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Ponquogue Marina

TransientsPump-outTo 45 ft75 slips

Also known as Ponquogue Marine Basin, this family-owned marina on Foster Avenue offers about 75 floating slips with water and electric for boats to around 45 feet. A 55-ton travel lift handles boats up to 65 feet, and the yard winter-stores roughly 120 boats on land; dredging and dock expansion were permitted by the DEC in 2023.

Nearby: Ponquogue Beach and the Ponquogue Bridge to Dune Road are nearby, and downtown Hampton Bays is about two miles away.

At a glance

TypeMarina
LocationHampton Bays, Southampton
WaterwayShinnecock Bay
Address86 Foster Avenue, Hampton Bays, NY 11946 · Directions
Phone(631) 728-2264
Websiteponquoguemarina.com
Slips75
Max boat length45 ft
Transient boatsYes
Pump-outYes
SeasonYear-round
Servicesservice & maintenance, 55-ton travel lift (to 65 ft LOA), repair crane, engine and propeller service, dry stack and land storage (approx. 120 boats in winter)
AmenitiesWiFi, restrooms, showers, water and electric at slips, floating docks with finger piers

Details compiled from the marina's own site and public listings. Rates, depths and availability change: confirm directly before arrival. Own or manage Ponquogue Marina? Update this page.

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FAQ

Does Ponquogue Marina take transient boats?

Yes. Ponquogue Marina accepts transient (overnight) boaters, with room for boats up to about 45 feet. Call ahead to reserve, especially on summer weekends.

Is there a pump-out at Ponquogue Marina?

Yes, a pump-out is available at Ponquogue Marina.

How do I contact Ponquogue Marina?

Call (631) 728-2264 or visit their website.

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