Salmon Country Marina & Campground | Mexico, NY | Lake Ontario | Slips, Fuel

Salmon Country Marina was established and incorporated in June of 1975. It has been a family owned and operated business for 40+ years. Before Salmon Country was a marina and campgrounds, it was a 200 acre dairy farm run by Alfred and Beatrice Blunt. When Alfred wasn’t farming, he loved his boat and fishing. At that time, Alfred had the biggest boat on the river, a 19 foot MFG. They soon realized that running a small dairy farm was no longer feasible. Luckily, they had the little Salmon River flowing right through their back yard! The next logical step was to run a family operated marina and campgrounds. Robert and Carolyn Blunt ran the family marina for 40+ years and decided to retire in 2022. Present-day operations are now run by their son and daughter-in-law, James and Julia Blunt. There are several other key members of running the business that keep the true meaning of being Family Owned and Operated!

Open to public

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Navigation

Current:Weak

Notes

The Little Salmon River is well marked by Coast Guard approved reflective numbered Red and Green Buoys. The Entrance off Lake Ontario should be approached on a heading of 180 degrees magnetic until between the red and green lights on the end of the breakwalls. Mexico Bay is routinely calmer than the rest of the Lake making this a good refuge during storms. Lake and river levels are somewhat lower in the late fall. Virtually no current on the river except during high rain or run-off

Dockage

Average price per day:$1.00/ft
Total:100
Type:Fixed, T Dock, Wood
LOA Max:45
Beam Max:14
Dockage depth:12

Notes

Dockage for 100 boats with room for several transients on the side-tie. Gas dock. Depth during late fall should not be more than 7 feet. Transients charged $25.00 per day.

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