Port Gardner is home to Jackson Elementary and Sequoia High School. Both schools are within the Everett School District.

We’re home to two community gardens — Bond St. and Charles St.

Bond Street is home to a floral garden and Charles Street is garden with fresh produce.

Port Gardner is the second-oldest neighborhood in Everett. The influential Rucker Family made their homestead here in the late 1800s (you can still see their family mansion on Rucker Hill).

There’s a new development in Port Gardner between Interstate 5 and the Snohomish River. The project includes hundreds of brand-new homes and a forthcoming retail center.

Port Gardner is within close proximity to coffee shops, restaurants, a seasonal farmers market, the library, and downtown events. Enjoy the neighborhood on foot!

Several bike lanes intersect the neighborhood. Port Gardner comprises several green community parks.

The large district of Port Gardner is actually comprised of several small districts: Lower Rucker, Upper Rucker, Riverfront, and Longfellow.