Reviews: Tarkiln Bay

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Holding:
5.00
Good, Mud
Wind Protection:
5.00
Open and Exposed Southwest
Current Flow:
5.00
Wake Protection:
5.00
Open and Exposed Southwest
Scenic Beauty:
3.00
Ease of Shopping:
1.00
Shore Access:
1.00
Pet Friendly:
2.00
Cell Service:
3.00
WiFi:
1.00

  • Review for Tarkiln Bay

    Reviewed by: Robert Van Patten on Nov 20, 2023
    Vessel Type: Sail
    LOA: 38'
    Draft: 4.5'

    Overall Rating:
    4
    Holding:
    5
    Wind Protection:
    5
    Current Flow:
    5
    Wake Protection:
    5
    Scenic Beauty:
    3
    Ease of Shopping:
    1
    Shore Access:
    1
    Pet Friendly:
    2
    Cell Service:
    3
    WiFi:
    1

    This is a very undervalued anchorage. It's 10 feet deep, excellent holding,great wind protection from the north the east and the south. The downsides are it's a bit off the beaten path and there's not much shore/shopping access. That said, it's quiet, it's calm and you get to see the Blue Angels fly over every now and then. I don't have a pet so I can't really speak to how pet friendly it is but it does look like you could get to the shore and let a dog run around. I have good cell access and with Starlink, I have a great Internet access. Was going to go to Fort McCree, but noticed many boats anchored outside on my AIS. This turned out to be a great alternative.

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