Boating Fire Island
Fire Island National Seashore
Fire Island National Seashore is one of the best, and most affordable places to boat around Long Island. Two large marinas are available with a range of amenities.
If floating on the Great South Bay sounds like your kind of fun, there are plenty of boating opportunities at Fire Island. Boating is a relaxing way to get out on the water and see the seashore from a different perspective. Many people explore the bay on motor boats, sailboats, canoes, and kayaks. Those who prefer paddling may want to consider joining a free, ranger-guided canoe tour of the island’s most extensive salt marsh from Watch Hill. Boat ramps for private vessels are also available at Captree and several other nearby state parks, and at Smith Point County Marina.
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Boaters may stay overnight at the Watch Hill or Sailors Haven marina. Watch Hill is a 175-slip marina and Sailors Haven is a 45-slip marina. Electric and non-electric sites are available at both sites, and rates vary by size of vessel. Please see LoveFins.com for more information on rates and reservations.
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Day, Night, Dawn, Dusk
Boating encompasses a wide range of activities with varying degrees of accessibility. Boaters with disabilities may need assistance in order to dock boats, but marinas and docks at Fire Island National Seashore are accessible to wheel chairs. Dogs and other pets are permitted within marinas as long as they are leashed.
Yes — Dogs and other pets are allowed in marinas and on docks as long as they are leashed.
Yes — Boaters may stay overnight at the Watch Hill or Sailors Haven marina. Watch Hill is a 175-slip marina and Sailors Haven is a 45-slip marina. Electric and non-electric sites are available at both sites, and rates vary by size of vessel. Please see LoveFins.com for more information on rates and reservations.
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