Roger,
That's an interesting site. I note that not all the businesses are shown, only the ones that subscribe.
We moved our boat from Everett to La Conner recently and I have found that almost all of the businesses in town are within walking distance of the marina.
There is a current in the channel almost all the time. Slack occurs about midway between high and low water. The current runs north during flood tide (going from low to high). Before docking, determine which way the current is running and how strong it is. Look at the pilings for clues. It is best to dock with the bow going into the current.
Please watch your wake in town! If going into the current, your wake will be higher that you might think.
North of the Twin Bridges (Hwy 20), the red and green bouys change sides, so check your charts carefully to stay in the channel.
We had 42 last year so we're in the ballpark. Roger and Janet of Dreamer have been making up very spiffy, (old guy tech term), nametags for everybody in hopes that we will keep and reuse them. If you do not have one, PM them to get one made. We will have semi-custom tags for everybody who arrives but does not have a Dreamer special. Sadly the factory cannot be there this year, understandable when they're pinching every penny. But...Samantha, their marketing guru sent me a goody pack to distribute. A snazzy C-Dory cockpit entry rug, nice light jacket, hats, tee shirts, and the new C-Dory and Tomcat brochures which look very nice. A big improvement especially as the C-Dory brochure has a rare photo of the secretive and elusive bare chested DaNag! Noticeably absent from the brochure were the C-Dory 29 (affectionately known as either the beached whale or Latham's folly), and the open 22 center console.
Since she'll probably be unable to attend, my son is going to put in for the time off and he'll be a third hand on board.