| 98 S. Water St New Haven, CT 06519 | |
| 41° 16' 51.38'', -72° 55' 47.34'' | |
| 475-238-8398 | |
| VHF Ch. 9 | |
| www.pyc-nh.com | |
| New Haven Harbor |
| Low | 04:17AM | -0.367ft |
| High | 10:25AM | 6.351ft |
| Low | 04:26PM | 0.288ft |
| High | 10:40PM | 7.472ft |
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About
Transient Power or Sail boaters are welcome to visit our 5 Star destination and enjoy the fantastic views and protected dockage. Our marina is located on the west shore of New Haven harbor and our floating docks with power and water offer a great place to stay while enjoying our Clubhouse and local New Haven attractions. Our marina offers fuel dock w/ diesel and Gas (Valtec), clean and modern bathroom and shower facilities along with coin operated laundry. Come with an appetite and satisfy you tastebuds with the delicious foods served at either of the two on-site restaurants, Shell and Bones and City Point Kitchen. If you prefer to cook your own outdoor BBQ stations are available.
With just a short cab ride you can enjoy many of New Haven's well known landmarks: Walk the campus of Yale University, Visit amazing museums like The Peabody and after all that when your appetite calls Visit a few of New Havens gems... Try the "Original Hamburger" at Louie's Lunch, or feast on the best pizza in the USA or as the Locals call it Apizza (pronounce : AH-BEETZ)! Frank Pepe's and Sally's on Wooster Street & Modern Pizza on State Street. We encourage interested Transient boaters to contact the Club Office at least one week in advance of your planned arrival. In addition to our floating docks we have numerous moorings available just outside of our sea wall entrance.
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First I will say the marina is safe and secure. The slips are well maintained. I think the drawbacks are the following: the radios didn’t work and there was no one to respond to the call on Channel 9. That being said we called in on the phone and spoke to someone in the club who told us what slip. But no one met us at the slip. We were lucky enough to have someone on the boat next to ours who said he would assist since the wind had kicked up. We went to check in and the only person who was there was the bartender in the bar who wasn’t sure about the WiFi password or the WiFi. She did find gate keys and gave us those. The website says shower facilities and bathrooms. They are outside of the locked gates and have seen much better times with respect to cleanliness and upkeep. There was an abandoned building at the top of the dock but we have no idea what that was. We were told there was a place to get breakfast but there wasn’t. There was an abandoned small building that at one time apparently a small breakfast stop but it must have been a long time ago. The restaurant Shell and Bones which is on the property was excellent we can’t say enough about the atmosphere the service and the food. There reportedly is another restaurant there on the property but we didn’t find that. There was a bar upstairs in the club room but not a restaurant. One thing I will say is that the next morning the dock master was at our boat and apologized for not being there. That was something that was a positive. But when we left no dockmen were on the dock. Also it says water gas and electric. No gas though. That was a problem. Also they say they have WiFi but NO signal on the dock. Three different WiFi’s and no signal on any of them. Overall for a stop over night while commuting or delivering a boat it is adequate. For overnight to enjoy the restaurant (shell and Bones), club bar, lounge and amenities at the marina I think there are better stops. If it had what is advertised it may have been a better stay.
Folks in the yacht club are super friendly and since it was just under 90, let us bring our dogs in while we had a couple bees.