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| 2011 Marina Summer Rates (May 1, 2011 – October 31, 2011) |
| Full Season In-Water Slip |
$135/foot LOA or dock length |
| Full Season Rack Valet Service |
$1,800 |
| Transient Slip |
Daily and Weekly rate available |
| Boat on Trailer to 28' |
$650 full season |
| Dinghy/Skiff to 12' |
$750 full season |
Please note – Beginning July 1, 2011 we will be offering partial season rates for one month minimum service up to three consecutive months. All fees are due and payable in full before boats may be put in the water. Additional fees may apply. Rates are higher if fees are paid by credit card. Rates are subject to change without notice. Other summer storage options are available. To learn more please contact the Hampton River Marina office, (603) 929-1422 for further information.
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2011-2012 Marina Winter Rates (November 1, 2011 – April 30, 2012) |
| Winter In-Water Slip |
$35/foot LOA or dock length |
| Winter Rack Storage |
$450 |
| Winter Dry Storage |
$35/foot - Includes pressure wash, haul and launch |
| Winter Trailer Storage |
$600 |
| Please note – These are early booking rates, and may change after September 1, 2011. All fees are due and payable in full at the start of the storage period. Additional fees may apply. Rates are higher if fees are paid by credit card. Rates are subject to change without notice. Other winter storage options are available. To learn more please contact the Hampton River Marina office, (603) 929-1422 for further information. |
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| 2011 - 2012 Marina Services |
| Hampton River Marina offers a wide variety of marine services, including haul and launch, storage, shrink wrap and pressure washing. Special rates are available to commercial fishermen. Repair services of all types are available through recommended local contractors. We offer everything from a short two hour haul to a five day bottom wash block and stand special for commercial vessels. Our twenty-five ton Travelift can manage vessels up to fifty feet in length, and our eight-ton fork truck can handle smaller boats to twenty-five feet LOA. |
