The North Jetty Dock is for Commercial and large vessel use only. The Visitor Dock is available for short-term moorage for vessels under 60 feet in length on a first-come basis (overnight fees apply based on length of vessel). Overnight vessels are welcome at the Guest Dock only and must pay at the drop box at the top of the boat ramp. All vessels that enter the Marina Basin must have current registrations and with the numbers affixed to the hull.

NO ANCHORING allowed in the Marina Basin. A limited number of seasonal slips are offered on the South Basin Dock for boats under 20 feet in length.

Slips are categorized for boats 30 feet and under in length, over 30 – 45 feet in length, and over 45 feet in length with a 66-feet maximum. The Hood River Marina currently offers close to 160 boat slips for long-term moorage in a secure facility. Yacht club and sport activities combine to make the Marina a bustling, family-friendly facility complete with nearby park areas, lawn, beach and trails that provide areas for play, sports, or passive enjoyment.Īccess to the Boat Marina is through Port Marina Park on the north side of Interstate-84 at Exit 64 and State Highway 35 near the Hood River Interstate Bridge. In addition to moorage, the Marina area hosts youth sailing lessons and small watercraft launching for kayaks, outrigger canoes, rowing skulls, small sail craft and stand up paddle boards. As part of Port Marina Park, Marina facilities include year-round and transient moorage for various-sized vessels, a public boat launch, fuel dock (with water and pump-out station), and the Yacht Club Building on the east end of the Hood River waterfront recreation area.

The Hood River Marina offers a protected harbor for boats with access to the Columbia River and is a hub of local recreation and activity. For all other matters, call the Port of Hood River at 54. For marina fueling customers – please note the fuel dock is managed by the Hood River Marina Way Shell Station.

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