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Docking at Mystic Seaport
Mystic Seaport is an unparalleled location »
Dock adjacent to some of the most beautiful grounds in the Northeast, when you pull up to Mystic Seaport, the Museum of America and the Sea. Mystic Seaport's 19 acres, complete with over 30 genuine 19th century shop buildings, line the Mystic Riverfront. 860.572.5391 daily 9am-5pm in July and August; weekdays only, 9am-4pm other months.
Other Mystic Docking Locations
Brewer's Yacht Yard »
Location just South of the bridges on the historic Mystic River makes Brewer's Yacht Yard easy to access. A complete yachting destination, with first class amenities and friendly professional staff. 56 Roseleah Drive. 860.536.2293.
Fort Rachel Marine Service »
Full range of services, including permanent summer slips and docking for transients. 44 Water Street, Mystic. 860.536.6647
Gwenmor Marina »
Long-standing reputation as a well-kept comfortable marina makes slips at this marina popular, often prebooking summer spots by spring. Terrific location at the Mystic River's entrance to downtown. Marina open seasonally; other services available year round. Off Roseleagh Drive in Mystic. 860.536.4346.
Masons Island Marina »
A family facility on the protected North Shore of Masons Island, just a mile from the incomparable sailing possibilities of Long Island Sound. 24 Old North Road in Mystic. 860.536.2608
Mystic River Marina »
Located below all bridges, in a tranquil setting on the Mystic River with beautifull views on Long Island Sound. Dedicated to dependable service for more than 45 years. 36 Quarry Road, Masons Island, Mystic. 860.536.3123.
Additional Marinas
Visit Mystic Country website »
Southeastern Connecticut is a boater's paradise, with dozens more marinas in the Mystic area and in nearby towns. Click for a complete listing.
Fishing and boating supply »
All your fishing and boating needs. And if you didn't bring your boat, fish from shore or charter!
Tall Ships & Vessels »
What was it like to live in the age of sail? Come aboard some of America's finest tall ships and historic vessels at Mystic Seaport, and find how 19th century sailors worked and slept, ate and drank.
