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Townsend Manor Inn & Marina

TransientsTo 60 ft40 slipsResort marina

A historic inn on Stirling Basin with its own marina of about 40 slips, roughly 25 of them for transients, for boats up to about 60 feet. Boaters can use the inn's pool, showers and laundry, and the on-site restaurant; there is no fuel or pump-out on site.

Nearby: A short walk up Main Street to Greenport's restaurants, shops and the waterfront.

At a glance

TypeResort marina
LocationGreenport, Southold
WaterwayStirling Basin
Address714 Main Street, Greenport, NY 11944 · Directions
Phone(631) 477-2000
Websitetownsendinn.com
VHF9 (works 8)
Slips40
Max boat length60 ft
Transient boatsYes
Pump-outNo
Amenitiesfixed & floating docks, water, cable TV, Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, laundry, pool, ice, grills, pet friendly, hotel on site
Dining on siteInn restaurant on site

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

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FAQ

Does Townsend Manor Inn & Marina take transient boats?

Yes. Townsend Manor Inn & Marina accepts transient (overnight) boaters, with room for boats up to about 60 feet. Call ahead or hail on VHF 9 (works 8) to reserve, especially on summer weekends.

Is there a pump-out at Townsend Manor Inn & Marina?

We haven't found a pump-out listed for Townsend Manor Inn & Marina. Town pump-out boats serve many East End harbors in season.

How do I contact Townsend Manor Inn & Marina?

Call (631) 477-2000 or visit their website.

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