Arlington Marina

2 Reviews

	5137 Arlington Rd Jacksonville, FL 32211
	30° 20' 3.28'', -81° 36' 45.69''
	(904) 743-2628
	VHF Ch. 16
	www.arlingtonmarina.com
	Jacksonville

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Arlington Marina is locally owned and operated. We are conveniently located close to Downtown Jacksonville, the Jacksonville Landing, and EverBank Field. Being a ValvTect Marine Fuel distributor means we are able to give you the best fuel available to protect your engines in Jacksonville, FL. We have both Wet and Dry Monthly storage for boats, as well as day-to-day transient boat slips.

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Berth Capacity

Slips:30

Dry Storage:100

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Approach

Minimum Approach Depth:4.0 Meters

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Mean High Water Clearance:0.0 Feet

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Services & Amenities

Last Updated: Jan 18, 2023

Fuel Dock:Yes

Gas:Yes

Diesel:Yes

Dockage:Yes

Water Hookup:Yes

Wi-Fi:Yes

Laundry:Yes

Trash:Yes

Ice:Yes

Groceries:Within 5 Miles

Max. Vessel LOA:40.0 Feet

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Floating Docks:Yes

Dry Storage:Yes

Travel Lift:Yes

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Arlington Marina - Rodney T.Aug 22, 2023

The Best place to store your Boat in JAX!!!!!! Staff is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Arlington Marina - richard s.Jan 28, 2011

Great place to refuel - MAJOR FLAW - Can't contact them on radio. The helpful dockmaster (?) explains that the VHF radiom fell in the watr some time ago and the owner has not got around to buying a new one.