Hartge Yacht Harbor is a splendid marina to keep your boat. However, do not call on this marina's…read moreservices the problem is not that they are good at anything but are bad at everything from my experience - They do not understand Webasto heaters and say that units are unusually design - They do not understand how to install Max props and in particular are confused with pitch value and the difference between left and right handed props. - They do not know how to change a hose on a manual bilge pump. - They do not know how to properly install sanitary hoses in a reasonable time. - They do not know how to install seacocks - They very seldom call back or answer emails - They make appointments and forget clients are coming. - They invoice for replacement parts they themselves have lost and invoice time taken to replace said parts. - All of this is experienced with last service manager - New service manager does not get confused with facts and bases his invoice without paying any attention to actual work completed successfully.

Pretty setting. Historic boat yard. Lovely views. Hartge is a wonderful place to park your boat, as…read morelong as you don't try to get anything done there. Hartge appears to offer marine services. Unfortunately they do not employ anyone competent at providing marine services. Six months after getting about $6,000 worth of work done to my boat I'm looking at spending at least that to repair the stuff they allegedly fixed. It astounds me that these people are still in business. By all means park your boat at Hartge Yacht Harbour but if you need any work done to your boat look elsewhere. This should be pretty easy advice to follow as they never return phone calls, respond to emails and you will never get a written quote out of them.

Great people, friendly and helpful. Nice clean boatyard, plenty of space around the boats.read more

They say the best day in a boaters life is when you buy the boat, and when you sell the boat…read more Frankly I think the best days are when you are on the boat. Recently we decided to get a new boat. Not new as in right off the showroom floor (do boat dealers have show rooms?) but a new boat for us. That meant we have were about to have the three greatest days a boat owner can have. Selling our boat, buying a new boat and of course, getting to ride around in a boat on the water. 1. The team at Clark's landing is awesome. Their sales location is in the middle of no where, but the facility is very nice. 2. They have a number of new (and brokerage) boats available. The most important thing when buying a boat is an honest broker. Clark's landing is honest, and were extremely nice to boot! We were dealing with Frederick Beu, he is exceptional! Now we can't wait for spring to get our new boat out into the Bay!!!!!

A gem of a marina. The west river is a great launch point for the bay. The restaurant, pool and…read morefacilities are outstanding. The others there are really nice and plan great ventures and dock parties. The end of the river is quiet - suitable for kayaking or rowing when you don't want to take out your boat.

Easily the most affordable and best view of any yacht club I've visited in the DMV area.read more

Today was my first visit at the new location. Two friends joined me clearly on a Saturday morning…read morefor the Kayak Eco- Tour. It was a beautiful morning and the water was like glass. We saw lots of birds as we made our way up the creek: great blue heron, white egrets, swallows, hills, families of ducks, and Canada geese. After paddling, we had breakfast at Happy Harbor.

My daughter-in-law and granddaughter did stand up paddle board yoga this morning. It was perfect…read more The clues that Andrea gave for staying balanced for awesome and they both did wonderfully and loved it.

Well kept full-service marina with all the amenities! We…read morestayed here overnight twice over the summer, using Dockwa for our reservations. These are fixed, not floating piers, but tides are minimal. The pier head where we stayed (dock E) and the adjacent fuel pier head can be exposed to wind and some waves if coming from the southeast, but the waves are knocked down a bit by flats. The docks are in good repair, and the grounds are immaculate. We took advantage of the free-access propane grills up on shore for a nice picnic. There's a West Marine just a short walk away. The marina has a pool, poolside bar, ice makers, laundry, and more. Their pump-out is also free. Docking here was slightly pricy, but well worth it at a location central to the Chesapeake between two 8-hour sails, and not at all out of line for the area and quality of facilities.

Herrington Harbour North Marina is a site to behold. This entire location is kept pristine. The…read moregrounds are well kept and the main building is immaculate. The restrooms are not only clean and well stocked, but they also have showers. Every inch of the docks are impeccable and every vessel, you could see, are well maintained. The reason for this visit was to assist with returning a family member's 47 foot sailboat back up to the Jersey shore. I cannot commend Herrington Harbour North enough on their professionalism and attention to detail with every aspect of this location. The customers of this harbour are privileged, well supported, and I'm certain....appreciative.

What better way to get around than on the water. I would commute via water if there were a way to…read morewhere I live. In Annapolis, there is! So try it out. Starting out at $2 you've got nothing to lose and it is a super fun way to beat the heat and enjoy that sea breeze while watching the shoreline pass you by. They have a fairly high capacity, we were a group of 6 and all fit plus more. So go cruise Annapolis

We have used the taxi for years to ride from the boat to town dock…read more During a week long stay on mooring #17, a matter arose where I needed to drive back to Baltimore to grab some missed packed medical supplies. Unfortunately it was all ready 8pm and the last taxi stopped at 10pm. Capt. Phillis went above and beyond her service. She assured me her taxi would be waiting to take me back to the boat. It was a big comfort during my 2hr round trip drive. Thanks a million to all the fine and pleasant captains especially Capt. Phillies. ​

Beautiful quiet marina. Has everything you actually need & never super crowded. Bring lunch,…read morewatch the boats & enjoy :)

Very nice marina. Grounds and bathhouse are clean and well maintained with plenty of parking…read more Electric service is metered for each boat slip so you only pay for what you use. And they have boat lifts for power boats.

The guys came all the way to California MD to help with my boat's four AC units. Professional,…read moreskilled, easy-going and willing to teach me along the way. Good work is hard to come by but These are guys you can trust!

Second service call to add safety item and adjust first repair. Came on time and has great…read morecommunication. Thanks

This is a sailing club. They have 3 sailboats and an amazing membership of people who coordinate…read moreevents, coordinate sailing, repair the boats, captain the boats, maintain supplies. Everyone helps out. Once you get certified as a captain, you can take the boat out. Otherwise, you can crew. Some captains will take the boats out for multiple days. Yes, the boats have beds, galley, head, etc. it's an awesome way to share the responsibilities of owning a boat.

I was thinking of buying a sailboat to cruise the Chesapeake then found out about this club that…read moreowns two well maintained 34 foot cruisers and a 30 foot racer cruiser. The cost are much less than owning my own boat. The boats are mostly available a week or two in advance on weekends and almost always on weekdays. Even better, the members are all very friendly and good sailing companions when I am not otherwise sailing with my own guests. The club does much of its own maintenance which adds another valuable dimension to the sailing experience.