| 982 West Lakeshore Colchester, VT 05446 | |
| 44° 33' 10.17'', -73° 13' 55.54'' | |
| edges.remedy.compulsion | |
| 802-658-4034 | |
| VHF Ch. 9 | |
| www.champlainmarina.com | |
| Colchester |
Fuel
Diesel$3.35
Gas Premium$3.70
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About
Upon entering the ‘inner’ Mallett’s Bay, immediately to the south in a protected cove is the full-service Champlain Marina, with deep-water slips, ValvTect fuels, coin laundry, clean showers and a well stocked ship store. Repairs can be accommodated with a 25-ton lift and 1-ton crane.
Facilities / Amenities
- 118 Slips
- 91 non-ethanol gasoline
- Diesel
- Free pumpouts under Vermont Clean Vessel Act
- Haulouts up to 25 tons
- Seasonal and Transient Dockage up to 70 feet
- 30 and 50 amp electric available
- Water and WiFi at all slips
- Winter and summer storage on the hard
- Clean and updates bathrooms / showers
- Coin operated laundry
- Full kitchen with refrigerators, stove / ovens, sinks, toasters, etc
- Picnic areas for both east and west docks featuring multiple grills (and utensils), a flattop, and picnic tables
- Activity room with multiple tables, couch, television / cable
- Garbage and Recycling
- Shipstore with basic boating supplies, marina branded goods, beverages, ice cream, and free popcorn!
- Seasonal customer and guest parking
- 5 minute walk to multiple restaurants, Ace Hardware, Mazza's General Store, Mike's Auto Parts
- Boat US Discounts for fuel and transient dockage
- Weekly rates available
For short term / hourly dockage please contact for availability
Approach
Services & Amenities
Reviews
Amazingly friendly. We were low on fuel and made what was going to be a quick stop, but decided to stay the evening. Ended up staying a couple more nights to reprovision because the access to a store was easier than planned.
Dockhands are always very friendly and are knowledgeable boaters! Always come here for gas, prices are reasonable and free pumpouts are a plus. Bathrooms are always clean!
Extremely pretentious patrons. If your boat is not worth at least $1 million, don't bother docking here. Website says transients are welcome, but we were not welcomed. Other patrons told us we belonged at the city dock, they claimed it was a private marina, and they concluded by threatening to kill our captain. There is no signage stating that this is a private marina, and nobody approached us to pay a fee; there were no employees in sight. The manager was not helpful, most likely because he did not want to lose the business of his pompous wealthy patrons. You'll find another marina if you know what's good for you.