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11. Mackeys Ferry Marina

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11. Mackeys Ferry Marina
(252) 793-5031
http://www.mackeysmarina.com
Lat/Lon: near 35 56.022 North/076 36.471 West
Location: on the western shores of Mackeys Creek (also known as Kendrick Creek), north of the charted 8-foot fixed bridge
Depths:8-foot bridge
Transient dockage: Available
Transient dockage rate: $1.00 per foot per night
Type of dockage: fixed and floating wooden docks
Total number of slips/berths: 48
Dockside Power Connections: 30 amp
Dockside Fresh Water Connections: Available
Showers: Available (climate controlled)
Restaurant: on-site
Restaurant recommendations: Mackeys Crab Bar Grille; highly recommended
Provisioning Possibilities: snack and drinks available on-site
LPG (Propane) Availability: small LPG tanks for cook stoves available in shipstore
Waste pump-out: Available
Gasoline and diesel fuel: Available
Depths: 5-foot minimum depths (typical 9-foot dockside depths)

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Claiborne said on 17-07-2009

Claiborne
Also – Mackey’s Crab Bar is pretty good, yes? That place has changed a lot since I was a teenage commercial fisherman 35 years ago. If you met some of the locals, I bet you got an earful, didn’t you?! Some of my brethren get very smart (and loud) when they git-to-drinken…
Jim
Claiborne said on 16-07-2009

For an off-the-beaten-path trip up the Albemarle, try Mackey’s Marina on the south side [of Albemarle Sound] (252-793-5031) (http://www.mackeysmarina.com/) Joanne and Henry run it. They have a great bar/seafood restaurant now (local crabs) and transient slips. Deep enough water if you stay in the channel. Very protected. Good tackle shop. Fuel. Boat lift. It’s a working crabbers dock, so be prepared for working boats, not pristine cruisers. Bald eagles nest up the creek and ospreys all over – pretty spot if you like rustic.
No connection, just a displaced local boy.
Jim

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