- Type
- Harbour
Powerboat marina on the west bank of the Patchogue River at Westbrook, Connecticut, just north of the Boston Post Road bridge known to local boaters as the Singing Bridge.
Guide
Approach and anchoring
Reached through the Westbrook inlet behind the Duck Island breakwaters, then north up the Patchogue River. The marina sits below the steel highway bridge over the river.
Practical
254 berths on floating pontoons for powerboats up to 26 feet. A free paved launching ramp with a floating dock for marina patrons. Heads and showers, a picnic area, plus on-site Mercury and Mercruiser engine repair by certified technicians.
Ashore
Bill's Seafood Restaurant adjoins the marina and is reached on foot. Jack's Bait and Tackle is on the property for fishing supplies.
History
Pier 76 Marina was opened in 1948 by William McCoombs and is regarded as the first marina in Westbrook.
Key facts
- Type
- Harbour
- Coordinates
- 41.27890, -72.46894 (41°16.73'N 72°28.14'W)
- Town
- Westbrook
- Country
- United States
- Phone
- +18603997122
- Updated
- July 7, 2026
Getting there
Pier 76 Marina lies at 41°16.73'N 72°28.14'W, that is 41.27890, -72.46894 in decimal degrees.
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