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Sag Harbor Village Marina

TransientsPump-outTo 175 ft285 slipsTown dock

The Village of Sag Harbor runs the public docks at Marine Park and along the waterfront, with roughly 285–311 slips and space for yachts to about 175 feet. Around 25 slips are set aside for transients, and boaters get complimentary water, WiFi and pump-out plus power up to 480V.

Nearby: The docks are steps from Main Street's restaurants, galleries and shops, with a bay beach about a half mile away.

At a glance

TypeTown dock
LocationSag Harbor, Southampton
WaterwaySag Harbor (inner harbor)
Address7 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 · Directions
Phone(631) 725-2368
Websitesagharborny.gov/195/Harbor-and-Docks
VHF9 (working 10)
Slips285
Max boat length175 ft
Transient boatsYes
Pump-outYes
SeasonDock office 8 AM–8 PM in season
Servicestransient and seasonal dockage, no-charge pump-out, harbormaster
Amenities30/50/100 amp and 480V power, water, WiFi, restrooms, showers, ice, grills, dinghy dock, boat ramp, pet friendly

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

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FAQ

Does Sag Harbor Village Marina take transient boats?

Yes. Sag Harbor Village Marina accepts transient (overnight) boaters, with room for boats up to about 175 feet. Call ahead or hail on VHF 9 (working 10) to reserve, especially on summer weekends.

Is there a pump-out at Sag Harbor Village Marina?

Yes, a pump-out is available at Sag Harbor Village Marina.

How do I contact Sag Harbor Village Marina?

Call (631) 725-2368 or visit their website.

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