Cape Charles Town Harbor

Phone

+1 (757) 331-3100

Hours

8 - 5 Mon-Sun. & Holidays

VHF

Monitored: 16 | Working: 6

Cape Charles, VA | N 37° 15.884' / W 076° 01.090'

11 Marina Rd.

Cape Charles, VA 23310

Body of Water

Chesapeake Bay

Contact

Matt Outland

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Last Marina Login: 07/20/21

Call ahead to confirm as prices are always subject to change.

Dockage

Reservations

Transient reservations https://capecharlesmarine.com/marina/

Dock Rate

https://capecharlesmarine.com/marina/

Moorings

Liveaboard

Liveaboard Allowed

Yes

Liveaboard Limit

At Harbor Master approval, month

Payment Methods

VISA / MasterCard / Discover / AMEX / CASH

Last Marina Login: 07/20/21

Representative Depths MLW - Cherrystone Channel, Harbor Approach, Floating Docks & Transport Fuel Dock are 18 ft. Boat Ramps, Main Fuel Dock & Fixed Piers are 7 ft.

Dock Type

Fixed & Floating

Approach / Dockside Depth

18.0 / 20.0 ft.

Tide Range

2.5 ft.

Largest Vessel

170 ft.

Total Slips

110

Transient Slips

30

Bulkhead Length

170 ft.

Last Marina Login: 07/20/21

The Municipal Corporation of Cape Charles Harbor ably hosts a unique mix of commercial, industrial, and recreational vessels in its protective basin boasting 95 slips, 4 T- Heads ranging from 60 to 120 feet and 1200 feet of dock space. Whether for work or play, patrons enjoy access to the greatest fishing areas on the Chesapeake Bay. Visitors can watch watermen haul in and off-load their daily catches of blue crabs, horse shoe crabs, conchs, fish, clams, shark and scallops. The Harbor's state-of-the-art public boat ramps are enjoyed by both individual pleasure and sport fishing crafts as well as the charter boats that run expeditions daily for cobia, striped bass, flounder, drum, spade, trout and croaker. Transient vessels appreciate the Harbor for its deep-water slips and docks and short walk to the re-emerging Historic Town.

Fuel

Diesel Price

No Report This Week

Gas Price

87 Octane: No Report This Week
89 Octane: No Report This Week
90 Octane: $4.639, tax included
91 Octane: No Report This Week
92 Octane: No Report This Week
93 Octane: $4.389, tax included
94+ Octane: $3.809, tax included
Non-Ethanol: Yes
ValvTect: No

Discounts

Comments: (No report till 2025 Season) Daily 8am to 5pm 89 Octane is Non-Ethanol Dock Master ext.#2 - Prices are subject to change
Last Fuel Update: 12/06/24

Electric

15 AMP

No

20 AMP

No

30 AMP

Yes

50 AMP

Yes

100 AMP

Yes

200+ AMP

No

VOLTAGE

110,220

Amenities

Dockside Water

free

Dockside WiFi

free

Pumpout

Restrooms

Showers

Laundry

pay

Ice

Ship Store

Snacks

Pet Friendly

Restaurant

Marine Store

Town

Repairs

No repair facilities available

ATM/Bank

0.20 miles

Post Office

0.30 miles

FedEx / UPS

0.50 miles

Coin Laundry

0.25 miles

Grocery

2.50 miles

Shopping

0.25 miles

Liquor store

2.00 miles

Pharmacy

0.50 miles

Propane

0.50 miles

Hardware

0.25 miles

Hotel

0.20 miles

Airport

60.00 miles

Hospital

13.00 miles

Doctor

0.25 miles

Dentist

0.25 miles

Veterinarian

0.50 miles

Beach

0.10 miles

Fitness Center

0.50 miles

Golf

0.50 miles

Tennis

0.50 miles

Noteworthy:

11 Marina Road
Cape Charles, VA 23310

37.2678 N, 76.0178 W

Spend a day, a month or a season with us. Cape Charles Marine Services manages slips and face dockage around the entire harbor. Access wi-fi, showers and laundry facilities.

Call ahead to confirm as prices are always subject to change.

Specials

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Events

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Contact

Matt Outland

This one-of-a-kind, non-segregated facility continues the Town's tradition of a vibrant transportation industry, which visitors can observe from their vessel. The Harbor is vital to several local companies which utilize the large dock space and deep-water draft to bring their product via tug and barge to and from the Eastern Shore.