New York Marina Directory

Marinas in New York

830 marinas across New York. GPS coordinates, amenities, and contact information.

New York has 830 marinas spanning the Hudson River from Manhattan to the Erie Canal, the New York Harbor and Long Island Sound megamarket, the 1,000-mile Erie Canal system that connects Lake Erie to the Hudson, the Finger Lakes inland fleet, Lake Champlain on the Vermont border, and Long Island's south shore from Jamaica Bay to Montauk. Whether you need transient dockage on a Loop trip through the Erie Canal, a year-round slip on Long Island Sound, a club mooring on Lake George, or hurricane-season haul-out on the south shore, the directory below shows marinas with verified slip counts, fuel availability, transient policies, and amenity details.

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New York

35 marinas

Brooklyn

23 marinas

Buffalo

22 marinas

Town of Southampton

18 marinas

Town of Queensbury

14 marinas

Village of Manorhaven

14 marinas

Nassau County

13 marinas

Town of Huntington

13 marinas

Rochester

13 marinas

Alexandria Bay

13 marinas

Town of Bolton

12 marinas

Sag Harbor

12 marinas

Port Washington

12 marinas

Village of Freeport

11 marinas

Clayton

10 marinas

Freeport

9 marinas

The Complete Guide

New York's Marina Landscape

New York runs the most varied freshwater-and-saltwater marina market in the country. New York Harbor and the lower Hudson host the densest urban marina cluster in the Northeast — Liberty Landing, Chelsea Piers, North Cove, 79th Street Boat Basin, Half Moon Bay, and dozens of municipal facilities serve a fleet that runs the full range from working boats to superyachts. Long Island Sound from City Island east through Westchester, Nassau, and Suffolk counties hosts roughly 200 marinas catering to weekend cruisers, club fleets, and the New York-to-Newport summer migration. Long Island's south shore — Great South Bay, Moriches Bay, Shinnecock, Peconic, and the Hamptons-to-Montauk run — supports both sportfishing and shoaling-bay cruising. The Hudson River north of Manhattan to Albany supports Loop-trip cruisers, with major marinas at Tarrytown, Cold Spring, Newburgh, Kingston, and Catskill. The Erie Canal system (Erie, Champlain, Oswego, Cayuga-Seneca canals) is the country's premier freshwater Loop route, with marinas at Waterford, Schenectady, Little Falls, Ilion, Sylvan Beach, Brewerton, Oswego, and Buffalo. The Finger Lakes (Cayuga, Seneca, Skaneateles, Keuka, Canandaigua) host smaller club marinas serving the wine country market. Lake Champlain on the eastern Adirondack border is its own freshwater cruising destination.

Erie Canal Season, Sound Tides, and Hurricane Exposure

Three New York-specific factors shape every marina decision. The Erie Canal system operates seasonally from approximately May 15 through October 11 each year — outside those dates the locks are closed, marinas are largely shut down, and the entire inland Loop route through New York is unavailable. Loop-trip cruisers traditionally enter Waterford by late September to clear the locks before closure. Long Island Sound and New York Harbor have substantial tidal ranges (4-9 feet at New York Harbor, 7-8 feet at the eastern Sound), and current at the East River and Hell Gate runs strong enough that timing matters. Marina entries with shallow approach channels (Mamaroneck, Stamford, Greenwich) require tide-aware arrivals. Hurricane season (June through November) is real for New York: Sandy (2012) destroyed or damaged hundreds of New York marinas and reshaped slip availability in the harbor and on the south shore for years. Most south shore and harbor marinas now require haul-out plans for vessels over a certain size when named storms threaten landfall within 48 hours; Sound and Hudson marinas typically require enhanced tie-downs but allow vessels to remain. Marina insurance underwriting for vessels staying in New York harbors during hurricane season has tightened significantly post-Sandy.

Regional Patterns Across the State

New York's marina market splits into five distinct regions. New York Harbor and lower Hudson (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, lower Westchester, NJ Hudson side): highest dockage rates in the state ($60-150 per foot per month), tightest slip availability with multi-year wait lists at premier facilities, post-Sandy surge protection requirements drive insurance pricing. Long Island Sound (upper Westchester, Nassau, Suffolk through Sound shore): mid-priced market, strong yacht club presence, summer-peak demand with Newport-bound cruiser traffic. Long Island south shore (south Nassau, south Suffolk through Montauk): sportfishing focused, shoaling-bay cruising, hurricane-exposure premium on insurance. Hudson Valley and Capital District (mid-Hudson north to Albany and Troy): Loop-trip cruiser market, lower dockage rates than downstate, summer-only operation at most facilities. Erie Canal corridor and inland (Mohawk Valley, Finger Lakes, Lake Champlain): seasonal May-October operation, lowest dockage rates in the state, freshwater cruising specialty, club mooring scene strong in Finger Lakes and Lake Champlain. The directory above includes coverage across all five regions.

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Marinas in New York

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New York's Marina Landscape

Erie Canal Season, Sound Tides, and Hurricane Exposure

Regional Patterns Across the State

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Henderson's Marina

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Smith Boys Jansen Marine of Conesus

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West Canal Marina

Westport Marina

Essex Shipyard Marina

Youngstown Yacht Club North Dock

Coeymans Landing Marina

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Plattsburgh Boat Basin

Long island Maritime Museum

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White's Hudson River Marina

Port of Palmyra

Rich's Marina

Anchor Marina

The Kings Park Bluff

Riverdale Yacht Club

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Rich Marine Sales

Pilot Knob Marina

Fischer's Marina

Long Beach Marina

Harris Bay Yacht Club

Yankee Boating Center

Lake George (yacht) Club

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Dunham's Bay Marina

Huletts Landing Marina

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Bolton Landing Marina.

Norowal

TowBoat Lake George

Seager Marine

Seager Marine

Northern Lake George Yacht Club

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Harbor Green Shore Club Marina

Brewer Capri Marina East

Brewer Capri Marina West

Tom's Point Marina

Manhasset Bay Marina

Port Washington Town Dock

Bristol Harbour Marina

Birdland Marina

Jackson's Marina

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Dunhams Bay Boat Co.

Halls Boat Corp

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New Hamburg Yacht Club

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St. Lawrence Yacht Club

Port Henry Marina

Bridgeview Harbour Marina

Greenport Marina

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Modern Yachts

Mountain Mist Boat Dock

Brick Cove Marina

Burke's Marina

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