| 20 Marina Drive Coeymans, NY 12045 | |
| 42° 28' 31.08'', -73° 47' 21.12'' | |
| (518) 756-6111 | |
| VHF Ch. 68 | |
| www.coeymanslanding.com | |
| Albany |
Possible light rain this afternoon and evening.
52℉ESE at 5 knots
| High | 05:10AM | 6.127ft |
| Low | 11:58AM | 0.801ft |
| High | 05:29PM | 5.585ft |
Fuel
Last Updated: Aug 03, 2017
Diesel$2.99
Brand: ValvTectGas Premium$3.19
Brand: Ethanol free; Octane: 92;Propane$2.99
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View COVID-19 PageStatus: Open
Marina open.
Fuel dock open.
Striper slips open.
Berth Capacity
Slips:85
Approach
Minimum Approach Depth:7.0 Feet
Services & Amenities
Last Updated: Oct 07, 2019
Dockage:Yes
Fuel Dock:Yes
Water Hookup:Yes
Maintenance Facility:Yes
Wi-Fi:Yes
Pump-out:Yes
Restrooms:Yes
Showers:Yes
Laundry:Yes
Trash:Yes
Ice:Yes
Gas:Yes
Diesel:Yes
Propane:Yes
Groceries:Nearby
Alcohol:Yes
Medical Facility:Nearby
Pharmacy:Nearby
Hotels:Nearby
Restaurants:Yes
Fitness Center:Nearby
Golf:Nearby
Ship Store:Yes
Bait & Tackle:Yes
Max. Vessel LOA:65.0 Feet
Max. Slip Width:20.0 Feet
Floating Docks:Yes
Electric Amps:30, 50
Engine Service:Yes
Propeller Service:Yes
Dry Storage:Yes
Winter Storage:Yes
Travel Lift:Yes
Yacht Brokerage:Yes
Live Aboard:Yes
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Reviews
Coeymans Landing Marina is a very nice small marina located about 20 miles south of Albany. The people who own and run the marina are extremely helpful and caring toward their dockers; and the onsite Yanni's Too restaurant has some of the best calamari and seafood around. The ship store is well stocked for the pleasure boater and fisherman alike. The onsite service center can handle lots of repairs and all around the guys who run it are decent to work with and reasonable. The marina is protected by a regularly submerged wall installed by the Army Corp of Engineers, so be careful to hug the shore on approach from the south.