A small-town port and recreational park, the Port of Allyn is a precious waterfront venue with an amiable, blissful atmosphere capable of enriching any outdoor wedding. Established in 1921 as the oldest port in North Mason, the venue is a historic piece of the community springing from humble beginnings as a fishing, transportation, and military site. With green manicured fields, a light refreshing breeze, and a whimsical whitewashed gazebo sheltered by a wood-tiled roof, the port exemplifies a low-key, magical location of long-lost summertime dreams. Lights can be endearingly strung about the outer edges of the gazebo, while weather breaks can be attached to its columns to accommodate for rainy days. Furthermore, bride and groom alike will revel in the sensation of simple, romantic beauty as they walk along a natural grass aisle while overlooking the sun-dappled Puget Sound. The small strip of sandy beach and pleasant picnic tables enrich the community feel of this versatile wedding site.