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We are America's oldest fishing port. Since 1623, Gloucester has been serving the world as a harvester of quality seafood. First named "Le Beauport" by Samuel de Champlain because of its beautiful harbor and scenic rocky shores, Gloucester has been a destination community ever since. Those seeking spectacular natural beauty, an energetic and picturesque working port, a diverse population who continue to honor their cultural traditions, a variety of recreational activities, and one of the premier art colonies of our country, enjoy visiting this historic city. Conveniently located less than one hour from Boston, Gloucester is a place of welcome for a visit, to live, or to build a successful business. This web site is provided by the City of Gloucester and Mayor John Bell to offer a window of information on a unique and wonderful place.The City of Gloucester does not operate a marina but does offer 28 transient moorings for $25.00 per night. Reservations are accepted starting April 1st of each year. No launch service is available, all boaters need a dinghy to land. No credit cards accepted, payment is by cash or check. The Harbormaster also operates a pumpout boat free of charge.
Mooring Rate - $25/day
This marina does not require a credit card to hold the slip or any type of deposit. As a courtesy please notify the marina if you need to cancel your reservation at least 24 hours in advance.
