Port of Walla Walla

The Port of Walla Walla is a vital economic development hub located in southeastern Washington State, with a mission rooted in expanding industrial, agricultural, and transportation infrastructure. Established in 1952 by public vote, the Port was created to drive regional growth, attract new business, and enhance Walla Walla County’s economic and political significance. Strategically positioned at the confluence of the Columbia and Snake Rivers, the Port supports agriculture, manufacturing, renewable energy, and logistics through facilities including the Burbank High Dock, Wallula Gap Business Park, and the Walla Walla Regional Airport. As a result of substantial investments, such as a $10.5 million airport terminal and multi-million-dollar infrastructure improvements, the Port has become critical for the movement of commodities, supporting both water and land-based transportation. Its role in facilitating exports and imports for the agricultural industry and fostering business expansion has reinforced its importance as a regional gateway and a catalyst for community development.

Facilities

• Burbank High Dock (cargo dock with 1.5-acre storage area)
• Walla Walla Regional Airport
• Wallula Gap Business Park
• Industrial and agricultural parks
• Airport terminal and adjacent industrial park
• Rail logistics sites

Operating Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (administrative). Port facilities operate as required by tenant and cargo scheduling.