Castine Town Dock on Penobscot Bay | Fuel, Slips, Amenities

Steeped in history, architecturally preserved, rich in culture, adorned by elms and surrounded by the sea, a visit to Castine Maine will invigorate your spirit and energize your soul. Located in the distinctive Downeast Maine Acadia region, Castine’s unique temptations lure visitors to spend their vacation or plan a special event here every season of the year, whether it’s for a foliage cruise, a holiday celebration, a spring wedding or a summer beach getaway.Vacation in Beautiful Historic Castine, Maine. Known for its scenic landscapes and maritime tradition, Castine is also the proud home of the celebrated Maine Maritime Academy. Visitors in search of things to do during their vacation can plan a tour of 35-acre MMA campus, explore vacation packages, get directions to special events and local destinations – and even plan a waterfront wedding. Come to Castine, Maine – Under the Elms and By the Sea

Open to public

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Navigation

Current:Moderate

Notes

Directly off Bagaduce River with deep water passage everywhere. Town dock is directly after the large 500′ Maine Maritime Academy ship (T/V State of Maine)

Dockage

Average price per day:$3.00 per ft.
Total:4
Type:Floating, T Dock, Wood
LOA Max:100
Dockage depth:20
Accessibility:AC Power 30A, Disability Access

Notes

Main town dock is a single long floating dock (approximately 150 feet). Dockmasters will help making room if other boats are tied up. There are no beam restrictions.Two hours free dockage are available to visit the town. If you arrive after 3 pm, you can stay overnight for $3/foot (no electricity). Dockage and moorings are also available at Eaton’s Boatyard or Castine Yacht Club.