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Chesapeake Bay Marinas
- zoomiejim
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Chesapeake Bay Marinas
We are looking to move our 466 from NYC to Chesapeake Bay, and looking for input on great marinas.
Criteria:
1. Secure and safe
2. Reasonably priced (doesn't have to be cheap or expensive, just value for money)
3. Walk to restaurant or Pub
4. Pool nearby
We have done a little research on Solomon Island and kind of liking that area, but we have no ties to any particular location at this point.
Any comments would be greatly appreciated, and hoping not to cause any territorial battles here (grin).
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Suspicious Fishes !
2022 Kawasaki 310X - Location: upper chesapeake bay
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Re: Chesapeake Bay Marinas
We have a bar / restaurant on site and three others with free water taxi service in season. A beautiful huge pool with an amazing view of the sassafras river.
Great docks, electric cable etc. Great bunch of people, all fresh water.
Downside is about 25 minutes depending on speed of your boat to the actual bay. If you have a 25 mph cruise you could get to rock hall in about 90 minutes. Baltimore inner harbor 2 hrs. (some will same much quicker, but not with no wakes, it not possible).
Annapolis about 2.5 hrs.
If you want to be further down the bay, good points are very good fishing. Many rivers with nice protected marinas.
Bad would be the water can get pretty big, really fast, without any apparent reason. Also, once you get south of fairlee creek area, you will not want to swim in the bay due to nettles (jellyfisfh) you will need to move into a river to get in the water.
Let me know if i can help you!
- zoomiejim
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Re: Chesapeake Bay Marinas
Appreciate the feedback indeed. Will have to put this one on the list for sure! If nothing else, will make sure we come by for a visit!
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Re: Chesapeake Bay Marinas
http://baybridgemarina.com/
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Bay+B ... 76.3321059
- Samuel
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Re: Chesapeake Bay Marinas
- Samuel
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