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Northeast Florida boat slip & dry stack prices

Compare wet slip and dry stack prices marina by marina: 4 marinas · 3 with published prices. If a marina doesn't publish its rates, we say so.

4marinas tracked
3with published, sourced monthly prices
$25–$30wet slip, $/ft/month (median $29.90)
$18–$18dry stack, $/ft/month (median $18.00)

Northeast Florida marina rate comparison

Rates exclude sales tax, electric and dock-box fees unless noted. Many city marinas charge non-residents more.

MarinaWet slip (monthly)Dry stack / dry storageTransientSource
Fernandina Harbor Marina
Fernandina Beach, FL · Municipal
$25/ft/mo long-term (billed monthly) · $27.50 commercialNot published / not offeredMonthly from $34.50/ft (under 70 ft)Source
checked 2026-11-03
Lakeshore Marine Center
Jacksonville, FL · Private
Call for rates$18/ft/mo month-to-month · $15/ft/mo 1-year contract—Source
checked 2026-11-03
St. Augustine Municipal Marina
St. Augustine, FL · Municipal
Monthly $29.90/ft (30–49 ft) · $20/ft (to 29 ft) · $34.90/ft (50–99 ft)Not published / not offered—Source
checked 2026-11-03
Beach Marine
Jacksonville Beach, FL · Private
Call for ratesNot published / not offered—Source
checked 2026-11-03

Frequently asked questions

How much does a boat slip cost in Northeast Florida?

Among the Northeast Florida marinas we track that publish a per-foot monthly wet slip rate, prices run from $25.00 to $29.90 per foot per month (median $29.90) before tax and utilities. Some marinas charge flat monthly rates by slip size instead.

How much is dry stack storage in Northeast Florida?

Published dry stack rates we found in Northeast Florida run from $18.00 to $18.00 per foot per month (median $18.00), depending on the marina and the length of commitment.

Where do these prices come from?

Every price comes from the marina's or city's own published rate page, which we link next to it along with the date we checked it. If a marina doesn't publish rates, we mark it 'call for rates'. We never estimate a price.