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Destination Gagetown, New Brunswick

Gagetown Marina

Dec 21, 2016

About halfway between Fredericton and Saint John is the little village of Gagetown. Located on the west side of Gagetown Island, the Gagetown Marina has easy access floating docks with room for visitors. The marina also has that most sought after of amenities, the “dockside pub”; in this case it’s called the Old BootPub. A great spot for a lunch stop or overnight anchorage is located nearby at Grimross Island; this is popular spot where boats can put their bows on the beach.

The marina charges $35 for a mooring, dock space for boats under 25 feet is $40 and for larger boats it’s $50. Prices include tax.

Photo Credits: Gagetown Marina

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