Slip fees

korn_kid_12 · Post by **korn_kid_12** » Sun Jul 01, 2012 9:43 pm

How much do you pay for your slip or moring? What amenities if any does it include?

RobertB · Post by **RobertB** » Sun Jul 01, 2012 9:51 pm

This last week on the upper Chesapeake Bay, we paid $35 with no electric and $1.50 a foot plus $6 for electric. Other places on the bay we have paid up to $2 per foot.

Frank C · Post by **Frank C** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 2:40 am

I was paying $240/month including water & electricity for a finger slip at Alameda Marina (just off SF Bay), with full-length finger docks (with dock-cleats) extending on both port & starboard of the boat. Due to our mild climate, I paid that rate 12 months per year.

But I just put the boat back on the trailer since I haven't be using it much. I was very pleased with the price & quality of the slip. Mast up storage on the trailer is $125/month, so the up-charge for the slip was only about $4 per day.

rwmiller56 · Post by **rwmiller56** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 6:45 am

I am paying $206/month for a 30' slip on San Francisco Bay (south bay, Redwood City). This does not include electricity, but that usually comes out to less than $5/month. Amenities include dock box, restroom, showers, shore power. It's a full slip (not shared), so no worries about nicking any other boats when docking. I love having a slip. Just drive up, load the gas tanks, get things ready, and we're on the water in less than 15 minutes.

Post by **dlandersson** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 7:56 am

$2100 for the season.

Includes electric, water hose connection. grilling area, pet (dog area), shower and bath facilities, etc.

There's also a cafe and several restaurant nearby, plus a nice beach, park, children's zoo and outlet mall.

korn_kid_12 wrote:How much do you pay for your slip or moring? What amenities if any does it include?

korn_kid_12 · Post by **korn_kid_12** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 8:38 am

A 28x12 open of course here in New Mexico is $2754.80 annually, and no longer available with monthly options. They do allow a payment plan. Flushing bathroom with hot water is available. Same thing nightly is 30$. As other have stated it is a individual slip not shared. Morring options are available, per foot. here are some photos of the last time we spent a couple nights there.
http://sdrv.ms/OZT1o2

Post by **Russ** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 10:25 am

$725/season
No power or water on the docks.
Marina has a store for provisions and showers and laundry.

Across the other side marina is about $900/season plus $30/month for electric and water on the dock.

Now my friend in NJ was paying $9,500 for a season, but he did have a pool at the marina.

Freedom77 · Post by **Freedom77** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 12:31 pm

Sorry to be a smart A.. but I don't pay anything. Venture/Macs were built to be trailered and in over 40 years of owning Ventures I have never, except for the occassional short stay, paid a dime for something I can hookup and haul anywhere. Plus I don't have hull maintenance to worry about. Jus' Sayin' Fair Winds and Full Sails....

Obelix · Post by **Obelix** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 12:44 pm

I pay $254.00/month plus electricity at Ballena Isle Marina, South SF-Bay.
Prior to that I paid $170.00 for Mast-Up storage at Loch Lomond Marina North SF-Bay.

The price for convinience, I live 90 miles from the bay

Obelix

mastreb · Post by **mastreb** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 4:18 pm

I thought this was an interesting topic, so I called all the marinas in San Diego. Here's the result:

Sunroad Resort Marina CA 92101, 955 Harbor Island Drive (619) 574-0736 $555.00 $23.00 30' $3/ft/day up to a week. Prorated montly fee for longer than a week + 30%

Bay Club Hotel & Marina CA 92106, 2131 Shelter Island Drive (619)222-0314 $56.00 28' $2/ft/day -- 1/2 off with room

Marina Kona Kai CA 92106, 1561 Shelter Island (619) 224-7547 call back

Gold Coast Anchorage CA 92106, 2353 Shelter Island Dr. (949) 723-7781 No answer

Shelter Island Marina CA 92106, 2051 Shelter Island Drive (619) 222-0561 $499.95 $74.25 33' 2.25/ft/day or 25/ft/mo. <4mo.

Harbor Island West Marina CA 92102, 2040 Harbor Island Drive 619-291-6440 $431.20 $35.00 28'

Cabrillo Isle Marina CA 92101, 1450 Harbor Island Drive (619) 297-6222 $486.00 $45.00 28' 1.5/ft/ min $45 Chuck's old marina

Driscoll's Wharf Marina 4900 N. Harbor Dr. 619-222-4930 No answer

Pier 32 Marina 3201 Marina Way National City, Ca 91950 1-800-729-7547 $366.80 $35.00 28' 1.25/ft/night

Glorietta Bay Marina 1715 Strand Way, Coronado, CA 92118-3098 (619) 435-5203 ‎ $448.84 $28.00 28' 1/ft/night

Chula Vista Marina 619-862-2835 $364.00 $28.00 28' 1/ft/day

Half Moon Marina 2131 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, CA (619) 224-3401 $480.00 $45.00 30' 1.5/ft/day

Shelter Cove Marina 2240 Shelter Island Drive San Diego, CA 92106-3131 (619) 224-2471 $448.00 $42.00 28' 1.5/ft/day

Marina Cortez 1880 Harbor Island Drive San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 291-5985 $450.00 $28.00 28' $1/ft/day

Sun Harbor Marina 5000 N Harbor Dr # 200, San Diego, CA (619) 222-1167 $720.25 $56.00 28' $2/ft/day

San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina 333 West Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101 (619) 234-1500 $613.50 $90.00 30' $3/ft/day

abruzzi · Post by **abruzzi** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 8:26 pm

Is that Marina de Sur? I was considering that, but couldn't justify the cost. I may end up doing the mast up storage at Elephant Butte which is a little over $500 a year.

korn_kid_12 wrote:A 28x12 open of course here in New Mexico is $2754.80 annually, and no longer available with monthly options. They do allow a payment plan. Flushing bathroom with hot water is available. Same thing nightly is 30$. As other have stated it is a individual slip not shared. Morring options are available, per foot. here are some photos of the last time we spent a couple nights there.
http://sdrv.ms/OZT1o2

Post by **Hamin' X** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:09 pm

$600/yr + $30/yr (yes, year) if I use electric. Water & electicity available on the dock. Club house, picnic/camp ground, showers, fuel, pump out, launching ramp, 24 hr live in manager/security, free WiFi, trailer parking, 10 minutes from my house. This picture was taken in March 2011, so not too full. Park like setting and very secluded. Quite pool above McNary Dam with about 30 miles of sailing up to Tri-Cites (Kennewick-Pasco-Richland, WA). Pacific Ocean if I want to lock down through the dams. Year round sailing. It 's usually full and there is a waiting list:

http://www.mcnaryyachtclub.com/

~Rich

korn_kid_12 · Post by **korn_kid_12** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:13 pm

Yes that is Marina del Sur. Mast up is better for sure down there and almost as conveient for us Macgregor sailors. Their website is http://marinadelsur.info/ prices are on there. Also to note Cochiti has mast up storage behind the general store it is chaulked full of Macgregor 26c boats a few X's here and there. They are around 30 per month.

bradhill · Post by **bradhill** » Mon Jul 02, 2012 10:14 pm

On Payette Lake in Idaho, we pay $1,375 for the season. Usually May 15 to September 30. Amenities include secure access, restrooms, showers, free ice, pump-out. There is a five year waiting list to get a slip at this marina. http://www.mayhardware.com/PAGES/mmc.jpg

Catigale · Post by **Catigale** » Tue Jul 03, 2012 4:18 am

Ouch on the CA boat rates....still SF Bay is the bomb for sailing ....

to Rich and Russ for the great deals

I'm still in day sailing Harpoons locally and trailering to Cape Cod for the Mac. Still like to thank Kevin for putting me onto Harpoons.....

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