Very friendly and courteous staff. Publix across very busy highway. We had a very tricky docking as the only slip available was on the inner fuel dock. This necessitated getting into the small basin and doing a 360, 54' LOA in what feels like a 70' basin, managed to bang our swim platform on the docks and pull out on e of the smallish cleats. Great fine dining at 'Marker 32'.

Tried to make a reservation today and was asked the year of our boat. We have a 1989 Island Gypsy 32, recently survey and insured. Rely - "I am sorry sir but we do not accept boats over 30 years old!" They got one star because the person was polite, and suggested the marina across the ICW from.them.

I wound up staying here two nights because of a sick dog. There are two vets within walking distance. There's also a Publix supermarket, a Walgreens, a Starbucks, and a handful of fast food style restaurants. There's a fine-dining restaurant right next door. You must follow the narrow channel closely when coming in at low tide. It's well marked. The marina and its facilities were fine. The staff was friendly and helpful. There was some confusion with billing for my second night. Although I was charged $2/ft plus tax for my 32 ft LOA boat when I paid at the fuel dock for the first night, I was charged for 40 feet in the office the next day. They told me they had a 30 foot minimum but since they only had 40 foot docks, they needed to charge me for 40 feet. This still makes no sense to me. I balked. They adjusted the rate to what I'd paid the previous night but did not admit that the 40 foot charge was wrong. They charge $10/night extra for shore power, which seems pretty common around here; I opted to skip it. My advice is to make sure you know what they're going to charge you before you come, especially if your boat is less than 40 feet LOA. The marina is a working boat yard with a huge storage building filled mostly with small fishing boats. All day long, a pair of forklifts move boats between the water and racks alongside the sea wall and shelves in the building. To make matters worse, there was also a dredging operation nearby that was extremely loud. So the place was noisy during daylight hours the whole time I was there. It's the noise that'll keep me away from future stays. The place is dog friendly, with a patch of grass between the marina and the restaurant for dogs to relieve themselves. No-see-ums are a definite problem early in the morning and after sunset.

My home marina, floating docks. Low tide entry / exit can be an issue. Great staff and facility. Publix is almost across the street. Reasonable rates.