West Virginia Marina Directory
Marinas in West Virginia
10 marinas across West Virginia. GPS coordinates, amenities, and contact information.
West Virginia has 10 marinas listed on MarinaSeeker, offering everything from full-service facilities with fuel, electric, and pump-out to simple docks and boat launches. Whether you're looking for a transient slip, seasonal rental, or liveaboard berth, browse by city below to find the right marina.
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Sunset Beach Marina
Monongalia County, WV
View Details →St Marys Marina
St. Marys, WV
View Details →Bee Run Marina
Sutton, WV
View Details →Burnsville Docks
Burnsville, WV
View Details →Bay Rock Marina
Franklin County, WV
View Details →Mooman's Marina
Bedford County, WV
View Details →Washington Street Marina
Marietta, WV
View Details →Martin's Ferry Yacht Club
Martins Ferry, WV
View Details →Blennerhasset Yacht Club
Belpre, WV
View Details →Tygart Lake Marina
Taylor County, WV
Marietta Harbor
Marietta, WV
View Details →Tappan Lake Marina
Harrison County, WV
View Details →McKees Point Marina
McKeesport, WV
View Details →stream access
Washington County, WV
Summersville Lake Marina
Summersville, WV
View Details →Mont Chateau Marina
Monongalia County, WV
View Details →Edgewater Marina
Monongalia County, WV
View Details →Dock #1
Morgan County, WV
View Details →Dock #2
Morgan County, WV
View Details →Burr Oak Marina
Morgan County, WV
View Details →Dock #3
Morgan County, WV
View Details →Seneca Lake Marina
Guernsey County, WV
View Details →Skipper Haven Yacht Club
Weirton, WV
View Details →Leesvile Lake Southfork Marina
Carroll County, WV
View Details →Walnut Street Non-Motorized Boat Dock
Sewickley, WV
View Details →Atwood Lake Marina West
Tuscarawas County, WV
View Details →Chestnut Street Motorized Boat Dock
Sewickley, WV
View Details →Atwood Lake Marina East
Carroll County, WV
View Details →Sunset Beach Marina
Monongalia County, WV
View Details →Tips for Finding a Marina in West Virginia
- ✓ Call ahead to check slip availability, especially during peak boating season.
- ✓ Compare transient vs. seasonal rates — longer stays usually get better pricing.
- ✓ Check if the marina has the amenities you need: fuel, electric hookup, pump-out, WiFi.
- ✓ Ask about liveaboard policies if you plan to stay on your boat.
- ✓ Read our guide to choosing a marina.
Marina & Dock Essentials
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Dock Lines (4-Pack Nylon)
Pre-spliced, marine-grade nylon. The one thing every slip needs before you tie up the first time.
★ Our Pick — View on AmazonBoat Fenders (4-Pack)
Inflatable, UV-resistant. Protect the hull from dock rash at home and when visiting transient slips.
★ Our Pick — View on AmazonStar Brite Marine Cleaner
The gold standard for cleaning hulls, decks, and vinyl. Removes waterline scum without harming gelcoat.
★ Our Pick — View on AmazonShore Power Cord (30A)
Heavy-gauge with locking rings. The cord that came with the boat is almost certainly not good enough.
★ Our Pick — View on AmazonBoarding Dock Step
Makes stepping onto a higher freeboard safe for kids, guests, and older crew. Non-slip tread.
★ Our Pick — View on AmazonUniversal Boat Cover
UV and weather protection for off-season or long stretches in the slip. Trailerable with proper straps.
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