Latest News!
The Montague Marina has some slips available, call today if you are interested!
Waterfront businesses opening dates; Tightline Tours opening June 8, 2012 and can take up to 30 passengers! The Station Store will have lots of Nautical goodies and little treasures and are opening June 1, 2012! The Station Cafe will be open for business beginning June 1, 2012 with lots of yummies on the menu!
Remember to tell your friends that we have both 30 amp and 50 amp service! - May 7, 2012
Welcome to our webpage!
Read on to learn about the amenities we have to offer and be sure to look through our galleries.
Our contact information can be found to the right, so be sure to send us your questions and we will be sure to get back to you promptly.
About The Marina
Montague Waterfront is home to the Montague Marina and is a linear park located on Station Street on the north side of the Montague River, on the former C.N. Railroad property. It consists of the Municipal Marina and "The Station", acquired by the Town in 1984. Currently "The Station" is home to a Welcome Centre and The Station Cafe.
Docking Quota
Our marina can accommodate approximately 75 boats, with a draft of 12' or less, on floating docks. Six to eight berthages are reserved for visiting vessels (with minimum drafts of less than twelve feet.).
Amenities
Washrooms with showers, premium gasoline and unmarked diesel fuel, a mast crane (for boats +/- 30 ft.), concrete launch ramp, and concrete crane pad are on the site. Wireless internet is available. Ice is available. Payment types accepted are debit card and cash.
Security
Night watchman and security gates are employed.
Other
Entertainment performs at the gazebo every Wednesday and Sunday beginning June 24, 2012 and the Waterfront is often the site for recreational activities and events. It serves as one of the entry points for the Confederation Trail, which is used daily by walkers and cyclists. Year round further particulars of site activities and user fees are available from "The Station" (902-838-4778).
