marinas

[jmeirhofer]

Can anyone recommend a dry stack for a 21' bowrider Annapolis or north of there?

Conversely, how about the Potomac up around the D.C. area.

I have a trailer and can go to either side when desired. It is just that blind searching makes it hard to find things. I have looked at the Chesapeake Boating dot net marinas with not to much luck.

Any help or just a pointing in general direction is appreciated.

Oh, one other thing. We don't winterize here. I am moving there in March. Will I need to winterize there by that time of year? I would need to get that done before leaving if it is needed.

 

[floydsfloat]

Tyme N' Tyde Marina is on the potomac on the virginia side and it has indoor dry stack. We once bought a used 16ft bowrider there and it was in pristine shape. The indoor storage really keeps the boats nice.

 

[jmeirhofer]

Thanks. That is exactly what I am looking for. I will look them up.

 

[Reel Antsy]

My friend keeps his boat dry stacked in Deale, Md., at Harbour Cove. Nice place, easy and convenient to get to. Minutes from the bay.

http://www.harbourcove.com/index.php?showPage=1&cache=1

 

[alk]

Bert Jabin's in Annapolis is a nice dry stack facility. Good friend of mine kept his boat there and was very happy with it.

http://www.bjyy.com/boatel.html

 

[meide]

Atlantic Marine Resort at the mouth of the Patapsco River just north of Gibson Island has a nice facility.

Mike

 

[Chesagansett]

We just left Tyme N tyde marina in Woodbridge, VA. We're taking the boat to FL for the winter, and it will be at a northern Ches bay marina next year. Nice people at Tyme 'N Tyde. We are just getting tired of the Potomac. We found ourselves trailering the boat more often than using the dry stack. The big drawback at Tyme N Tyde is that their ramp is terrible. We could only use it within one hour of high tide. That made it more difficult for our trailering trips. Ours is a bunk trailer. if you have rollers, you can probably use their ramp about 2/3 to 3/4 of the time of the time.... just not too close to low tide.

Anyway, Tyme N Tyde is a decnt choice. You might think twice about keeping a 21' bowrider on the bay. Sure, there are days you can use it, but many days you will get beat to hell. Many days I have had water come over the bow and shed off the cuddy deck. That's water that will fill your bowrider. Pick your days wisely with a bowrider.

 

[FatPaulyAtSea]

Atlantic Marine Resort and Pleasure Cove are the two boatels in the Pasadena area we have used. We are currently at Pleasure Cove and quite happy there. They are building new facilities that should be very nice.

Paul
Ellicott City, Maryland
Carver Santego 30 "Knot Home"