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Westport Marina is implementing new rules and a rate increase for the summer season.“Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will rise to $4.44 per foot per month“Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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The increase will phase in over three years“Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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The rate increase marks the first adjustment in 30 years“This year brings important updates to the marina tariff, including our first rate adjustment in 30 years. Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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The increase includes separate rates for working and recreational vessels“Beginning July 1, 2026, moorage rates will increase through a planned three-year phase-in starting from $4.44 per foot per month (including tax), with distinct rates for working and recreational vessels.”
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Dock clean-up is required immediatelyNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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Only dock steps, hoses, and mooring lines are allowed in boat stalls“Only dock steps, hoses, and mooring lines are allowed in your stall; all other items must be removed.”
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Items like chairs, tables, and gear must be removed“Only dock steps, hoses, and mooring lines are allowed in your stall; all other items must be removed. Gear, totes, chairs, tables, and any miscellaneous extras create safety hazards, impede access for other users, and interfere with marina operations.”
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Items like chairs, tables, and gear must be removed to avoid safety hazards“Gear, totes, chairs, tables, and any miscellaneous extras create safety hazards, impede access for other users, and interfere with marina operations.”
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Items like chairs, tables, and gear must be removed to avoid potential removal“Gear, totes, chairs, tables, and any miscellaneous extras create safety hazards, impede access for other users, and interfere with marina operations. Items left in violation of these rules will be tagged and subject to removal . Any removed items can be retrieved by contacting the Marina Office.”
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Marina rules require leashed dogs“Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after (no roaming pets on docks).”
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Marina rules prohibit boarding of other boats without permission“Boats are private property – do not board or tie off without permission.”
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Marina rules prohibit fish carcasses in dumpsters“No fish carcasses in the basin or dumpsters (use designated disposal methods).”
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The marina will complete summer maintenance projects“While summer is peak season for moorage, it is also a critical time for completing maintenance and improvement projects throughout the marina. These projects ensure long-term safety, reliability, and usability of our facilities.”
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The marina will minimize disruption during summer maintenance projectsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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Fishermen Fridays will continue“Fishermen Fridays We’re happy to continue Fishermen Fridays throughout the summer! Stop by, connect with fellow boaters, and enjoy a cup of coffee and a donut on us. It’s a great way to sta”
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Fishermen Fridays will continue with free coffee and donuts for boaters“Fishermen Fridays We’re happy to continue Fishermen Fridays throughout the summer! Stop by, connect with fellow boaters, and enjoy a cup of coffee and a donut on us. It’s a great way to sta”
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Working vessel owners must provide proof of classification“Now, all working vessels must provide proof of classification—whether commercial fishing, charter (traditional or 6-pack), or support vessel.”
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Cancellation fees will rise from $100 to $250“The moorage cancellation reinstatement fee has increased from $100 to $250, and subleasing language has been simplified for clarity.”