| 1 King Street Alexandria, VA 22314 | |
| 38° 48' 15.0'', -77° 2' 20.0'' | |
| 703-836-1900 | |
| $2/ft | |
| olddominionboatclub.com | |
| Potomac River |
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Transient Slips are only available to members of reciprocal yacht clubs. Reservations are available to ODBC members to reserve 30 days prior to arrival, and to members of reciprocal yacht clubs 15 days before arrival. Apologies, but we do not offer slips to the general public.
The Old Dominion Boat Club has three T-ends and two floating docks available for ODBC members and members of reciprocal yacht clubs for transient use. Boat slips temporarily unused within the marina are sometimes available for transient use for members, and members of reciprocal yacht clubs. This includes 18 large slips (25' -55' length and up to 16' beam) and 35 small slips (16' - 23'), for a total of 53 slips. When making a reservation request via Dockwa.com, please include any expected discounts and your membership information (ODBC or reciprocal) in the "Special Request" section when submitting your Reservation request. Your reservation will not be approved and charged unless your expected discount is verified/granted and your ODBC or reciprocal club membership is validated. Cancellations for overnight stays 24 hours prior to expected arrival will not be charged or refunded in full. Cancellations for overnight stays within 24 hours will be charged for the first night only.
Slips or T-ends not previously reserved may be assigned to members or transients for a "day sail" (casual use for a few hours) up to three days in advance of arrival. Please indicate your expected arrival/departure time when making a "day sail" request.
Charges for transient slip usage will be established according to the length of the boat, and will be Two Dollars ($2.00) per foot per night for members of reciprocal yacht clubs. There will be an additional charge for reciprocal transient slip usage of an electrical connection fee of Five Dollars ($5.00) for each 30 amp circuit and Ten Dollars ($10.00) for each 50 amp circuit per night. Note Pier A just south of the Zero Prince St clubhouse has 30A/50A electrical service, but no water hookup at this time. The dilapidated Tee directly behind the clubhouse is unsafe and not to be used. It is slated for demolition in spring 2021.
All transient slip fees shall be paid via reservations made at Dockwa.com. Transients occupying the north and south T-end shall berth their boat so that it does not block the interior fairway between the north and the south piers with no part of the transient’s boat extending beyond the last piling on the north or south T-end closest to the Fairway.
ODBC M & B Rules require line size appropriate for the boat size, with larger boats (25'+) expected to have ½ line minimum to secure a boat in the ODBC Marina. Visiting boat owners are responsible for using their own lines . As a courtesy to slip holders, any lines found in a slip are not to be used or tampered with so that when the assigned slip holder re-occupies the slip they do not have to adjust the lines. Visiting boaters are required to provide their own electrical power cords.
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Friendly. Nice facilities, clean bathrooms/showers
Great time with security gates preventing locals from walking the docks.
Great folks at ODBC from the General Manager Joe on down to each member we had contact with. Would return without hesitation.
Great to dock when getting ready for the Holiday Boat Parade! Close to Kings Street where “all the happenings” are. Thanks soo much for the hospitality ODC!
ODBC is always a special stop! The clubhouse is beautiful and the staff is fantastic.
Great reciprocal club. Good and easy dock with 50 amp for our 45 ft North Pacific. Right in lovely old town Alexandria. The clubhouse is brand new and amazing. Food was excellent!!! People were very friendly!! Gary made it work!!
Great visit! Joe and Gary and the team were great. Thanks, Jeff
Five stars and a heartfelt thanks to all the members, especially Lorraine and Richard Lloyd. Also Bob Waters, Keith Harmon and Kim Weitzel.
This is a great stop if your draft is under 5’. At Low tide we consistently saw depth of only 5’, almost 8’ at high tide. Folks were very friendly with a great clubhouse bar and restaurant. This downtown location is awesome. Scores of restaurants, groceries, West Maine, and other shops within walking distance. We even found a dog groomer, and Archie looks great!
Gary (our POC at the Yacht Club) could not have been more hospitable. My family and I appreciate him going out of his way to make sure everything was perfect for our visit. Thanks again Gary and ODBC.
Location can’t be beat. We tied on TDock (the only spot a 52’ boat can fit). Could see the Capital. Washington Monument & National Harbor from our deck. Docks in pretty good shape.
Dock is located at the end of King Street, where everything is happening. Restaurants and shops are within easy walking distance. Club was very welcoming, and we enjoyed several meals there and meeting new friends. Alexandria is a must see! There’s also a free trolley which takes you right to the Metro station to catch the train to Washington DC.
Beautiful location, close to great quaint shops, great restaurants and in a very historic town!! Facilities are 2nd to none!! People there are incredibly hospitable and warm. Would recommend to anyone! Thank you ODBC!!