New Jersey Marina Directory

Marinas in New Jersey

233 marinas across New Jersey. GPS coordinates, amenities, and contact information.

New Jersey has 233 marinas spanning the Hudson and Raritan riverfront across from Manhattan, the Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook to Cape May, the Intracoastal Waterway through the back bays of Barnegat, Great Bay, and Great Egg Harbor, the Delaware Bay and River, and inland lakes like Lake Hopatcong and the Pine Barrens reservoirs. Whether you need a year-round Hudson River slip with a Manhattan view, transient dockage at Cape May for a Delaware Bay crossing, sportfishing dockage at Cape May or Brielle, or a back-bay slip in the Long Beach Island region, the directory below shows marinas with verified slip counts, fuel availability, transient policies, and amenity details.

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Toms River

12 marinas

Brick Township

10 marinas

Brick

8 marinas

Atlantic City

7 marinas

Point Pleasant Beach

7 marinas

Barnegat Light

6 marinas

Point Pleasant

6 marinas

Somers Point

5 marinas

Brigantine

5 marinas

Forked River

5 marinas

Ocean City

4 marinas

Jersey City

4 marinas

Waretown

4 marinas

Bayville

4 marinas

Tuckerton

4 marinas

Avalon

4 marinas

The Complete Guide

New Jersey's Marina Landscape

New Jersey runs one of the most varied saltwater marina markets on the East Coast — bookended by the Hudson River across from Manhattan in the north and Cape May at the entrance to Delaware Bay in the south. The Hudson River and Raritan Bay (Liberty Landing, Hoboken, Edgewater, Weehawken, Fort Lee, Atlantic Highlands) host an urban marina cluster catering to NYC commuters and weekend cruisers. The northern Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook through Asbury Park, Belmar, Manasquan, and Brielle anchors a strong sportfishing fleet — Brielle hosts one of the largest charter fleets in the Northeast for tuna, marlin, and offshore work. The Manasquan Inlet provides reliable Atlantic access. Barnegat Bay and the Long Beach Island corridor (Toms River, Forked River, Beach Haven, Long Beach Township) host a dense back-bay marina cluster serving the heaviest summer-vacation boating market on the Jersey coast. Atlantic City and the Great Egg Harbor / Great Bay system support sportfishing and commercial-pleasure mixed-use marinas. Cape May at the southern tip is the country's premier sportfishing tournament hub — major facilities support marlin, tuna, and offshore tournament traffic, plus the Delaware Bay crossing for ICW cruisers. Inland, Lake Hopatcong (the largest lake in NJ at 2,685 acres) anchors a year-round powerboat fleet, and Pine Barrens reservoirs support smaller freshwater marina scenes.

Sportfishing Tournaments, Hurricane Exposure, and ICW Logistics

Three New Jersey-specific factors shape every marina decision. Sportfishing tournament season (May through October) drives heavy demand at Brielle, Cape May, and Atlantic City marinas — the White Marlin Open (Ocean City MD-adjacent), the South Jersey Marina Mid-Atlantic, and dozens of smaller tournaments fill slip availability for weeks at a time during peak windows. Tournament boats reserve slip space months ahead. Hurricane exposure is severe for New Jersey: Sandy (2012) destroyed or damaged hundreds of marinas across the Jersey Shore and Hudson River corridor; the Jersey coast remains one of the most hurricane-vulnerable marina markets on the East Coast. Most coastal marinas have hurricane plans requiring vessels over a certain size to be hauled or relocated 48-72 hours before named-storm landfall forecast; many post-Sandy facilities now require enhanced surge protection and proof of hurricane insurance. ICW cruiser traffic is heavy in fall (southbound to Florida via Cape May) and spring (northbound to summer destinations via the Hudson) — Cape May and Atlantic Highlands serve as primary transient stopover points. Slip rates run $40-80 per foot per month on the Hudson and northern coast, $30-60 per foot in Barnegat Bay and Atlantic City, $35-70 per foot in Cape May, and $20-40 per foot at Lake Hopatcong and inland.

Regional Patterns Across the State

New Jersey's marina market splits into five distinct regions. Hudson River and Raritan Bay (Liberty Landing, Hoboken, Edgewater, Atlantic Highlands): urban commuter-and-weekend market, year-round operation at most facilities, premium dockage rates with Manhattan-view premiums. Northern Atlantic coast (Sandy Hook, Belmar, Manasquan, Brielle): sportfishing fleet dominance, charter operation hub, mid-to-high dockage rates. Barnegat Bay and Long Beach Island corridor (Toms River, Forked River, Beach Haven, Long Beach Township): heaviest summer back-bay vacation market, dense marina cluster, summer peak with multi-week transient bookings. Atlantic City and South Jersey (Atlantic City, Margate, Ocean City NJ, Brigantine): sportfishing focus, casino-adjacent demand patterns, hurricane-vulnerable. Cape May (southern tip): country's premier sportfishing tournament hub, ICW transient stopover, Delaware Bay crossing logistics. The directory above includes coverage across all five regions.

Cooper River Yacht Club

Collingswood, NJ

Marinas in New Jersey

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New Jersey's Marina Landscape

Sportfishing Tournaments, Hurricane Exposure, and ICW Logistics

Regional Patterns Across the State

Cooper River Yacht Club

Wiggins Park Marina

Ridley Township Municipal Marina

Cape May Marina

Port Marina and Restaurant

Canyon Club Resort Marina

Snug Harbor Marina

South Dock Marina

Cape May Harbor Village Marina

Mill Creek Marina

Hinch Marina Inc

Miss Chris Marina

Schooner Island Marina

Bunkers Marina on Post Creek

Lighthouse Pointe Marina

K & D Family Marina

Beach Creek Marina Inc

Shawcrest Marina

Bridgeport Marina Family LLC

West Bay Marina

Dad's Place Marina

Marina Bay Towers

Greater Wildwood Yacht Club

Ocean City Boathouse Marina

Blue Water Marina

All Seasons Marina

Harbour Cove Marina

Harbor House Marina Club

Seaview Harbor Marina

Frank S Farley State Marina

Kammerman's Marina

Golden Nugget Atlantic City Hotel, Casino & Marina

Brigantine Marina & Paddle Club

Sunset Creek Marina, Absecon NJ

Cove Marina

Jolly Roger Marina

Deebold Marina

Beach Haven Yacht Club Marina

Shelter Harbor Marina

Queen City Marina

Southwick's Marina

Holgate Marina

Sunset Harbor Marina LBI

Sportsman's Marina

Escape Harbor Marina

Waters Gate Marina

Causeway Marina

Duck Cove Marina

Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club

Robbie's Loveladies Marina Inc

Sportsmans Marina

Beach Haven Park Yacht Club

Hagler's Marina

Bayview Harbor

Hochstrasser's Marina

Brant Beach Yacht Club

Toms River Marine and Motorsports Marina

Lighthouse Point Marina

Kettle Creek Marina

Baywood Marina

BayShore Marina

CEDAR COVE MARINA

DUPONT MARINA

Green Cove Marina

Wehrlen Brothers Marina LLC

Safe Harbor Manasquan River

D&R Boats @ East Dover Marina

Drum Point Marina

Jersey Shore Marina & Boat Sales

Shore Point Marina

Southside Marina

Clarks Landing Marina & Ship Store

The Crystal Point Yacht Club

Brielle Yacht Club Marina

Clarks Landing Yacht Club