against him. I’d seriously consider these factors before purchasing any property here. You will be harassed and threatened to no end by...

Waldo Point was so fun to see, My Children and I stopped in for a visit, it was charming to see all of the little floating and colorful houses. It made me feel like i was in some type of a miniature version of Naples Italy. I really loved the Richardson Bay Marina they had very clean restrooms and showers. I was treated very cordially by the host inside. I definitely recommend this...