502 East River Street Unit 70 Savannah, GA 31401 | |
32° 4' 50.26'', -81° 5' 6.88'' | |
(912) 231-7481 | |
$5/ft | |
riverstreetlanding.com | |
Savannah |
River Street Landing offers private dockage located directly on River Street in Savannah, Georgia. This dock is able to accept Mega Yachts along with transient boaters looking to enjoy a stay on River Street. This dock does require at least a two night minimum for dockage or a minimum charge of $250.00
A little like being in a fish bowl, had a good tome
Great location. Dick was in good shape. The power was good, but plugged in to the mainland, not on the dock so you had to allow for the tide rise and fall. The only thing that I would give a negative comment about, would be if transient dockage is offered there should be wifi provided. They say you can connect to Spankys, but had better luck connecting to the Westin until a ship passed.
The staff was very helpful, and the location is fantastic, situated within feet of Savannah’s River Walk. With that said, this location is “bare bones” and not for the feint of heart. This is not a marina, rather it is a dock along the seawall that provides good power and water, but that’s it. There are no other amenities, no parking, no showers, no heads, no dock carts, no fuel, etc. Most importantly, you are totally exposed to the wakes of heavy boat traffic including numerous sea-going ships coming in and out of Savannah, and especially from the ferry and private powerboats that apparently care less about being responsible for damage incurred by their wakes. (Why there isn’t a “No Wake” zone on the stretch in front of these docks is beyond me.) We were prepared for this, having read previous reviews, and hung plenty of fenders. Other than being jolted awake a couple times through the night, it was tolerable, and we took no damage. Also beware of floating debris coming down the river. Thanks to the advice from the staff, we docked on our port side with our bow facing upriver. This proved to be good advice, since during the day a large tree trunk wedged itself between our hull and dock. Had we been stern-to we could have taken damage to our exposed running gear. Overall, the location made up for the many shortcomings, and I wouldn’t hesitate to stay there again. But boater beware.
Be sure to bring extra very large bumpers. GIANT Ocean cargo ships (and fast moving ferry boats) come in to unload virtually every hour leaving 2’ wake waves to bounce against the side of your boat all day long. That said, the location of your slip makes for a terrific visit to Savannah. We took electric bikes and cruised all over the historic district of Savannah and made this our favorite stop so far.
Location is directly on the waterfront with shops and restaurants minutes away. Dock hands were very helpful and informative. This is not a marina, rather a floating dock in the river. That being said, there is quite a bit of boat traffic with many tankers and tugs running by at all hours. The tugs have no regard for the fact that you are tied to the dock. They run full throttle when not assisting with a cargo ship, sending a surfable three foot wake into the side of your vessel. Not many options in the area so it you take what you can. Again, dockhands were very helpful and pleasant.
Great location. Docks need some maintenance. Dont like the two night minimum policy, especially when not busy season. Dock hand was great.
Great service two dockhands were ready for us when we arrived and made docking in a swift current very easy
To many drug addicted shady characters walking by the dock at night. Other than that the power is good and good water pressure. Lauren was very helpful.
Ridiculouly priced for docks in poor condition. Charged for electricity but 1 tower was taped off and the other one was not secured properly so we did not use. Bar street is rowdy with no security. Curious, drunk, rowdy people walked up to the boat. This should just be a free municipal dock.
Great location. Right on River Street, easy walk to all the historic stuff. DON'T MISS the J.W. Marriott in the old power plant just up the river. Wow. However, be prepared for constant wakes from passing boats tossing you about. No one pays attention to any "no wake" rules, and travel past within a few feet of the boats at the docks on plane, or worse, sort-of on plane. Staff is very helpful, terrific people. Nice floating docks, which helps with the strong tidal currents, and big tidal range. It's worth a stop for sure, just bring fenders and embrace motion.